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What Is The Reason Behind The Boom In Aged Care Service? 

If you are noticing a significant growth in the numbers of aged care all over the world then there can be various reasons for that. One of the major answers to that due to advancement in medical sciences people have started living longer. As seen in the context of aged care providers in Chatswood which provide 24/7 medical services to aged patients who require day-to-day assistance. 

However, this can not be the only reason as in this post we are going to dig deep to find out all the major reasons for the hike in aged care in general. So let’s find out. 

Increase In the Aging Population

Due to the improvement of medical sciences, there is a strong pattern of growing aging population in all kinds of regions. So much so that you can find that by the end of 2050, the general aged population will grow more than 16%. That is why there will be more need for aged care providers like aged care providers in Sydney so that these people can be taken care of. 

Longer Lifespans

The better medical services the better it will be for aged people as they can have longer lifespans. So as you see the longer they live they will require more aged care services to take care of their day-to-day medical requirements. It is a cycle that will result in more older people requiring even more aged care facilities. 

Growth In Aged Care Profession

Due to the change in the overall numbers of the aging population, there is a constant hike in the aged care profession. So much so that you will see a boom in elderly care services within the next decade. As there are more technological advancements the personal care of elderly people will see its alteration point like the personalised care services like aged care providers in Sydney. 

Final Thoughts

The more the aged population grows due to advanced medicines it is inevitable that the aged care services will also implode. With more technological advancements the personalised aged care services have already seen a major shift and will continue to in the coming years.   

[stagefoureddiediaz]

Something something about the cursed mummy working at a rodeo and the connection to lassos and wrangling bulls and foreshadowing. Something something about buck wearing a moustache when he dresses up as billy boils which connects things to Eddie.

How rodeos are connected to Texas in the general psyche. The idea that Eddie needs to go and wrangle with his bull in the next episode - Helena.

That she has been constantly trying to Buck him off but he needs to hold on in order to break the curse she has been on his life - the play on Buck being a massive support to Eddie - that gives him the strength to stay on and win the fight and pen the bull.

That he needs to break free of that curse in order to transform into his true self and how the werewolf is a representation of that happening and also a foreshadowing for the shaving off of the stache

[eugeneplace]

What happens if you give a borred me a whole evening to draw and the promp "JD doesn't leave after the breakup"?

You get what we like to call Queen JD Au

King Peppy needed a new partner after the death of his last one, and, taking advantage of the unfortunate economic situation of a poor John Dory... He took the young pop star as his new wife...

I'm sorry, Peppy stands, we hate him in this house and turned him into a villain Xd

[ghost-bard]

sometimes i worry that i do too much to my dragon age ocs but then i remember it doesnt matter in the end bc its always an amount of me just projecting my own issues mixed with lore stuff that i thought would be interesting and isnt that what having an rpg oc is all about.

projection + shit you thought would be cool or interesting

[eff-plays]

Not exactly a dadstarion truther either (mostly bc it took me a while to actually warm up to the idea and also hes NEVER having kids with my durge, only my tav (can you imagine this man parenting a Bhaalspawn? A dhampir Bhaalspawn?? Nonono.)) But I do find something a little compelling about the thought of this man who a) has had absolutely nothing of his own for as long as he can remember and b) sees himself as worthless and irreparably fucked up creating this tiny new person? Like, they're part of him, he made this precious little creature (with the person he already loves most)? This soft and innocent thing? (Which he would waffle awfully between wanting to keep innocent for as long as possible but also making sure they know about life's horrors so they can avoid them) Like sure the baby version is annoyingly loud and can't do anything and also gross and smells but he can teach the toddler to bite people. He is the absolute worst enabler, spoils the kid rotten. Teaches them to steal and pick locks and just lets them get away with murder. Parent #2 has to do all the actual parenting part cuz damn he's not doing the discipline thing at all.

Also the vain part of him likes looking at his kid and sort of seeing some of his face in them, since he can't use an actual mirror.

Well he'd be cured by the time he has the kid or soon after in my canon, so that last part wouldn't apply for me.

And yeah, when I say that I'm not a dadstarion truther I don't mean that I don't see it happening ever, but more that to me, that first step in itself is the one that I see as least likely.

