Fall prevention techniques for older Australians
As we grow older, simple household accidents—like falls—can have serious consequences. As such, fall prevention is crucial throughout the ageing process. Falls can lead to
Category: Health, wellness and lifestyle
Does Trilogy Care support people living with Parkinson’s disease?
At Trilogy Care, our experienced team provides personalised support for people living with Parkinson’s disease, helping them maintain independence and quality of life. We recognise
The top six benefits of sleep for older Australians
Getting a proper night’s rest is essential for everyone, but it’s particularly important for older Australians. The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare recommends that
Why more Australians are choosing in-home care over residential aged care
For many older Australians and their families, choosing the right care option can be a challenging decision. While residential aged care has long been considered
Why physiotherapy is so important for older Australians
As we age, it is common to experience physical challenges such as reduced strength, mobility, or balance. While assistive technology can help manage these issues,
Trilogy Care is leading the way for women in aged care
In support of the 2025 International Women’s Day (IWD) theme, Accelerate Action, we are shining a light on the women at Trilogy Care who are
How can I save with Trilogy Care?
As we move further into 2025, the rising cost of living continues to be a challenge for many Australians. In times like these, finding ways
Managing chronic health conditions with allied health
As we age, we become increasingly likely to develop chronic health conditions that can make life very difficult. Chronic conditions can be extremely debilitating for
Plena Healthcare – improving allied health in aged care
Plena Healthcare is Australia’s largest allied health service provider, with over 1,300 therapists working across the country. They make it easier for aged care recipients
REDFEB – Supporting Australian heart health
This February, communities across Australia are uniting for REDFEB, a vital initiative supporting heart research. Heart disease remains Australia’s leading cause of death, making REDFEB