Blog tagged as health

Big campaigns are helpful, but small routines are better. Here’s a plain-English checklist families can actually use.

Stroke is urgent. Recognition and hospital care save brain. After that, recovery is made of small, repeatable habits in ordinary rooms.

20 October is World Osteoporosis Day. Osteoporosis isn’t just about bone density—it’s about confidence, independence and avoiding preventable hospital trips. We've prepared a short practical guide to what helps at home in our experience.

Occupational therapy (OT) sounds technical. In practice, it’s simple: OT helps people do the things that matter to them, safely and independently, in the environments where life actually happens.

A clear, no-drama explainer of Australia’s plan for RN prescribing: extra training, GP-partnered, safety-first—and unlikely to affect families before 2026. What may change (easier repeats) and what won’t at Reliant: GP-led coordination and consent at the centre.

Slippery doorways, cold-shock bathrooms, medication mix-ups, over-dry heaters and winter dehydration send many seniors to hospital. Quick tweaks—mats, warmth, dose packs, safe heater use and extra fluids—cut the risk. Reliant carers spot issues early and keep life running smoothly.

Registered Nurses keep your care safe, accurate and truly personal. Their coordination cuts hospital visits, boosts client confidence and eases family stress. Reliant Healthcare’s accreditation and continual RN training ensure your plan meets—often exceeds—national standards.

We are delighted to announce that Reliant Healthcare has been awarded Gold Tier status in the 2025 Health + Wellbeing Equality Index (HWEI).

The recent fall and hospitalisation of Australian sporting icon Dawn Fraser is a reminder of how quickly unexpected events can happen. As Dawn recovers, her family has shared how they’ve rallied around her, showing the importance of clear communication and planning during emergencies.

This post highlights Reliant's commitment to raising awareness, breaking stigma, and standing in solidarity for World AIDS Day, emphasising the importance of community action, compassion, and creating an inclusive future for those affected by HIV/AIDS.