What kind of support is available for my loved one?
integratedliving provides a range of services to help older Australians remain safe and well in their own homes as they age.
Read moreI need some support at home, but I’m worried about COVID-19
Throughout the pandemic, our number one priority has been the health and wellbeing of our clients, staff and volunteers. We have strict procedures and protocols in place to safeguard both clients and staff.
Read moreHow do I know my family member is safe with workers coming and going from their home?
All integratedliving frontline staff have current police checks, worker screening clearance is in place, and are trained to be compliant with Aged Care Quality Standards, and NDIS Practice Standards. Staff providing clinical services are qualified and trained to do so.
Read moreWe live in the country; how far do you travel to deliver services?
integratedliving operates a range of services across many rural, regional and remote areas of New South Wales, the Australian Capital Territory, Queensland, Victoria, Northern Territory and Tasmania.
Read moreWhat services are available in my local area?
integratedliving provides a range of services to help older Australians remain safe and well in their own homes as they age.
Read moreHow long will it take for services to commence?
Depending on the funding you are approved for commencing aged care services can vary.
Read moreWhat will aged care cost me?
You may be expected to contribute to your services if you can afford to. The fees and costs will depend on the type of help you need, your financial situation, and the services you receive.
Read moreHow have integratedliving kept clients safe during the COVID-19 pandemic?
The number one priority throughout the COVID-19 pandemic has been the health and wellbeing of our clients, staff and volunteers.
Read moreWhy should I choose integratedliving?
integratedliving Australia has been operating for over 20 years and has a long and proud history of helping older Australians based in rural, regional and remote communities to access the services and support they need to remain at home.
Read moreWhat support is available for me as a carer?
We understand that caring can be a very rewarding experience, but it is also physically and emotionally demanding. If you are someone who cares for others, it is important that you look after your physical and mental wellbeing.
Read moreWhat happens after I have an assessment?
No matter the program, package or scheme, we will be able to guide you through the next steps once your assessment has been made.
Read moreCan I apply for funding for a family member?
Through My Aged Care you can become an authorised representative so you can speak and act on your loved one’s behalf.
Read moreWhat are the assessments you must complete to gain funding?
When applying for support through My Aged Care, the National Disability Insurance Scheme, or the Department of Veterans’ Affairs, you will be assessed to determine the level of funding you can receive.
Read moreHow can I assist my family member to stay at home longer?
When it comes to broaching the subject of home care services with a loved one, it’s important to remind them that asking for help does not mean they will lose their independence. Seeking assistance enables people to stay safe and well in their home for longer.
Read moreWhat type of services can I access?
You can access several services or care under a variety of programs offered by My Aged Care, the National Disability Insurance Scheme and The Department of Veteran Affairs.
Read moreHow can I talk to my family member about getting help at home?
You may have recently noticed that your loved one is struggling with daily activities around their home or has a physical ailment that is impacting them on a more regular basis.
Read moreHow can I access aged care services?
The Australian Government provides financial support to assist people to receive aged care services in their own home and at centre-based facilities. Your eligibility will determine the support you can receive.
Read moreElder Abuse - Know the signs and where to turn
Elder abuse is never okay. Unfortunately it’s estimated that between 2% to 14 % of older Australians experience elder abuse in any given year. That’s why it’s so important we recognise the signs and help those experiencing such abuse know where to turn to get the help they need.
Read moreintegratedliving Newsletter - December 2020
Read about our new services being delivered virtually, how to nominate a staff member for our Values Based Award Program and how we are staying committed to your safety and wellbeing.
Read moreTrip around Oz a hit with clients
Our Wellness and Activity Centres are ready to launch a trip around Australia activity for clients! The catch? We’re using our imaginations (and muscles) to get to our destinations!
Read moreCaring for Carers
Caring for someone we love can be a very rewarding experience, however at times there can be stressors which can lead to exhaustion or neglecting one’s own health and wellbeing.
Read moreintegratedliving Newsletter - July 2020
Read about how our clients have been keeping fit during the lockdown, the annual client survey and its results, our new service offerings, COVID-19 safety measures and some top tips to keep you on your feet!
Read moreMindfulness for your wellbeing – our six top tips
Mindfulness is paying attention to the present moment as it happens – what’s occurring around you and what you experience inside (your thoughts, sensations and emotions).
Read moreFive simple meditation techniques to help you live and feel well
Meditation is a practice where an individual focuses the mind on a particular object, thought, or activity – to train attention and awareness, and achieve a mentally clear and emotionally calm and stable state.
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