In-home Care
Loss of independence is one of the most unfortunate consequences of growing older. Mental and physical decline both play a role in making it difficult for seniors to take care of themselves and manage their own lives. Getting older no longer needs to mean trading in quality of life.
Do you have rising concerns about your parents’ capabilities as they get older? You’re not alone. Old age makes no exceptions, and as your parents have always been there for you, now it’s time to give them a helping hand.
Many people who receive letters from My Aged Care aren’t aware what exactly they mean and what actions they require, and a big number of people miss out on their packages because of this. Follow this simple guide to receiving a Home Care Package.
Manage your Home Care Package on any device, at any time with MyFeros. MyFeros is Feros Care’s client portal, a place where you can manage your services, check your balance and make contact with your care support team. MyFeros gives back control, time and improves your safety.
For Colleen Maynard, keeping her independence means everything. Like so many Australian seniors, she loves where she lives – and wants to keep it that way for as long as she can.
The issue of ageing can be a prickly one for those experiencing it – it’s a conversation that everyone may be avoiding, but it’s also one that has to be had. We can help you address the elephant in the room!
When Norma Burgess had a negative reaction to chemotherapy, she could no longer perform the simplest of tasks. With the help of Feros Care, she’s smashing her goal of getting back on her feet.
Daisy Green has lived every one of her 93 years on her family farm and there’s nowhere else she’d rather be.
As you grow older, your health and wellbeing can either be managed well, or managed poorly and is often the difference between remaining living independently in your own home, versus needing to move into an aged care residence.
Sonia was referred to our Beating the COVID Blues program in an effort to support her in re-establishing her connections with the local community, improving her mental health along the way.
81-year-old Pamela loves working with her care workers as a team to get tasks done. “It’s nice to be able to contribute as it’s hard to give up independence completely!”
Christine has been a care worker for 15 years and still gets up every morning excited about what the day will bring. This is how she helps people live their life at home, with her motto: “there’s no place like home.”
