Luxe Care Blog 

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.

Engaging support services from professional, and dedicated carers, it can significantly help ease the emotional and physical strains of care, restore balance to your life, and improve quality of life for everyone involved.

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.

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

The Support at Home program introduces a defined service list with capped prices. This approach aims to make in-home aged care more transparent and cost-effective. Let’s break down what this means for you.

Private Nurses are Registered Nurses (RNs) who assess and support clients so they can remain living in their own homes. Private Nurses help people with disabilities, chronic illness, or cognitive impairment to assist in keeping clients socially and physically active, healthy, and improve the quality of their lives.

Are your parents ageing, but you do not want to send them to a care facility for the elderly? Are you looking to hire a private nurse to take care of your elderly loved one?

As dementia progresses through early, mid, and late-stage the role of the caregiver will also progress. These tips can help you navigate the more stressful times of dementia caregiving.