Topic - aged care
Welcoming Murray Mallee Aged Care Group to agedcare101.com.au
Apr 11 2017
1 min read
Antonia Norris

Our aged care portal agedcare101.com.au is a great way to promote your services as our latest listing Murray Mallee Aged Care Group has found out after listing their home care service.

Founded in 1994 with just 20 packages to offer support to people living in the rural and remote Murray Mallee region of South Australia, the Group now provides 136 home care packages including Aboriginal-specific packages.

Agedcare101 is a sector initiative between Aged & Community Services Australia (ACSA) and the team here at DoComeMonday Media, and is designed to help consumers navigate the aged care system and give staff with the tools they need to effectively deal with enquiries.

For more information contact Adrian or Allison on 02 9555 9576 or email HERE.

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