Because I can accept that he would learn to love the kid, that he would care about it and spoil it. I can also accept (and would gladly explore) him having a complicated relationship with the kid, either early on in a postpartum depression sort of way, or further down the line in a "I can't find common ground with my teen/young adult" sort of way (or both lbr).

The problem, to me, is that I don't see Astarion going "let's have a kid!" I don't see him genuinely wanting one, and I don't see him finding any reason to lie about wanting one, and I don't see Hira believing any of those lies even if he does try. It's really the initial hurdle. The rest I'm happy to make as dysfunctional and weird as it would realistically be when a guy who shouldn't be a dad becomes a dad. One of the reasons I came up with Critter is because I find it compelling how much Astarion is not a dad guy, and how that would fuck up a person like Critter. That's juicy stuff. And also a way for me to work out my own daddy issues I guess lmao.

But getting that started? Actually inventing a reason for how Astarion would even agree to it? That's where I struggle. And that's why I'm torn. Cuz I do want to stay true to my own interpretation of a character, while also wanting to create a new character and put them both (and also Hira) in situations.

Like I'm happy for all the dadstarion peeps who have cool dhampir girlies running around on adventures and I'd love to join them, but I also think that if I were true to Astarion's characterization, that kid would have issues. Like maybe a lot of them.

[tomboyfriends]

anyone else not believe in a "normal childhood". like so many people's experiences are so far from a "normal childhood" that i think normal childhoods are more myth than reality. and even when they do exist, children still are treated more like chattel than actual people. by this point, i think the concept of a "normal childhood" is a kind of propaganda pushed in movies and other media to obfuscate how pervasive childhood abuse and neglect is all over the world, ESPECIALLY of young girls.

[princesssszzzz]

Looking at YouTube videos why do they all keep calling show Baela and Rhaena dragon twins they aren’t even twins ??

Falsely claiming they aren’t Princesses when they are both Princess and ladies - calling them Velaryons all these being made by “team black”

[samssupernaturalpussy]

Dean Fans: omg Dean took such good care of Sammy like he made him food why is Sam such a bitch

Dean in reality:

[doux-amer]

Revenant is soooo mid which is disappointing because I was looking forward to it due to the actors and writer (this isn’t a flop like Jirisan, which I gave up on after 2–3 episodes, but it’s not really good). BUT. BUT!!!!!!!!!!!!! I’m suffering from “poor little meow meow middle-aged man” deficiency and Professor Yeom Haesang suffers so much. I can’t believe I was like “Oh...okay” about his casting because I’m planting my palms against his windows, peering at him in his little cage and being fed because he’s had the worst life ever and it keeps getting worse. HAESANG *____*<3

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[gravitasmalfunction]

tl;dr - my personal nightmare scenario where the free market invents new forms of human trafficking to profit off social assistance already exists

I am very much for universal basic income or negative taxation but not in the uncritical techbro utopian sense that robots are coming for all our jobs and therefore techbros ought to qualify for a pension instead of unemployment when they get laid off for good (and non-techbros can also have the pension, aren't they generous, not supporting them is illogical).

But I worry that reducing the social problem of inequality and it's solution down to "everyone gets cash money by default" and nothing else about society changes brings about all sorts of horrible foreseeable consequences where bad actors decide to profit by using people as a source of revenue.

For example: rents go up, especially the lowest rents. Housing is still scarce and landlords know even the worst-off people have access to a certain amount of cash per week, and they put the rent up accordingly. Without universal housing, the private market can simply siphon off UBI from individuals.

Perhaps then the law intervenes and rent is capped. Housing is still scarce and options are still limited at the lower end of affordability. Landlords work out how to charge for extras, lure tenants in with what seem like really good deals, then the tenants discover nothing is as promised and they're still on the hook for lease break fees and other penalties if they try to complain or move out.

The point is, UBI is just one part of the system of living standards and it can't and won't solve inequality on its own. It's not a complete solution for people who are already at a systemic disadvantage.

The nightmare scenario for UBI is that it unintentionally incentivises new forms of human trafficking. We're already seeing this in Australia with NDIS. TW: abuse, human trafficking.

