Residential care facilities provide round-the-clock care and support for older individuals who may require assistance with daily activities, personal care, and health-related needs.

Residents have their own private or shared rooms within the facility, and communal living spaces are provided for socialization and recreational activities.

Access to a range of clinical care services, including nursing care, medication management, wound care, and other health-related services.

Assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) such as bathing, dressing, grooming, and mobility support.

Organized recreational and leisure activities to promote social engagement and mental well-being among residents. This may include outings, entertainment, and group activities.

Access to allied health professionals such as physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and speech therapists to address residents' specific health and rehabilitation needs.

Provision of palliative care services for residents with life-limiting illnesses, focusing on comfort, dignity, and support for both residents and their families.

Specialized care for residents living with dementia, including secure and dementia-friendly living environments, tailored activities, and staff training in dementia care.

NDIS provides individualized funding packages to eligible participants, allowing them to choose and purchase the supports and services that best meet their needs and goals.

NDIS adopts a person-centered planning approach, involving participants and their families in decisions about their goals, aspirations, and the support services required to achieve them.

Participants have greater control and choice over the providers and services they engage with, promoting a more flexible and tailored approach to support.

NDIS offers support coordination services to assist participants in navigating the disability support system, connecting with service providers, and ensuring the effective implementation of their plans.

Participants can access a range of allied health services, including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and other therapeutic supports.

Funding is available for participants to access assistive technology and home modifications to enhance their independence and quality of life.

Aged care providers conduct comprehensive assessments that include mental health components to identify and address the psychological well-being of older individuals.

Access to mental health professionals and specialized services to address conditions such as depression, anxiety, and cognitive disorders like dementia.

A person-centered approach considers the unique preferences, values, and mental health needs of each individual, tailoring care plans accordingly.

Implementation of therapeutic programs and activities aimed at promoting mental well-being, social engagement, and cognitive stimulation among residents.

Collaboration with external mental health professionals, psychologists, psychiatrists, and counselors to provide specialized care and interventions when needed.

Specialized care and support for residents living with dementia, including dementia-friendly environments, activities, and trained staff to address the unique challenges associated with cognitive decline.

Recognition of the diverse cultural backgrounds of older individuals and the impact of cultural factors on mental health. Aged care providers strive to provide culturally sensitive care.

Facilitation of community engagement activities to combat social isolation and foster a sense of belonging and purpose among residents.