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Treated with care and respect

No other service compares to the care and respect that Just Better Care’s staff provide to its clients.

Lyn Mulligan said she looked forward to seeing her carers each week and had built some lovely trusting relationships with the in-home aged care and disability support service’s “beautiful people”.

“We share stories, have a laugh and everyone I have met truly cares,” she said.

“They allow me to keep my independence, they are patient and just so helpful and caring. It means a lot to me, and I have confidence in them.

“Having the support of Just Better Care means security, and it means that I can stay in my own home.”

Lyn recently moved into a retirement village and states that she was “so happy” to be able to take her regular carers along with her to her new home.

“I wouldn’t have anyone else, I choose Just Better Care as I have grown to respect them and the wonderful care that they provide,” she said.

To start your Just Better Care journey, call 03 5222 1518, email mailge@justbettercare.com or visit the caring team at their office at Level 1 114a Mt Pleasant Road in Belmont.

Visit justbettercare.com/Geelong for more information.

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