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Welcome to the first 2022 edition of our Aged Care newsletter
We begin our newsletter by discussing why the topic of ageing can sometimes be difficult to talk about with family. There are many options available to guide you and your family through this conversation.
Next, there are different types of accommodation available in retirement villages – not all accommodations, services, and facilities are the same, so it’s important to know what your options are prior to making the move.
The Aged Care system in Australia can be complex. Costly mistakes can be made if you don’t do your research. Here, we provide you with a few ways to avoid these mistakes if you or your loved one is considering Aged Care services.
There comes a time in our lives when we're not as independent around the home as we used to be. There are Home Care services and packages available to assist you to remain in your home that little bit longer.
We love to hear from you, so please feel free to contact us with any questions about our articles in this newsletter on (02) 9899 9369 or email admin@kisplanning.com.au.
Kind regards,
Matthew
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In life, many of us are totally at ease and comfortable talking to our family and friends about many topics. However, for whatever reason, there are certain subjects that we’re either reluctant or feel uneasy to discuss openly – typically they are love and relationships, politics, religion and money … call them the “taboo topics”. Read full article >>
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Retirement villages in Australia offer residents a unique range of retirement living options, including accommodation options, facilities and services. Many retirement villages feature pools, golf courses, regular social events and 24-hour emergency assistance. Read full article >>
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Australia's aged care system is incredibly complex, and making the wrong decisions can have a high cost, both financially and emotionally. Being aware of the common traps to avoid can help your family save time, money and stress. Read full article >>
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Home Care (also known as in-home care, community care, home help, home support and in-home nursing care) is the umbrella term for a range of services that allow people to remain living independently in their own homes. Many elderly Australian’s take advantage of these services as an alternative to moving into traditional residential aged care homes. Read full article >>
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