Anti-shake spoon assists people with movement disorders
An anti-shake spoon has been designed to assist people with Parkinson’s disease and other movement disorders feed themselves without spilling their food.
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Technology innovation transforming the world of aged care at ITAC 2016
Telstra Health – Aged, Disability & Community Care (ADCC) recently attended the ITAC 2016 Conference in Melbourne. With the theme ‘Empowering Care Technology’, the conference emphasised the importance of information technology in establishing a sustainable, quality focused aged care environment.
Read more >Workers flock to elder abuse prevention training
Over 3000 aged and community care workers have now participated in the Elder Abuse Prevention online training module.
Read more >Apps designed to help older generation
Older Australians are now actively embracing technology, with the best apps designed to assist seniors recently revealed.
Read more >MedMobile app wins Information Technology in Aged Care award
Telstra Health – Aged, Disability & Community Care (ADCC) is pleased to announce that our Medication Management app, MedMobile, was named co-winner of the Best Workforce Efficiency or Quality Improvement Solution at the Information Technology in Aged Care (ITAC) 2016 Awards.
Read more >Home Care Packages: What providers can expect in 2017
Changes to the community care sector are on their way, with significant developments to the government funded Home Care Packages taking place from 27 February 2017. It is important that all community care providers understand how these changes may impact their business and their clients.
Read more >Telstra Health – ADCC at ITAC Conference
Telstra Health – Aged, Disability & Community Care (ADCC) will be at Booths 1 & 2 at the ITAC Conference on 28-30 November in Melbourne.
Read more >Inventions helping older Australians in their homes
A number of inventions are helping older Australians to stay in their homes for longer, such as clear toasters that reduce the risk of triggering smoke alarms, and clothes that zip up at the side for ease of access.
Read more >Latest in robotics meets aged care
NAO Robots are the latest addition to the aged care setting, with the robot able to interact with residents, dance, and lead activities such as Tai Chi.
Read more >Future of software revealed at Residential User Group Meetings
The Telstra Health – Aged, Disability & Community Care (ADCC) Residential User Group Meetings took place around Australia over the month of October. Our User Group Meetings are an opportunity for clients to learn more about upcoming product functionality and business strategies, provide feedback, as well as network with fellow providers.
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