Right at Home Goldfields Grampians Murray

19/02/2026

Living well isn’t just about comfort — it’s about confidence, independence and ease.

Adaptive clothing and easy-access fashion aren’t about hiding. They’re about feeling like yourself while choosing pieces that make dressing easier and more comfortable.

From elastic waistbands and soft fabrics to magnetic closures and relaxed silhouettes, small wardrobe changes can make a big difference.

In our latest blog, we explore:
✔ What adaptive clothing really is
✔ Everyday pieces that work beautifully
✔ Brands worth knowing
✔ Practical shopping tips

👉 Read the blog: https://www.rightathome.com.au/rah-blog/independence-personal-care/small-clothing-changes-that-make-a-big-difference

And if you’ve found styles or brands you love, share them below. Your tip might help someone else feel more confident tomorrow. 💛

15/02/2026

If you’ve been referred for an allied health assessment at home, it’s natural to wonder what will actually happen.

Will it feel formal?
Is it a test?
Will changes be forced?

The answer is no.

An allied health assessment is simply a conversation and observation — designed to understand how you’re managing at home and what might help you stay safe, confident and independent.

We explain exactly what to expect in our latest blog.

👉 Read more: https://ow.ly/jX7850YeKT8

12/02/2026

Why an early visit from one of our Registered Nurse matters for our new clients

When older adults join us at Right at Home, one of the most valuable supports they receive is an early visit from their “own” allocated Registered Nurse. It’s not “just a check‑up” — it’s peace of mind.

A nurse makes sure everything is safe from day one, picks up issues before they become problems, and tailors care to each person’s health needs. It’s about feeling safe, confident, supported, and independent at home.

And the best part?
There’s no out‑of‑pocket cost — it’s fully covered by their Support at Home package.

An early skilled nursing assessment isn’t an extra. It’s your investment in staying well at home, longer. And our commitment to providing ongoing regular assessments and supports is invaluable.

11/02/2026

February is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month.

Here are 5 facts you should know about ovarian cancer.

09/02/2026

Sometimes it’s not one big moment that raises concern — it’s a series of small ones.

A phone call that feels a little different.
A task they used to manage easily.
A quiet thought you keep coming back to.

Do they need more support at home?

In our latest blog, we explore why this question is so common for families, why it’s hard to voice, and how thinking things through early can make future decisions feel calmer and more informed.

👉 Read the blog: https://ow.ly/hOI450YbpB0

(There’s also a simple worksheet included if you’d like help organising your thoughts.)

03/02/2026

Who can prescribe assistive technology and home modifications?

It’s a common question — and an important one.
The right equipment can improve safety and independence, but only when it’s assessed and prescribed by the right professionals.

Learn who can provide AT-HM prescriptions, why qualifications matter, and how proper assessment supports safer living at home.
👉 Read more: https://ow.ly/4iSx50Y7ZpZ

30/01/2026

Our Goldfields Grampians Murray team had a fantastic day at the Ballarat Community Aged Care Expo, connecting with older adults, families, and service partners across the region.

A clear theme throughout the day was uncertainty about the new Support at Home program. Many people shared that they’re feeling overwhelmed by the changes and unsure about what to do next.

Support at Home is now here and you don’t need to navigate it on your own.
We’re ready to help right now, offering guidance, clarity, and practical support so you can make confident decisions for yourself or your loved ones.

If the system feels confusing, let us take that stress off your shoulders. Our team is here to walk with you every step of the way.

Call our friendly team on 70714607

29/01/2026

When someone you love needs support at home, it shouldn’t feel like you’re managing everything on your own.

A coordinated care team means the people supporting your loved one are working together — sharing information, aligning goals, and adapting support as needs change.

Our latest blog explains why a team-based approach makes such a difference under Support at Home, and how it helps reduce stress for families and carers.

💙 Clear. Connected. Support that makes sense.

👉 https://ow.ly/AyrC50XTRht

26/01/2026

Wishing everyone a safe and restful Austalia Day.

A big thank you to our incredible carers who continue to show up — rain, hail or public holiday — to support clients with care and compassion.

We’re so grateful for everything you do

21/01/2026

Stronger. Safer. More confident at home.

That’s the difference Allied Health can make when it’s part of a coordinated care team.

Learn how Allied Health support at Right at Home helps people stay independent under the Support at Home program.

👉 Read: https://ow.ly/wINP50XTR43

17/01/2026

Not sure whether you need a Physio, an OT, or someone else entirely?

You’re not alone — and under the new Support at Home program, Allied Health plays an important role in helping people stay confident and independent at home.

Our latest blog explains who helps with what, and how the right support is coordinated so you don’t have to work it all out yourself.

💛 Clear. Simple. Reassuring.

👉 Read: https://ow.ly/BuZt50XTLyw

15/01/2026

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A real family story about finding support in aged care. Learn how the right care manager helped navigate Support at Home, reduce carer burnout, and create personalised care for an older loved one.