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Tamar Krebs

The Dementia Care Innovator
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There have been some big changes in dementia care in the past decade. Source: Getty
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How dementia care has changed in the past decade

How dementia care has changed in the past decade

Faster, better and more supportive care is changing the face of dementia.
There are some steps you can take to help the transition of your loved one into care. Source: Getty
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Making the decision to place a loved one with dementia into a care facility

Making the decision to place a loved one with dementia into a care facility

Follow these steps to help you through the difficult time.
A cure for dementia may still be far off, but expert Tamar Krebs says there will be exciting progress in the next 10 years. Source: Getty
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Expert: What can we expect for dementia treatment in the coming decade?

Expert: What can we expect for dementia treatment in the coming decade?

What can you do to help your loved one living with dementia?
Aged care is still a good place for elderly Aussies to live, as explained by expert Tamar Krebs. Source: Getty
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Change your perception of aged care, expert says

Change your perception of aged care, expert says

Don't be scared of change, it could do your parent the world of good.
Christmas can be a stressful time for families, especially when elderly parents are involved. Source: Getty
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Coping with Christmas: Supporting your parents this festive season

Coping with Christmas: Supporting your parents this festive season

If you're parents are elderly or are suffering from dementia, aged care expert Tamar Krebs has some valuable words of advice.
Choosing the right aged care facility for a loved one with dementia can be daunting, but if you follow these steps it will be made a lot easier. Source: Getty
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How to choose the right residential aged care for your loved one with dementia

How to choose the right residential aged care for your loved one with dementia

Aged care expert Tamar Krebs gives some tips on what to look out for when deciding where your loved one with dementia should live.
Expert Tamar Krebs has provided some advice on what to ask when deciding on a home care provider for your loved one with dementia. Source: Getty
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What to ask when choosing a home care provider for someone with dementia

What to ask when choosing a home care provider for someone with dementia

These insider's tips will ensure you're confident in choosing the very best care for your loved one.
Aged care expert Tamar Krebs has explained whether home care is an appropriate option for those with dementia. Source: Getty
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Home care and dementia: Can it work?

Home care and dementia: Can it work?

Aged care expert Tamar Krebs says the decision on home care or residential aged care is different for every person with dementia.

About Tamar Krebs

Tamar Krebs has been immersed in the field of dementia for most of her adult life, including two decades in the home care and aged care sectors in Australia and Israel. This hands-on problem-solving experience, backed by degrees from several universities, means Tamar understands the needs of older people, particularly those living with dementia. It led her to founding Group Homes Australia, an innovative model of housing that offers dementia care, high care, respite and palliative care in a local community setting that allows residents to continue to engage in life. Tamar says her objective is summed up by just three words: doing dementia differently. And it works. Alzheimer’s Australia independently judged Group Homes Australia as best in class in every area of dementia care against over 80 competitors, while Ita Buttrose, the national ambassador for Dementia Australia, called Group Homes Australia “one of the best models of dementia care in an assisted environment that I’ve seen”.