Food quality for older people

High-quality food should not be seen as a luxury item.  In fact, it’s something older people should expect.

Eating well is living well, and no one should be forced to compromise on taste or nutritional value because of their age.

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Why this is the number one secret to ageing well

The Royal Commission has spotlighted food quality and nutrition as a major concern for many older Australians. Eating well is a basic pleasure of life, even more so as we age. A healthy diet is critical to ageing well, so while our bodies change with age, so do our nutrient and energy requirements. Thankfully, this flexible meal solution is helping to ensure older Australians eat well to age well. Read More

Investigation Launched After Woman Found Naked In Resident’s Room

  News outlets are reporting that a federal investigation is underway after an alleged incident that is believed to have occurred at a nursing home in the South Australian town of Strathalbyn. The incident, which is said to have occurred on the evening of February 27, involved two aged care residents, one of whom is... Read More

How to lighten the burden of dysphagia on family caregivers

  Swallowing requires very little thought for most people, but swallowing difficulties are common amongst older people, and can create a range of difficulties for the elderly and those who care for them.  The medical term for the difficulty of swallowing food and or drinking fluids is dysphagia, which can occur for a number of... Read More
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