Amid his 90th birthday celebrations, Prestige Inhome Care's client Ronald reflected on his well-travelled life and the path that brough him to where he is today. Ronald’s family treasure the time they spend with him, and go all out with a birthday party each year. The celebrations even include a live band, so he can enjoy a singalong. Ron, who recently turned 90, loves that his family go to extra lengths to make his day special.
Prestige Inhome Care is excited to announce that we are state finalists in the Telstra Best of Business Awards for Victoria.
The Prestige Inhome Care team acknowledges the recent passing of client Sir Donald Trescowthick, AC KBE, the respected businessman, philanthropist, and champion of Australian sports.
Prestige Inhome Care is honoured to support The Homer Hack, a registered charity dedicated to advancing the research, diagnosis, and support for rare gene variants that impact the developing nervous system. This partnership holds special significance for Prestige, as it was forged through a meaningful client relationship.
Motor neurone disease (MND) is a serious condition that affects the nerve cells controlling muscle movement, leading to weakness and loss of mobility. This impacts daily activities and overall quality of life. In-home care offers a support solution by providing tailored care and assistance within the comfort of one’s home. This approach helps people living with MND maintain independence and receive specialised care.
We deliver high-quality, compassionate in-home care at Prestige Inhome Care, ensuring people living with MND receive the personalised support they need to live comfortably and independently.
Maria, a devoted carer at Prestige Inhome Care since 2021, has a passion for caregiving that comes from her own personal experience. Her journey as a caregiver has been marked by dedication and heartfelt connections with her clients and their families.
It’s important to shine a light on the journey of those living with Parkinson’s and the network of family and caregivers supporting them. Parkinson’s Awareness Month serves as a reminder of the strength found in community and the advancements in care that offer hope and improved quality of life. Focusing on practical advice, this discussion aims to empower families and caregivers with strategies to enhance daily living, creating a nurturing environment for loved ones affected by Parkinson’s.
Rolf, a vibrant 93 year old retired teacher and academic, has a passion for history, books, classical music and visits from his grandkids. The support of his carers allows him to pursue his studies and correspondence, which give his life purpose and define his identity. Rolf loves Bondi, so staying in his community is very important to him. He was instrumental in establishing the community theatre in Bondi (Bondi Pavilion Theatre Company).
Prestige Inhome Care has recently been inspired by our extraordinary client Dorothy, who created a Bucket List giving her a renewed zest for life. With the help of her Prestige carer, Dorothy is now spending more time outdoors, exploring new places and trying new things.