Luxe Care Blog 

Loneliness and social isolation are growing challenges among older adults. As people age, life transitions, health concerns, and reduced mobility can make it harder to stay connected.

Feeling connected, sharing laughs, and having people around makes life richer at any age. Yet many older Australians find themselves spending long hours alone. At Luxe Care, we believe social connection is just as important as physical health. Here’s how our nurse-led home care can help lift spirits, rebuild connections, and make daily life more meaningful.

Caring for a loved one with dementia can be both rewarding and overwhelming. Families and caregivers play a vital role in ensuring comfort, safety, and dignity for their loved one who is affected by dementia.

Dementia Care at Home - Support for Families & Caregivers

"No one can do it alone" This Dementia Action Week, we are highlighting the action Luxe Care’s Registered Nurses and qualified carers...

In Melbourne and throughout Victoria, families expect the highest standards in every facet of life—especially when it comes to supporting their loved ones at home.

Australia’s aged care system is undergoing a significant shift. Starting 1 November 2025, Home Care Packages (HCP) will be merged into a new, streamlined system named Support at Home.

Home Care management is a crucial component of the Support at Home program. It’s designed to help you get the most out of your care services. Let’s explore how care management works and how you can benefit from it.

The Support at Home program introduces a streamlined assessment process to determine eligibility and service needs. Here’s what you need to know about the new Single Assessment System.

$4.3 billion will be invested in the government's new Support at Home program.The program will replace the Home Care Packages Program and the Short-Term Restorative Care (STRC) Program.