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Residential aged care, also known as nursing homes or assisted living facilities, is a great option for older adults who need assistance with daily activities and medical care. As we age, it can become increasingly difficult to live independently, and moving into a residential aged care facility can provide the support and care that is needed to maintain a high quality of life.

One of the biggest benefits of residential aged care is that it provides around-the-clock care and support. Staff members are on hand 24/7 to assist with any needs that may arise, such as help with bathing, dressing, and medication management. This can give peace of mind to both the older adult and their family, knowing that their loved one is being well-cared for at all times.

In addition to providing assistance with daily activities, residential aged care facilities also offer a wide range of healthcare services.

Many facilities have on-site nurses and other healthcare professionals who can provide medical care and treatment, as well as monitor and manage chronic conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, and dementia. This can be especially important for older adults who have multiple health issues and may require more frequent or specialised care.

Another important aspect of residential aged care is that it provides a sense of community and socialisation. Many facilities offer a variety of activities and events that encourage residents to socialise and interact with each other. This can be especially beneficial for older adults who may be feeling lonely or isolated, as it can help to improve mental and emotional well-being.

Residential aged care facilities also offer a wide range of amenities, such as dining and recreational facilities, that can make life more comfortable and enjoyable. Many facilities have beautiful grounds and gardens that residents can enjoy, and some even offer transportation to and from appointments and activities.

Furthermore, in residential aged care, there are specialised care and support services for those who have dementia or Alzheimer's, which is a common condition among older adults. These facilities offer specialised care and support to help those with dementia or Alzheimer's to maintain their independence and quality of life, as well as providing support to their families and carers.

Finally, it's important to note that the government provides financial support for older adults who are eligible to live in a residential aged care facility. This means that many older adults can afford to move into a facility even if they have limited financial resources.

In conclusion, residential aged care is a great option for older adults who need assistance with daily activities and medical care. It provides around-the-clock care and support, a wide range of healthcare services, a sense of community and socialisation, a range of amenities, specialised care and support services for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, and government financial support for eligible residents. By choosing a residential aged care facility, older adults can maintain a high quality of life and live with dignity and independence.

Oxa Care operates a 240-bed state-of-the-art premium aged care facility in Epping, Victoria.  To find out more information about how we can help you or your loved one, contact Tom Borwanski, Operations Manager, on 0482 090 690 or click the button above to schedule a tour.

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