Page 3 - Lansdowne Gardens Newsletter Spring 2019_FINAL

3 LANSDOWNE NEWS, SPRING 2019
Feature Article & News from Cranbrook Care
Biggest
Morning Tea
We all enjoyed a cup of tea and cupcake in support of
the Biggest Morning Tea to raise money for the fight
against cancer. Thank you to all those who participated.
How do you know if your loved one needs
in‐home care?
While the question may be hard to ask or answer,
you don’t have to face these issues alone. Some
simple questions can help you determine if your
loved one may benefit from in‐home care.
Have you noticed a change in any of the following?
 Eating habits changing, weight loss or gain may
be a key
 A lack or abundance of food in the home
 Decreased activity or change in mobility
 Personal hygiene declining
 Medication forgotten or more than prescribed
amount taken
 Housekeeping noticeable changes
 Social life or outings less frequent, feelings of
loneliness
 Accidents, either falling or tripping or driving
accidents
Cranbrook at Home can assist you in answering
these questions with your loved one and put
together a bespoke suite of services for support in
the home. Our experienced team can make a home
visit to assess your loved ones needs and make a
difference in the lives of older Australians who wish
to stay in the comfort of their own home whilst
offering some peace of mind to families.
If you would like to learn more about Cranbrook at
Home and how we may be able to assist you or a
loved one, please feel free to give Julie a call.
For more information on Cranbrook at Home
please call Julie on 02 9458 9950 or email
contact@cranbrookathome.com.au