Aged Care Services We Provide
As people grow older, their healthcare needs often become more complex and require ongoing monitoring and support. At Grace Family Practice, we provide comprehensive aged care services to help older adults maintain their health, independence, and quality of life.
Our doctors work closely with patients, families, and other healthcare professionals to provide personalised care that addresses both medical and lifestyle needs. We focus on preventive care, regular health assessments, and coordinated support services to ensure the best possible outcomes for our elderly patients.
Our aged care services are designed to support the health and wellbeing of older adults through regular monitoring, medical care, and collaboration with other healthcare providers.
Nursing Home Care
Grace Family Practice provides ongoing medical care and support to patients living in nursing homes and residential aged care facilities.
Our doctors work closely with nursing home staff, patients, families and other healthcare professionals to help provide comprehensive and coordinated care for older patients.
Our nursing home care includes:
Comprehensive Health Assessments
We provide yearly comprehensive health assessments and identify opportunities for health and risk reduction.
Regular Nursing Home Visits
Our doctors provide regular medical visits to patients residing in nursing homes.
Chronic Disease Management
Ongoing assessment and management of chronic medical conditions and changes in a patient's health.
Medication Reviews
Medication reviews are undertaken in collaboration with the patient's community pharmacist to help ensure medications are appropriately managed.
Care Coordination
We work with nursing home staff and coordinate care with community services and allied health professionals where required.
Ongoing Medical Care
We assess and manage new health concerns, monitor existing conditions and arrange referrals or further investigations when necessary.
Preventive Health Care
We focus on regular health assessments and early identification of potential health concerns to support the wellbeing and quality of life of our older patients.
