At Hark Medical, we wanted to know: could technology help bridge the gap between safety and autonomy for people receiving palliative care?

Technology is incredibly important for quality care delivery in both residential aged care and home care. This article explores the top 5 benefits, backed by research, of including technology in care settings.

Originally posted in HelloCare written by Jakob Neeland. In aged care, timing can mean the difference between relief and distress. For...

Learn how to promote self-management for children and adolescents who have chronic conditions.

With the holidays fast approaching, many aged care and home care participants are looking forward to spending time with their loved ones....

In Australian aged care, staff shortages and operational inefficiencies are significant challenges that impact the quality of care...

A staggering 50% of patients don't take their medication as prescribed, a fact that drives up healthcare costs and compromises patient...

As we embrace the New Year, many of us set resolutions focused on health and wellness. At Hark Medical, we believe that medication...

🎉 Happy New Year! A huge thank you to all of our amazing supporters and community for being with us throughout 2023. This past year was...

🎄✨ The holiday season is here - a time of joy and kicking back. But it's also a time when maintaining health routines, like medication...

Sasha doesn’t just work smart, it looks the part too. 😎 Weighing just 850g (1.87 lb), Sasha is easy to lift and relocate as needed in...

There are over 2.65 million carers in Australia, yet the challenges they face are both significant and often overlooked. The 2021 Carers...