There's always something happening at Feros Care, whether it's how we're using technology to improve our clients' lives or the adventures of our clients and their care workers.
Here we have handpicked our favourite Feros stories, as well as blogs on travel, food, technology, health and wellness. It's all about helping you live a healthy and connected life!
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Six month old Lola re-ignites energy and speech among people living with DementiaAs soon as Morleen sees Lola, her speech improves, her body is upright and she has an incredible maternal energy.
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Yummy snacks without the guiltTry these quick and easy to prepare snacks that are yummy, cost effective and healthy … yes you can use those words in the same sentence!
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Students to ‘Ask Gran Not Google’ during Seniors WeekIn the technological age, today’s school kids can readily source the answer to pretty much anything on their mobile phone, but Feros Care wants them to Ask Gran Not Google during Queensland Seniors Week in 2017.
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Life on the internet after deathWith every website these days wanting us to sign up and have an account for something or other, have you ever wondered what happens to your ‘stuff’ when your digital life is the only one left?
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Five Indispensable Items for your Carer’s “Tool Kit”When caregivers do not take care of themselves and don’t take a break, they increase their own risk for health problems.
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Feros Care officially opens its NDIS Local Area Coordination Mackay OfficeFeros Care officially opened its National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) Local Area Coordination (LAC) Mackay Office, which will be a key pivotal point in connecting people with services.
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Dementia. Where to go for practical adviceWhen a parent or loved one is diagnosed with dementia there’s a thousand questions that come to mind. How do I tell the rest of the family?
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Gardenias, giggles and great joyIt’s Fresh Friday and the smell of gardenias and fresh ground coffee is wafting through Feros Care aged care village at Bangalow.
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'One size does not fit all' approach wins new fansVictoria had been Joseph’s carer for many years and the demands on her were steadily growing as Joseph’s Parkinson’s symptoms worsened. Victoria was very anxious about the responsibility, she felt trapped within the house and that she was losing her social connections.