Partnering in Care maintains social connection during the pandemic
HammondCare has developed an innovative new program called Partnering in Care to enable family members to safely visit their love ones in residential care even in the midst of COVID-19 restrictions.
New tablets keep residents and loved ones connected
As Victoria contends with a grim COVID-19 second wave, HammondCare Caulfield residents like Dennis Dirckze and Kate Ryan have a new way of linking with their loved ones and the world.
HammondCare continues to provide high quality care across its services
HammondCare continues to provide high quality residential care in all its care homes across NSW and Victoria and has deployed comprehensive corporate and local pandemic plans to protect the health and safety of residents and staff.
'There's nothing better than helping others' - school reaches out to residents
Hammondville Public School has presented dozens of paintings, letters and greetings from students to the residents of nearby HammondCare Hammondville as a show of support during Covid-19 restrictions.
Social connection continues with visitor guideline updates
HammondCare continues to prioritise the health and safety of aged care residents while ensuring social connection through visitation, through updated visitor guidelines in NSW and Victoria, reflecting recent changes in both Federal and State Government advice.
600 care boxes distributed to vulnerable clients
Nearly 600 ‘care boxes’ overflowing with groceries and household items have been delivered for free by HammondCare At Home to vulnerable older clients, many who have struggled with isolation and a shortage of supplies during COVID-19.