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The ‘angels’ in healthcare

Trust the “angels” of healthcare to live the way you want with Just Better Care.

Rosalie Endrei said the specialist home-aged and disability care support service provided many services to help her and her husband, Les, age gracefully in the comfort of their home.

“We have been able to get lots of support for Les through Vision Australia via Les’s Home Care Package,” she said.

“Les has macular degeneration (an eye disease that causes vision loss). Just Better Care paid for this little gadget called a MyEye Pro and it works very well.

“We found that everyone here is just lovely. Everyone that we’ve been in contact with have that special care for us and I hate to think about where we’d be without them.”

Les said Just Better Care was an excellent resource and helped him with his mental and physical health.

“You’ve got the charm of a new organisation, and they have people looking to make things better…and I think that it is wonderful to have so many angels working here,” he 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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