Behavioural Support (In-Home)Provided at homeAssesses people with cognitive impairment for specific responsive behaviours such as agitation, repetition, and wandering arising from dementia, mental health or addictions. Works collaboratively with caregivers to identify strategies to manage the behaviour and reduce risks.

Complex Continuing CareHospital inpatient service for medically complex patients, often the result of a chronic or devastating illness. Care may include ventilation, special feeding, tracheotomy care, special pain management and palliative care.

Driving AssessmentProvides an evaluation of the ability to safely operate a vehicle. Often required for persons with medical conditions such as stroke, spinal injury or other diseases associated with ageing. Assesses areas like vision, physical function, and knowledge of road rules.

Geriatric Medicine ClinicProvides geriatric medical assessment, diagnosis, and treatment by a team of health professionals who are experts in seniors' health. Typical concerns include falls prevention, medication management and cognitive decline.

Nursing HomeHomes for people requiring 24-hour nursing care and regular medical supervision.

Overnight Stay RespiteProvides planned overnight support in a supervised, secure environment to give short-term respite to caregivers.

PhysiotherapyUse of physical methods, including manipulation and exercise therapy aimed at restoring movement and balance after injury, disease or surgery.

Pulmonary ClinicServices for people with respiratory disease such as COPD, cystic fibrosis aimed at improving the quality of life and supporting families. Often involves exercise and drug treatment.

Support GroupIn-person meetings where members provide each other with help for a particular life challenge. Often involves relating personal experiences and providing sympathetic understanding. May be clinician or volunteer-led.