Autumn 2022 Newsletter
Find out how you can get more out of your Home Care Package, plus tips for avoiding scams, meet our team plus more
Keeping you Informed
Continence Care with Sapphire Living
Safe and effective continence assessment and care is an integral part of helping people maintain their dignity and independence. It is important to remember that you are not alone. Over 5 million Australians are affected by incontinence, affecting both men and women of all ages and backgrounds. Continence can be a confronting conversation to have…
Christmas 2021 Newsletter
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Spring 2021 News
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Winter 2021 News
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Staying hydrated in the warmer weather
Staying hydrated, especially as it becomes warmer, is important for everyone. Insufficient consumption of fluids, especially water, can result in headaches, lethargy, urinary tract infections, kidney failure, digestive troubles, hallucinations and poor blood circulation. Lifestyle & Wellness Staying hydrated, especially as it becomes warmer, is important for everyone. Insufficient consumption of fluids, especially water, can…
Speech Therapy assistance in aged care
Communication skills can be assisted at all ages Communication includes speaking, hearing, listening, understanding, reading, writing, using your voice and social skills. A decline in communication skills can affect community involvement, relationships and independence. Many older Australians live with communication disorders that impacts their ability to express their wants and needs. Role of a speech…
Active muscles receive more glucose
Physical activity is such an important component in the implementation of decreased blood glucose levels (BGLs) in the management of the diabetic condition. Research into the effects of the lowering of BGLs demonstrates that when we exercise, our working muscles receive more glucose. Hence our active muscles become more sensitive to the insulin. The more…
