Supporting older people living with dementia
Receiving a dementia diagnosis can be scary both for the person diagnosed and their families, but a diagnosis does not mean giving up things that people enjoy doing.
Supporting people with a disability
In February, Mercy Health Home Care Services attended the Having a Say conference in Geelong.
Seniors Festival celebrations – October 2018
It was great to see local councils supporting older Australians in the community during the Victorian Seniors Festival celebrations last month.
Disability Services
Mercy Health Home Care Services has earned the reputation of being an experienced and reputable disability service provider both within the industry and in the community it serves.
Dementia Awareness Month
Did you know that more than 400,000 Australians are living with dementia? It is a statistic that will sadly increase as the Australian population ages.
Mercy Health’s commitment to staff training
With more than 9,000 staff working across our aged care and health services, it is important to stay abreast of the most contemporary and efficient methods for providing ongoing professional development.
Guess who’s coming to swimming?
Inviting others into your home is never easy, which is why Mercy Health Home Care Services is so focussed on building positive relationships between clients and care teams.
Supporting younger people in aged care
Everyone’s needs are different. As a registered NDIS provider we know how important it is for younger people with a disability to continue living an active, independent and meaningful life ― whether they are living at home or in residential aged care. Currently, there are more than 6,000 young Australians with disabilities living in aged…
Leading the way with client satisfaction and loyalty
In October 2017, we engaged Colmar Brunton, an independent market research company, to talk to our clients and their families about their experience with Mercy Health Home Care Services. This marks the second wave of our client experience and loyalty monitoring surveys and we are pleased that the results have once again shown that “those…
Assisting older people to age in place
The needs of older Australians are changing, and assistive technology is fast becoming a common feature to support older people to live safely and independently in their own homes. Last year, Mercy Health Foundation and Mercy Aged and Community Care partnered with Umps Health to develop innovative new services to help older people with diverse…
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