Meet
Susan
Susan is a 66-year-old woman who has always valued her independence and social life.
After experiencing a stroke, she faced a difficult recovery, compounded by a history of falls that put her at risk of losing her ability to live alone.
While she wanted to stay in her home, her declining mobility and need for daily support made this increasingly challenging.
Susan
Meets
Circle
With her family unable to provide full-time care, Susan was referred to Circle SC due to the risk of her prematurely entering residential aged care at the age of 64.
She needed a plan to help her stay at home safely, but navigating the NDIS system and coordinating the right supports felt overwhelming.
Circle SC worked closely with Susan and her healthcare team to develop a comprehensive support plan, ensuring she had the services and modifications needed to continue living in her home with confidence.
Susan
Today
With targeted support and home modifications, Susan has successfully avoided the move to aged care and continues to live safely and independently.
She has regained confidence in her mobility, enjoys hosting family gatherings, and feels secure knowing she has the right care in place.
Susan’s story highlights the importance of early intervention and person-centered planning in supporting older Australians to maintain their independence.
Emma is just amazing at problem solving and attending meetings. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Emma. She gets back to me as soon as she can. Dan the Director was brilliant too, and still asks after me I think this is great that Dan is doing this to check in with me.
