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Caring for a loved one also means caring for yourself.

Many people in unpaid roles do not identify themselves as carers & may not fully understand the need for self-care. Carers may experience feelings of loneliness, isolation & even resentment. Carers can feel that their needs should be secondary to the person requiring care & will not seek advice, assistance or additional support.
When the carer’s needs are ignored, it can have a significant impact on their wellbeing.

Hearing loss, Care, Health

Avoiding needing to say: “Can you repeat that please!”

Hearing loss in the elderly is one of the most common chronic conditions in older society. Decreased communication can lead to isolation and eventually, depression in the elderly.
InPlace Care with a wide variety of services will assist you and your loved one to enjoy companionship in community interest groups, family events and other social opportunities.

Being healthy

The World Health Organisation (very much in the news throughout the current Coronavirus pandemic), defines health as “a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity”.

Caring for a loved one also means caring for yourself.

Many people in unpaid roles do not identify themselves as carers & may not fully understand the need for self-care. Carers may experience feelings of loneliness, isolation & even resentment. Carers can feel that their needs should be secondary to the person requiring care & will not seek advice, assistance or additional support.
When the carer’s needs are ignored, it can have a significant impact on their wellbeing.

Hearing loss, Care, Health

Avoiding needing to say: “Can you repeat that please!”

Hearing loss in the elderly is one of the most common chronic conditions in older society. Decreased communication can lead to isolation and eventually, depression in the elderly.
InPlace Care with a wide variety of services will assist you and your loved one to enjoy companionship in community interest groups, family events and other social opportunities.

Being healthy

The World Health Organisation (very much in the news throughout the current Coronavirus pandemic), defines health as “a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity”.

Use modern technology to service your loved ones safely to maintain their independence in their own homes at a Cost-Effective Price.

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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.

OUR RESPONSE

WHAT WE HAVE DONE

  • Keeping our Carer community up to date with regular updates and new clinical operational procedures relevant for the best protection of their clients and themselves
  • Refreshed our Training documents for Hand Hygiene to recognize the COVID-19 recommendations
  • Continued our administration services and functions by supporting staff to work remotely, as well as other options that best suit individual staff circumstances.

WHAT WE ARE DOING

  • Keeping the InPlace Care community up to date with clinical advice that best support good practice in the provision of Home Care services
  • Implementing measures to mitigate an outbreak, including measures around health, hygiene, and general wellbeing of the community.
    Continuing to plan for potential scenarios and impacts to ensure the safety of our clients and carers.

The Inplace Care worker visiting your home is taking the necessary measures to ensure you say safe.
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.
Most importantly, look after yourself and keep safe.

The promotion conditions are:
  1. The maximum FOC care in February 2021 is 8 hours of Care per individual Client when you book and pay for 8 hours of care
  2. limited to the first 10 Clients that take it up

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.