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Our Placement Coordinators will:

* Assist you to select the most suitable home

* Arrange tours of homes in your preferred times

* Negotiate the accommodation bond and extra service fees.

We receive valuable feedback about aged care homes from families that we have helped. We combine that with current vacancies, and your family requirements, so that we are able to find you the best solution, in the shortest time frame.

Making sure that the transition from home to aged care is a positive experience.

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12 July 2010

Aged care placement - dementia issues

Common questions and concerns

While each family situation has a different set of requirements, there are a number of standard questions that seem to be asked by our family clients. We hope the answers provided here will help you in your aged care placement activities.

Mum or Dad has significant dementia - What aged care services are available for them?

Specific dementia units

These are units designed specifically for people with dementia and can be classified either as high or low level care, depending on the level of care provided. Not all people with dementia require a specific dementia unit. People with special care needs, such as those who may not be safely accommodated in general residential facilities, are best suited to these units.

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Aged Care Placement Hotline : 1300 884 850
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placements@agedcareconnect.com.au
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