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19.01.2022 A US study indicated that people with mild hearing loss are three times more likely to have a history of falling. As the severity of the loss increases, so does the risk. Statistically, around one in four older adults fall each year, comprising of 10 to 15% of emergency department visits. Regular check ups and appropriate use of assistive devices is essential for reducing risk of injury and for promoting good health into older age. MRM supports Australians to access affordable fit for purpose aids, including hearing aids. If you have aids to sell or looking to buy then visit www.mrmonline.com.au

17.01.2022 The major issue identified in the Royal Commission into Aged Care is the affordability of aged care now and into the future. Commissioner Pagone considers that a continuation of the current arrangement of financing aged care through general revenue will not support a sustainable system into the future and that aged care expenditure is projected to grow at a significantly faster rate than overall Australian Government expenditure due to projected demographic changes and subseq...uent increasing demand for aged care services. MRM considers that repurposing fit-for-purpose medical and mobility aid equipment will assist in reducing Government subsidy costs and private spend costs for medical, personal care and mobility aid equipment for those who need it. If you need to buy equipment or have equipment no longer required, visit: www.mrmonline.com.au and help Australians to help each other. See more

13.01.2022 There are 4.4 million people living with disability in Australia, and approximately 96 per cent of people with disability live in the community with many requiring supportive environments and equipment. If you have no longer required, fit-for-purpose mobility or home modification equipment, list it on MRM and give fellow Australians affordable options to this much needed equipment.

03.01.2022 The Australian Government Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission defines 'reablement' as a consumer directed process to support restoration of function or adapt to some loss of day to day function and regain confidence and capacity for daily activities. Supports could include training in a new skill, modification to home environments or having access to equipment and assistive technology. If you have any fit for purpose equipment that you no longer require, don't store it or dump it, list it for sale on MRM and give fellow Australians the opportunity for reablement.