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A thorough preparation for your ACAT assessment allows you to present a comprehensive and accurate overview of your needs, helping the ACAT team in making an informed decision.
An ACAT assessment plays a crucial role in determining the appropriate level of government funding and subsidies for aged care services available to you.
If you have been referred to an assessment by My Aged Care, you will be visited by either the ACAT or the RAS team. Learn how these teams determine the level of care and support you require as you navigate the aged care system.
During an ACAT assessment the assessor will ask a series of questions. Here we cover the types of questions that will be asked, to help you prepare.
A simple summary of the ACAT assessment (Aged Care Assessment Team) process and how to schedule an assessment.
Opinion pieced by Bek Beechey, Clinical Nurse - Care Coordination at Hopewell Hospice.
Our Ageing Well team shares practical tips to help you find the balance between fun and safety.
From craft clubs and a men's shed to a day trip to Shorncliffe Pier, our respite care centres offer fun options for all tastes. Take a peek!
Pam shares her heartfelt experiences, highlighting the remarkable care and support she has received from the staff and volunteers at Hopewell Hospice.
On Aged Care Employee Day, our residents share their thoughts on what their carers mean to them. Thank you to all WMQ aged care workers!
The very first residents of Wheller on the Park celebrate 15 years of calling this retirement village home.
Celebrating a combined total of more than 900 birthdays!
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Whether you're an avid fitness enthusiast or you're simply looking to incorporate more movement into your daily routine and keep your mind sharp, we've got you covered.
WMQ teamed up with the Ultraviolet Expressions Program to co-facilitate a mindfulness and mental well-being tent at this year’s Gold Coast Pride.
Enjoy some of our heart-warming Eden AlternativeTM stories from our communities.
Share with your friends and families to help raise much needed funds!
Stan has had a major impact on the people who access this service, but he says he gets just as much out of it as he gives.
As part of our commitment to education and awareness in palliative care, staff from WMQ's Hopewell House and Hummingbird House palliative care services created a series of videos aimed at normalising conversations about death and dying.
To mark National Palliative Care Week we have asked some of our staff 'What does palliative care mean to you?'.
Staff pulled out all the stops to ensure one resident in particular would not miss his first Anzac Day service.