Australia is a wealthy country with social support systems in place. But those systems aren't robust enough to prevent bad actors farming cash off people who suddenly have money in their budget for living expenses.

I don't think it's possible for a UBI to work in a system where basic needs are allowed to be supplied for profit. UBI ought to be one component in a broader system of guaranteed living standards that includes housing, health and personal care, education, transit, communications, energy and safety.

I am still pro-UBI but I want it to be part of a system that works as intended, to benefit people rather than making it possible to take advantage of them. Protecting NDIS participants is inherently important right now and seems like a great test case for reshaping social support systems that will be useful if/when UBI ever becomes reality.

[pegasuscloth]

lol the company I work at has been sanctioned

[a-god-in-ruins-rises]

you should only get social security if you have children

[beesarthur]

ok friends, how do i make my way into the one career i was born to (continuity checker for a long-running tv show)???

[lifelinesupport]

Lifeline - Free Medical Alert Systems For Low-Income Households

Lifeline offers easy-to-use medical alert systems. Their HomeSafe system offers high-quality at-home protection, while their mobile Philips Lifeline On the Go system provides coverage on the go.

To qualify for Lifeline, you must provide two proofs of your income and certify under penalty of perjury that you participate in an eligible program. You must also maintain one Lifeline device per household.

Eligibility

If your income falls below 135% of the federal poverty guidelines, you can apply for Lifeline to receive a monthly discount on your home phone service or internet plan. You can apply online or download a paper application from your Lifeline provider. To complete the application, you must provide your full name, date of birth, last four digits of your social security number or tribal identification number, and address. You must also answer questions related to your household size and income. Only one Lifeline benefit per household is allowed, and the discount can be used towards either a landline phone or an internet data plan.

Your eligibility is based on your participation in a qualifying program or by proving that you have income below the established standards. You will be required to recertify your eligibility every year. If you are unable to provide the necessary documentation, you will be notified and your Lifeline benefits will cease.

Requirements

The Lifeline Melbourne program includes broadband internet access as a support service, and it has a National Eligibility Verifier to make independent eligibility determinations. In addition, Lifeline is nontransferable and only one line of service is available per household (defined as individuals who live together but do not share income).

Potential subscribers must be enrolled in a government assistance program or qualify based on household income below 135% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines in their state. These requirements vary by state and additional documentation may be required.

Subscribers must also recertify their eligibility every 12 months. USAC, the agency that administers Lifeline, provides a list of acceptable documents for proving eligibility. It is important to keep in mind that a single household can only receive a discount on one line of service, either home phone or wireless. However, some providers offer bundled services that include both home phone and wireless. Survivors who experience financial hardship are eligible to pursue a line separation request under the Safe Connections Act, which allows them to continue receiving emergency Lifeline assistance for up to six months.

Discounts

The federal Lifeline program provides a monthly discount on one telephone service (wireline or wireless) per household. Households must recertify their eligibility annually. The program is available to low-income households across the country.

The discounts are intended to make it possible for people to connect to 21st century communications services, which can help them find jobs, access healthcare and education resources, and stay connected to family. The program is designed to supplement other social service programs for low-income families.

If you are a veteran or the spouse of a military member, you may qualify for a military discount on your phone service. To get the discount, you must provide proof of your status and meet other requirements.

Customers who willfully provide false information in order to receive Lifeline support can be punished by de-enrollment, fine or imprisonment. In addition, the program does not cover electricity or other utilities such as bottled gas, kerosene, coal or oil.

De-enrollment

The Lifeline program provides a free phone or service discount to eligible households. Each household is allowed one discount per household, and it may only be used for phone or bundled services. This includes home and wireless phone services, and bundled Internet and phone service.

Subscribers must use their Lifeline-supported service at least every 30 days to maintain eligibility for the program. Eligible telecommunications carriers must notify subscribers of their de-enrollment in writing if they have not used their service for 30 days. The FCC recently paused involuntary de-enrollment during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the non-usage requirements have been waived until May 29, 2020.

In addition, consumers must recertify their eligibility once each year. To do so, they must fill out a National Verifier NLAD Input Template that includes their name, address, date of birth, and the last four digits of their Social Security number or tribal ID number. This information is then checked in a nationwide database to ensure that only one person at a residence receives the discount.