Lotus Palliative Care
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We offer a holistic and comprehensive service, providing families
and carers with the information and support needed to be
confident their loved one can be cared for at home.
Our team of nurses share strong and established interpersonal relationships plus shared values and vision for delivering a compassionate and caring service to palliative care clients. π
Today is World Stroke Day.
People around the globe come together to recognize the journey of stroke recovery and the healthcare professionals who dedicate themselves to helping patients regain independence. β€
'The Lotus Salon' at your service. π
Our team will go above and beyond for our clients. π₯
GREAT NEWS!
The Australian government has unveiled a set of reforms aimed at transforming the nationβs aged care system. Announced by Minister for Aged Care Anika Wells on Thursday 12th September, these reforms respond to the longstanding concerns over the state of aged care and the recommendations of the Aged Care Taskforce, which brought together older Australians, experts and residential aged care providers.
The announcement covers both support at home and residential aged care and takes effect from 1 July 2025. References to support at home in the final stages of life and specialist palliative care.
Support at Home participants will be eligible for up to $25,000 in additional support to spend their final 3 months at home, so they can be surrounded by loved ones in an environment they cherish, instead of rushing precious moments into hospital visiting hours.
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Thank you Sonia and Davina for your kind words.
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Music has a powerful effect on our emotions and can improve our mood, reduce stress levels, and alleviate symptoms of anxiety. According to a study, listening to music can activate the parasympathetic nervous system, which helps to calm the body and reduce stress responses. πΆπ΅π»πΌπΈπΉ
If you've got a question you'd like answered, please get in touch by dropping us a message. π₯ We'd be more than happy to chat. β€οΈ
Supporting the Northern Rivers community, Lotus Palliative Care, offer a holistic and comprehensive service, providing families and carers with the information and support they need.
Our team of nurses are experts in their field and will help you every step of the way. π
YOUR JOURNEY
Lotus Palliative Care is available to everyone, whether you are deciding
not to enter a clinical setting or choosing to transfer home.
Our service can be engaged at any stage of your journey and does not require a referral from a health professional.
Our inclusive model of care provides...
π Care with respect to cultural, spiritual and diversity differences
π Affirming life and respecting dying as a normal process
π Symptom, pain and personal care management
π Valuable information and support for loved ones
π Service and support 7 days per week
π Overnight phone support
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Lotus Palliative Care is proudly owned and operated by Specialist Palliative Care Nurses.
β€οΈ We created this to support people in making informed decisions about their care and providing the opportunity to stay in their home.
β€οΈEvidence shows that 86% of Australians would prefer to die at home, however, only 17% achieve this goal.
Tomorrow is World Gratitude Day.
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If you don't already practice daily gratitude, today we encourage you to write down 5 things you are grateful for.
We have long known that connecting with nature in green spaces is great for our mental health.
Now fresh research is showing that time near water β by the coast, rivers and even fountains in the park β is even more restorative.
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How wonderful if this becomes a reality!
A new $25,000 support payment seeks to make it easier for people to die at home Older Australians being cared for at home will be able to apply for a new $25,000 palliative support payment when they have three months of life left under the government's aged care overhaul.
We provide a holistic comprehensive service that
incorporates all components of your care thus providing a
professional and stable service for you and your loved ones.
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Random Acts of Kindness.
Small gestures can really brighten a person's day.
Give an unexpected compliment, take a meal to someone in need,
visit an elderly neighbour or help someone to carry their groceries.
Make someones day today. βΊοΈπ·
Did you know evidence shows that 86% of Australians would prefer to die at home, however, only 17% achieve this goal.
We provide clinical and non-clinical services 7 days per week. β€οΈ
Our farms and our gardens have been crying out for it and the sound of the rain can be quiet calming to some as we sleep, but please, please, stay safe as we receive this downfall of rain over the next few days.
If you are in areas at risk of flash flooding stay off the roads and have your evacuation plans in place.
Check in on your loved ones and be prepared for blackouts.
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10 Surprising Benefits of Holding Hands with a Loved One. π§‘π€
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One of the most basic and universal forms of affection is the act of holding hands. In fact, University of Virginia psychology professor James Coan has dedicated a whole college class to exploring why we do it. He says that humans hold hands for many reasons, but chief among them is the sense of security we get when we are holding someone elseβs hand. A sense that we are not alone and that we belong.
Take a look at the surprising benefits holding hands with someone you love offers you.
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1. Provides a Sense of Security
2. Decreases Stress
3. Boosts Oxytocin
4. Strengthens Your Bond
5. Relieves Pain
6. A Language of Love
7. Heart Healthy
8. Soothes Anxiety
9. Counteracts Loneliness
10. Syncs Brain Waves
FAQ - "What do we do if staying at home is no longer working?" π
It is rare that symptoms cannot be managed at home, once you have support. However, if your situation changes & you would like to enter hospital or a hospice, we will manage this transition for you.
Scientifically proven, flowers promote happiness and health.
Flowers bring a calming effect to your environment and can improve your overall mood.
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Palliative care benefits everyone!
Patients during treatment for serious illnesses, not only patients at the end of their lives, can take advantage of what palliative care can offer.
For example, it can improve the quality of life of patients receiving radiation therapy for cancer or chemotherapy for cancer or drug-resistant tuberculosis.
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