Luxe Care Blog 

Early signs of dementia can include memory changes that affect everyday life, difficulty with familiar tasks, confusion about time or place, changes in communication, poor judgement, withdrawal from usual activities, and changes in mood or personality.

If your parent has just been approved for Support at Home but told they're on a waiting list, you are not alone, and you don't have to wait it out with no support in place. As at 30 June 2026,

When a loved one needs clinical care but wants to stay at home, private nursing at home offers a flexible, professional solution that combines medical expertise with the comfort of familiar surroundings.

Victorians are living longer, working longer and staying active in their communities, so it is no surprise that more people want support that allows them to remain in their own homes as they age.

Personal care is one of the most requested home care services, yet many families are unsure what it actually covers. At its core, qualified carers deliver personal care to aid you with everyday tasks that become harder with age. Showering support ensures safety and dignity. A qualified carer will help with getting in and out of the shower, washing hard-to-reach areas reducing likelihood of injury while maintaining hygiene. Dressing and grooming are also common personal care t

Are you concerned your older parent might need some help around the home? We are here for you.

Social connection is important during the holidays, and shouldn’t come at the cost of comfort or dignity. Luxe Care’s home care services are designed to help bridge that gap.

Luxe Care’s home care services are designed to help keep things running smoothly, so the festive season feels enjoyable rather than overwhelming.

Luxe Care seamlessly melds premium home care with personalisation. Every client can access home care built entirely around their preferences, values, and aspirations.

Maintaining mental health is just as important as maintaining physical wellbeing, especially for older adults and people living with disabilities. As we recognise Mental Health Month, we reflect on how compassionate home care makes a meaningful difference in supporting emotional wellbeing and creating safe, nurturing spaces at home.