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Residential aged care homes provide a range of care, services, social, cultural and spiritual activities, and different physical environments which give you options for how to spend your days.

The Australian Government Department of Health will assess your income and assets to work out how much financial help you will get for a place in a residential aged care home.

Find information about the broad range of services available to support you as you get older.

As you get older, living at home can be made easier by using home care services, setting a routine and keeping socially active.

My Aged Care aims to help you navigate the aged care system.

Sewage contains harmful microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses and protozoa.

Falls are a major cause of injury for older people. Find out how you can prevent falls around your home.

Although dialysis or transplant surgery after kidney failure can be challenging, many people go on to live active and productive lives.

Whether you are receiving care at home or living in a residential aged care home, you have the right to be treated with respect and dignity at all times, and receive high-quality care and support.

Pain can impact you physically, mentally, emotionally and socially. However, there are many things you can do to deal effectively with persistent pain.