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Crescent Healthcare Morning Tea
Join us for a special Morning Tea at our Experience Centre in Campbellfield. This relaxed and engaging session will give us the opportunity to present our range of equipment and connect with you in person. Over morning tea, our team will share insights into how we support clinicians in delivering high-quality care, with time for discussion and questions throughout.
Skills Exchange Workshop – Central Gippsland
Crescent Healthcare provides equipment solutions backed by education, consultation, and ongoing support. Serving organisations and individuals across Australia, we remain guided by our purpose: supporting you, to support others, ensuring care teams are equipped with the confidence and resources they need to deliver high-quality care every day.
Mobile Shower Commodes: Clinical Selection & Prescribing
Crescent Healthcare invites you to join this educational webinar designed to support confident, clinically sound decision-making when prescribing mobile shower commodes. With over four decades of experience partnering with clinicians across aged care, disability, rehabilitation, and community settings, we understand that mobile shower commodes play a critical role in personal care, dignity, and safety — for both clients and carers.
Patient Handling: Choosing the Right Sling and Lifting Solution
Crescent Healthcare invites clinicians and care professionals to join this educational webinar focused on safe, informed patient handling practices. We understand that effective patient handling begins with thoughtful decision-making — not just equipment selection.
2026 Educational Event Registrations
For more than four decades, Crescent Healthcare has worked alongside clinicians, therapists, and carers to provide trusted equipment solutions that support better care across Victoria.
Supporting Safer, More Dignified Hygiene Care for Residents Requiring Advanced Postural Support
In many aged-care and community settings, the simple act of showering can reveal how challenging daily routines become when a resident’s body can no longer provide the stability it once did. For Irene, 86, living with advanced frailty and Parkinson’s disease, this was her daily reality. During showering, she struggled to stay upright as her posture folded forward and her truncal endurance faded. She would often slide forward in her chair, requiring two carers to keep her safe. Early non-blanching erythema began to appear, signalling growing concern for her skin integrity. What should have been a moment of comfort gradually became physically taxing for staff and increasingly distressing for Irene.