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We are the ones that see care in a different light. We think care should be centred on you.

04/12/2025

We’re Hiring! Primary Health Care Registered Nurse – Alice Springs, NT

Join our team in remote NT and make a real difference in your community! This is a fantastic opportunity for Registered Nurses who are passionate about primary health care and remote practice.

For more information about the role and the requirements for this exciting opportunity please go to our website

https://prodigyhealthsolutions.com.au/find-jobs/

Take the next step in your nursing career and experience the unique rewards of remote primary health care.

04/12/2025

Today, we honour and celebrate people with disability for the incredible contributions they make to our communities, workplaces, and lives. Every person’s voice, talent, and perspective is important, valued, and deserves recognition.

At Prodigy Health Solutions, we acknowledge the strength, resilience, and achievements of people with disability, and we are proud to stand alongside them in promoting inclusion, respect, and opportunity - today and every day.

30/11/2025

At Prodigy Health Solutions, we’re proud to support NDIS participants with personalised, compassionate care designed to help you live more independently and confidently every day.

As a Registered NDIS Provider, we offer a wide range of supports tailored to your goals, including:

✔ Personal Activities & Personal Activities High
✔ Community Nursing Care
✔ Household Tasks
✔ Community Participation

We currently provide services across:

📍 Melbourne, VIC
📍 Officer, VIC
📍 Ballarat, VIC
📍 Central Coast, NSW
📍 Condobolin, NSW

Additionally, we are able to offer Daily Tasks/Shared Living supports in:

🏡 Ballarat, VIC
🏡 Officer, VIC
🏡 Condobolin, NSW

Whether you’re looking for day-to-day assistance or specialised support, our friendly team is here to make your NDIS journey smoother, easier, and centred around your needs.

📞 Call us: 1300 159 996
📧 Email: disability@prodigyhealthsolutions.com.au
🌐 Visit: prodigyhealthsolutions.com.au

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Let’s work together to create the support that works best for you.

28/11/2025

Employees of the Month – November 2025!

After much discussion in the office, we simply couldn’t choose between these two outstanding team members – and what a great “problem” to have! Their professionalism, compassion, and dedication consistently make a positive impact on the facilities and residents they support.

We’re thrilled to announce that Sekai and Muna are our Employees of the Month for November 2025! 🎉

They’re a little too shy for a photo, but that doesn’t make their achievement any less worthy of celebration. Thank you for your incredible work and the difference you make every day – facilities have shared fantastic feedback, and we’re so proud to celebrate you both!

20/11/2025

A simple smile can brighten someone’s day, lift spirits, and create a moment of connection. In aged care and disability support, these little gestures often mean more than words can express.

Remember, spreading positivity doesn’t take much—share a smile today and see the difference it makes!

16/11/2025

We love hearing from our team!

A big thank you to Matt for sharing his experience working with Prodigy!

Matt works tirelessly behind the scenes with our NSW office, keeping us on track with NDIS updates and assisting in recruitment. His dedication, passion, and commitment help us deliver the best care and support to those who need it most.

Thank you, Matt, for everything you do - you truly make a difference!

13/11/2025

Today, we unite to raise awareness about diabetes—a condition affecting over 1.5 million Australians.

Key Australian Diabetes Statistics:

Prevalence: Approximately 1.5 million Australians (about 5.6% of the population) are living with diagnosed diabetes.
Diabetes Australia

Type 2 Diabetes: Responsible for around 128,000 years of healthy life lost in 2024, accounting for 2.2% of the total disease burden in Australia.
AIHW

Gestational Diabetes: Nearly 1 in 5 (18% or 53,900) women aged 15–49 who gave birth in hospital in 2021–22 had been diagnosed with gestational diabetes during their pregnancy.
AIHW

Indigenous Communities: Diabetes was the third leading specific cause of death among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in 2023, accounting for 330 deaths.
AIHW

Let's Take Action:

- Know Your Risk: Regular screening can help detect diabetes early.

- Healthy Lifestyle: Maintain a balanced diet and engage in regular physical activity.

- Support Research: Contribute to organizations dedicated to diabetes research and support.

Together, we can make a difference in the fight against diabetes. 💙

09/11/2025

Caring for others is rewarding - but it can also be demanding. That’s why taking time to rest and recharge isn’t a luxury - it’s essential. Whether it’s a short walk, a cup of tea, a hobby, or just a few moments of quiet, these small acts of self-care help you stay energized, focused, and resilient.

Remember, you can’t pour from an empty cup. Make rest a priority, and watch how it positively impacts both your wellbeing and the care you provide.

Wellness Tip of the Month: Take at least one intentional break today—your mind and body will thank you.

06/11/2025

Spending just 15 minutes of quality time with an aged care resident or participant can have a huge impact on their mood and wellbeing. Simple acts like having a conversation, sharing a laugh, reading together, or even just sitting and listening can make them feel valued, connected, and happier.

It’s a small investment of time that creates meaningful moments and strengthens relationships. In aged care, these little interactions often make the biggest difference.

Let’s remember - it’s the quality of the time, not the quantity, that truly matters.

02/11/2025

Balancing work and life can be especially challenging in demanding fields like healthcare. It’s important to be intentional about looking after yourself. Prioritizing self-care is key - this might mean setting clear boundaries around your work hours, saying no when your plate is full, and taking regular breaks throughout the day to rest and recharge.

Tips to avoid burnout:

- Set clear boundaries between work and personal time
- Take regular breaks during your day
- Make time for activities that recharge you (exercise, hobbies, family/friends)
- Prioritize sleep and maintain a healthy diet
- Stay active and incorporate movement into your routine
- Practice mindfulness, meditation, or relaxation techniques
- Reach out for support if you’re feeling overwhelmed
- Celebrate small wins and acknowledge your achievements

Finding time for activities that energize you - whether it’s exercise, hobbies, spending quality time with family or friends, or simply enjoying quiet moments -can make a significant difference in maintaining your well-being.

Caring for yourself is part of caring for others.

31/10/2025

At Prodigy Health Solutions, compassion spreads fast — and we wouldn’t have it any other way. Caring is contagious, and this is one thing we do want to spread!

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Suite 332, 1 Queens Road
Melbourne, VIC
3004

Telephone

+611300159996

Website

https://prodigyhealthsolutions.com.au/

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