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Croatian court sentences gunman to 50 years for nursing home shooting that killed 6 people

Crime · Croatia

Croatian court sentences gunman to 50 years for nursing home shooting that killed 6 people

50% Left coverage: 14 sources

A court in Croatia on Thursday convicted a gunman in a mass shooting at a nursing home nearly a year ago, and sentenced him to 50 years in prison for killing six people, including his own mother, and wounding several others.See the Story

Monroe’s Steady Steps program strives to prevent seniors from falling

Monroe’s Steady Steps program strives to prevent seniors from falling

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

MONROE, CT --- Monroe Volunteer Emergency Medical Service personnel responded to 365 calls involving falls last year. A variety of factors can lead to such mishaps, from balance issues and medical conditions to throw rugs and household clutter. In response to the high number of incidents, the town started Steady Steps, a new program empowering See the Story

OTs vital to effective in-home care - Aged Care Insite

Melbourne, Australia · Melbourne

OTs vital to effective in-home care - Aged Care Insite

Occupational therapists (OTs) have been in the spotlight this month after the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) froze NDIS payments for these services at $193.99 per hour for the sixth year. The NDIA also cut travel payments for OTs who visit people in their home and community by 50 per cent. Health Minister Mark Butler says it’s important people on the NDIS aren’t paying more for therapy and support than they would pay in the health o…Read Article

Dementia risk increases with less of one kind of sleep

A study has found a link between poor sleep and dementiaDementia · Surrey See the Story

Still too many young people in residential aged care - Aged Care Insite

Younger Australians with a disability are still being forced to consider aged care facilities in their search for a place to live, with a delay in the introduction of a new Aged Care Act and several missed targets failing to preclude their entry. More than 1000 people remain in nursing homes across the country, after the federal government did not meet its commitment to having no people under the age of 65 living in residential aged care by 2025…Melbourne, Australia · Melbourne Read Article

Qld, NSW and ACT release budget for 2025-26 - Aged Care Insite

Queensland's record health spend $18.5 billion investment over five years as part of a Hospital Rescue Plan $24.3 billion for an additional 4,500 health workers; doctors, nurses and paramedics $48.7 million for maternity services across the state $1 billion to reduce ambulance ramping below 30 per cent by October 2028 $3.1 billion for mental health services Tuesday's budget marked the first from the LNP since 2014, following David Crisafulli's …Queensland, Australia · Queensland Read Article

Not-for-profit takes over Qld facilities - Aged Care Insite

Not-for-profit business Respect has announced it will take on ownership of seven BlueCare aged care homes and four co-located retirement villages in a move that will establish the specialist provider in Queensland for the first time. Respect is set to take over aged care homes and retirement villages in Emerald, Gracemere, Hervey Bay, Ingham, Maleny, Mareeba and Toogoolawah. The ownership transfer will take place through a carefully managed and …Emerald, Queensland · Emerald Read Article

Preventing muscle injuries in over-50s - Aged Care Insite

More and more people over the age of 50 are taking up physical exercise. Medical associations resoundingly agree that this is a good thing. Physical exercise is not only key to disease prevention, it is also a recommended part of treatment for many illnesses. However, starting to move at this stage of life requires some care. This is especially true for those who have not previously been physically active, or for people who are overweight or obe…Australia · Australia Read Article

Reaping What We Sow: No Aged Care Beds. Now What? Time for Plan T

Australia’s aged care sector is in crisis – and no one should be surprised. After years of underbuilding, we’re now paying the price. Our analysis of GEN Aged Care Data shows that between 2020-21 and 2023-24, South Australia added just 253 residential aged care beds. NSW added 700, Victoria 1,372, and WA 1,330. But demand is surging – and the pipeline isn’t keeping pace. Nowhere is the crunch clearer than in South Australia. Today, 241 older p…South Australia · South Australia See the Story

Older people continue to die waiting for care - Aged Care Insite

A grieving widow has issued an emotional plea for the federal government to address the longstanding shortfall in home care packages after her husband died while on the home care waiting list last month. Tasmanian Margaret Poulter said her late husband, Tony, who suffered from Parkinson’s disease and had experienced several bouts of cancer before dying in palliative care, was assessed as requiring the highest level of home care support in May la…Tasmania · Tasmania Read Article

Police: Man withdrew thousands from bank account of Dubuque person with dementia

Police said a Wisconsin man withdrew tens of thousands of dollars from a bank account of a person with dementia living in Dubuque.Dementia · Dubuque See the Story

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