
Living Well with Mobility Limitations
Mobility Limitations can be a risk factor for several conditions and lead to increased isolation and loneliness. A carer helps to make your home more accessible.
For people with dementia, everyday tasks can become troublesome or even insurmountable. Some of the ways that tasks might cause bother include:
Because these tasks can seem simple and might have been done by the person with dementia for their entire life, the loss of ability can feel embarrassing and frustrating. As a result, some people may try to hide their difficulty.
Some strategies that can help:
For more information and resources about dementia go to: www.dementia.org.au
A carer can help put routines and reminders in place with sensitivity, while quietly picking up any tasks that might have fallen off the radar.
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Mobility Limitations can be a risk factor for several conditions and lead to increased isolation and loneliness. A carer helps to make your home more accessible.
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We know that the COVID-19 virus presents significant challenges and concerns for our clients and their families. InPlace Care have instigated many new operational actions to protect clients in the community.
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This includes following advice from Australia’s Chief Medical Officer about when to use equipment such as masks, gloves, aprons or gowns, and protective eyewear.
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The program will run for 4 weeks in February 2021.
The promotional FOC Care is only redeemable for new Clients that register and receive Care in February 2021.