Transition
Situations often arise where care is needed for a short period before returning home
If you or your loved one have spent time in hospital recovering from injury or illness and need further time in care before returning home, then Aged Care Planning can help find a placement for a short term period of up to 12 weeks. This placement needs to be into a facility or separate ward of a hospital that addresses your care needs whether it be:
- Access to physiotherapy, food and nutrition advice, or podiatry
- Access to a social worker
- Nursing support for clinical care such as wound care
- Personal care
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What Our Clients Say
We are truly grateful to you for all your help with mum. I know this would not have been possible without your assistance. It is certainly a distressing time but you have made it very much easier for all of us and we all thank you.
James and I wanted to send a little note of huge thanks for not only the brilliant end result that you have arranged for Gerald, but more so for the comforting, counselling, understanding, time and support you have given our family.
“I found your understanding gave us the strength we needed, especially during the last few days when things became really tough. You have a gift of wisdom and a wonderful sense of humour and we are very fortunate to have had your guidance.”
Thank you so much for all your help, we couldn't have done it without you. We are very happy with St Louis, the care is wonderful. I am back from my trip to the US, much rested and ready for the path ahead.
Thank you for your lovely letter. Mum is settling in and the staff at Holly are really lovely, caring people. I am already feeling relieved of the constant worry I had when mum was living alone. The smartest thing I ever did was to engage your services to arrange a placement. Thank you so much for all your kindness and understanding and delivering a good result so quickly.