Conditions we help with

The aged care conditions below — dementia, Alzheimer's disease, frailty and falls risk — tend to bring similar day-to-day questions for older people and the families around them. Support is often about the ordinary parts of the week: getting up and dressed safely, meals, medication prompts, keeping the house manageable, getting to appointments and staying connected with people. For someone living with dementia or Alzheimer's disease, familiar routines, a small and consistent team, and clear communication usually matter as much as the tasks themselves.

Frailty and falls risk raise more practical questions: how the home is set up, how someone moves between rooms, whether the bathroom is workable, and what happens after a hospital stay. Needs also change over time, so what suited last year may not suit now.

My Care Link Australia does not deliver care or assess anyone. We connect older Australians, families and carers with aged care providers, and there is no cost to you. Tell us the suburb, the kind of help you are after and anything that matters about routines, mobility, communication or language, and we will use that as the starting point for your enquiry.