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1 hour ago - Winton
Rata Park Rest Home - Rest Home Care
NO EXTRA CHARGES FOR RESPITE OR CARER SUPPORT CLAIMS. Our property is secure to reduce the dangers to wandering residents and our animal from the nearby road.
2 hours ago - Christchurch
Camellia Court Rest Home - Dementia Care (Secure)
We are all getting into Christmas mood with our facility starting to look the part.... Camellia court offers a lovely facility in Papanui with outdoor area for the residents. We pride ourselves in our warm and family orientated environment and the passion and commitment of our staff to provide the best care possible to your loved ones.
Eldernet Gazette
Our blog is a place where the serious and the frivolous meet. View the latest news and opinions from media sources around the country and from our resident and visiting guest authors.
1 day ago
Can I choose to die in my home?
While the choice to receive assisted dying is entirely up to the eligible person (in fact, it is against the law to pressure someone in any way, have you considered that the home you live in may not be the home you die in?
6 days ago
Do I have to pay for My Vaccine Pass?
While the fastest way to get your My Vaccine Pass is online, there are plenty of other options for people who don’t have access to the internet, a smartphone, or a printer.
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Questions you need answered? Look here to see if it’s in our FAQ. All those new words confusing you? Our glossary might help. There’s even links to some research we’ve been involved in.
Dad won't use computers. How can I get him online?
Not everyone wants to go online. You can obviously see the benefits (and are likely to be able to manage the disadvantages) but as you have found, your enthusiasm isn’t contagious enough for him to make the move. There are a number of reasons why people don’t want to go online, such as cost, security issues, physical constraints such as eyesight, concern about their ability to learn the necess...
Keeping safe from scams
Being fearful of others can lead older people to isolate in their homes. Fear of being scammed can do the same, or lead people to shun the internet, email and other new ways of communicating and staying in touch. Yes, scammers are out there. But common sense and a healthy amount of scepticism can keep you safe from those who want to rip you off. There’s lots of help available – check out Consu...
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