Maintaining good oral health is crucial for seniors, as it directly impacts your overall well-being, health and quality of life. In Australia, over 60% of individuals aged over 75 experience gum disease, and more than one in three have complete tooth loss.

The Australian Government has announced a short deferral of the new Aged Care Act 2024 and Support at Home program, which will now begin on 1 November 2025.

This change comes after listening to feedback from older Australians, families, carers, and the aged care sector. The extra time will ensure the reforms are introduced smoothly—with clarity, care, and your best interests at heart.

Our deeply personalised and culturally responsive approach to care is what sets The Butler apart. We believe that exceptional care begins with a genuine human connection - getting to know each person, understanding their story, and building relationships that support independence and dignity at home. 

At The Butler, we believe knowledge is empowering — especially when it comes to navigating complex health conditions like Parkinson’s disease. For individuals and families facing a diagnosis, understanding what’s happening in the body and how to manage symptoms is the first step toward maintaining quality of life and independence.

Ethel has recently moved into a retirement village, a decision she’s happy with as it has simplified her life. However, with her arthritis acting up and no longer driving, she’s found certain tasks—like housework and getting around—more challenging. That’s where The Butler comes in, providing Ethel with tailored support through her Level 3 Home Care Package.

As an Australian, you have access to government-funded support through My Aged Care. This program is designed to help you remain independent in your own home for longer, allowing you to continue enjoying the lifestyle you love with just a little extra help.

Having your emergency medical records readily available could save your life. In the event of a medical emergency, quick access to your health information ensures that paramedics, healthcare practitioners, or caregivers can make informed decisions and provide appropriate care without delay.

Frank and Donna have been inseparable since their high school days. After more than 45 years of marriage, they remain each other’s rock. However, as Donna’s memory and mobility have changed, Frank has taken on more responsibilities at home.

Exercise is a vital part of healthy living for everyone, especially for individuals with Parkinson’s Disease. Research has shown that a tailored exercise program, designed to address the specific symptoms of Parkinson’s, can help alleviate motor symptoms while improving balance, mobility, strength, and daily living activities.

Dementia is a terminal condition, but with the right support, individuals living with dementia can significantly enhance their quality of life. While there is no cure, managing symptoms and creating a supportive environment can help individuals live well with the condition.