Just Better Care - Eastern Suburbs

03/09/2026

This is the first of four articles running throughout each week of September to mark 2026 Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month. Part 1 seeks to understand dementia; it's an umbrella term for 100+ conditions, not a single disease, and it's Australia's leading cause of death. There are approximately 446,500 Australians currently living with dementia.

Read more:

This September, we're publishing a four-part series on dementia. Part 1 covers the basics: what dementia is, who it affects, and why the silence needs to end.

02/09/2026

An hour of care is not an hour of wages.

When a price for in-home care looks higher than you expected, it helps to know what actually sits behind it: the worker in front of you, the travel time they are paid for, the clinical oversight of your plan, and the systems that keep it all safe and compliant.

Read the full breakdown:

An hour of care is not an hour of wages. What makes up in-home care pricing under Support at Home: the funding levels, what you contribute, and what providers cannot charge.

26/08/2026

As Brain Injury Awareness Week comes to a close it's time to remember that the right support at home, people living with an acquired brain injury builds independence and connection.

justbettercare.com/get-aged-care-and-disability-support

25/08/2026

A large new study of almost a million couples has found that spouses of people with dementia face a higher risk of developing it themselves. The researchers were clear that a higher risk is not the same as a certainty, and there are practical steps that help.

For carers, that means looking after your own health too: prioritising sleep, staying socially connected, managing cardiovascular health such as blood pressure, and accessing respite care regularly rather than waiting until burnout sets in.

Read what the research means for carers:

New JAMA research reveals spouses of people with dementia face a higher risk themselves. Learn what factors help protect carers and where to find support.

20/08/2026

This week is Brain Injury Awareness Week.

1 in 45 Australians is living with an acquired brain injury (ABI). Over the next 7 days, we will share the experiences of Just Better Care clients and Community Support Professionals navigating ABI together.

If you or someone you love is living with an ABI and looking for support at home, we can help: justbettercare.com/get-aged-care-and-disability-support

20/08/2026

New to Support at Home, or wondering how to make the most of your existing Home Care Package? Your local Just Better Care office can walk you through it, with no jargon and no rush.

We offer:

- Personalised care plans built around your goals
- Local Support Workers, Registered Nurses and Enrolled Nurses
- Transparent pricing
- Same-day support available in most areas

Talk to your local Just Better Care office today: www.justbettercare.com/getting-started

17/08/2026

Looking after yourself does not have to mean big changes or expensive routines.

Small daily habits, like moving a little each day, eating and drinking regularly, getting outside and staying in touch with others, help older Australians and people living with disability keep living well at home.

Our latest article sets out 10 simple self-care activities you can do at home, plus how to build a self-care plan that lasts.

Read the article:

Ten easy self-care ideas across physical, emotional, mental and social self-care, plus how to build a self-care plan and where to find support at home.

16/08/2026

Just Better Care Private offers qualified, private home care for your loved ones at home, arranged directly with your local office and without the wait for government funding.

Learn more:

Quality Private Homecare and personalised support services. Reliable healthcare professionals at your home as often as required

13/08/2026

Today is Neuro Rehab Awareness Day.

Rehabilitation after a stroke, an acquired brain injury, or a diagnosis such as multiple sclerosis or Parkinson's is a demanding process. Just Better Care Registered Nurses and Community Support Professionals support clients through it at home.

If you or someone you love is navigating rehabilitation at home, we can help: justbettercare.com/getting-started

11/08/2026

Sometimes support is needed at home before long-term care is in place: after a hospital stay, during a change in health, or while waiting for an aged care or NDIS assessment.

Private home care through Just Better Care can be arranged quickly, with no waitlist. Support can include help with daily living, domestic assistance, transport, social connection and nursing, tailored to your needs.

Read more about short-term support at home:

Arrange private short-term in-home support for daily living, transport, social connection and nursing while waiting for aged care or NDIS support.