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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Technology innovation developmentTechnology innovation can be absolutely critical for an organisation’s growth. How we harness its potential relies on identifying both the current obstacles and the future opportunities for business development.
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No obstacles in sightImagine starting out on a career in law despite others telling you it would be all too difficult. But you forged ahead and spent more than four decades teaching the tertiary subject. Now close your eyes.
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How to have a chat about drivingIf you’re concerned about a loved one’s ability to continue driving, addressing it sooner rather than later could save their life.
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Aged care jargon explainedWe’ll help sort out the common terms used in the aged care sector to help you understand what’s what.
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Holiday Ideas for SeniorsNow’s the time to do something you’ve never done before, go somewhere you’ve always wanted to go. Be adventurous, create memories, explore and be bold.
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Graffiti grannies and grandpas gaining celebrity statusOur graffiti grannies and grandpas (aka Feros Silver Foxes) are gaining national and international celebrity status.
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Seniors caught in the act of graffitiIn downtown Byron Bay recently, it was Banksy’s turn to step aside as the Feros Silver Foxes (FSFs) painted the town red, well any colour they wanted, ahead of the local Popped laneway event.
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Elder abuse is everyone’s issueAt Feros Care, our primary focus is the happiness and wellbeing of older Australians. However, we are aware that in the wider community the issue of elder abuse exists.
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Memories, meaning and movingDeciding what to do with furniture and belongings that may no longer be required or just aren’t practical anymore can be difficult at any age, but if you have a lifetime of memories embedded in a home and its contents, it’s that much more distressing.