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Artificial intelligence-powered robot Abi will return to Benetas residential aged care homes following a successful trial of the technology earlier this year.

As our sector grapples with increased demand for services, it’s essential that we think differently about how we can deliver care and the ways in which we can connect with our residents and clients both now and in the future.

Benetas is helping retirement living residents increase their confidence to stay safe when online shopping, surfing and communicating.

The social connection between seniors and children has proven to be overwhelmingly beneficial for both demographics.

Dalkeith Gardens residential aged care home has formed a special partnership with a Traralgon preschool, building intergenerational relationships and connections.

Every day, our Veterans Home Care team provides a phone-based assessment service to more than 8,500 veterans in Victoria and Queensland, as a preferred provider of the Department of Veterans' Affairs

Benetas is offering more choice to its aged care residents after introducing a breakfast buffet at its Kangaroo Flat aged care home in Bendigo.

Anglicare Australia has released a report today, Life on the Wait List, which highlights that older Australians are spending months without support while they wait for care at home.

Spring is in the air and our residents at our Dalkeith Gardens care home are loving it!

Benetas has welcomed the bipartisan agreement between the Albanese Government and the Opposition that will see the introduction of the new Aged Care Act into Parliament.

Last week, our Gisborne Oaks residents had a wonderful time putting their green thumbs to work in the garden.

The majority of older Victorians prefer to maintain their independence by staying in the family home as long as possible, according to the latest Benetas research.

Every four years, St Paul’s Terrace resident Bruce Davies is taken back to his childhood of watching his father Stan guide the Australian gymnastics team through the 1956 Melbourne Olympics.

Our residents at The Views Heidelberg enjoy participating in pet therapy with Marley, an adorable 15-year-old miniature poodle.

Our Bridgewater Lake Retirement Living residents recently partnered with the Hume City Council to create a natural wildlife habitat in one of our village parks.

New research by not-for-profit aged care provider Benetas has confirmed that technology use among senior Australians is widespread and a key to them keeping connected, despite what popular culture would have us believe.

Bridgewater Lake Retirement Estate will host an exclusive hands-on workshop, run by celebrated Melbourne artist Ted Dansey next month.

Benetas Gisborne Oaks resident Cliff Newbery has celebrated a couple of momentous milestones over the past couple of months.

Six Benetas aged care homes will take part in a world-first study, run by the Victorian Department of Health, to see if invisible ultraviolet light can decrease the impact of COVID-19 and flu in aged care settings.