Proper wound management is critical in healthcare, especially for professionals working with vulnerable groups such as the elderly and individuals with disabilities.
Chronic disease and illnesses are persistent conditions that often affect a person’s overall quality of life. Some chronic conditions are degenerative and get worse over time such as osteoarthritis and dementia, others remain fairly steady after diagnosis, whilst others can go through periods of relapse and remission.
Some of the most common chronic diseases/illnesses we provide care for include diabetes, osteoarthritis, cardiovascular disease, dementia, and asthma. Living with any of these conditions can be extremely challenging for the person affected and their family.
Caring for someone with a long-term disease can be exhausting. Colbrow’s healthcare team can help transform the day-to-day of your loved one, improving their health and wellbeing, and maintaining their independence where able.
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Our experienced and compassionate chronic disease
and illness team can provide:
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Individualised client centred care plans
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Compassionate personal care
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Domestic assistance
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Companionship
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Live-in-care
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Transport to and from doctors and other appointments
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Respite care for family carers
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GP, pharmacy and specialist services liaison
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Management and administration of medication
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Comprehensive support for pain relief and symptom management
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Preparing and cooking meals
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Assistance with eating and drinking
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Access to allied health services such as physiotherapy, occupational therapy, dietetics, massage, counselling, and equipment resources
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