Six service lines, one care plan
Clinical care is fully funded under Support at Home; independence and everyday-living services carry a means-tested contribution, shown before every service.
Personal care
Help with showering, dressing, grooming and continence — delivered with dignity by the same small team, at the times that suit you.
- Showering and dressing
- Continence support
- Mobility and transfers
- Medication prompting
- Morning and evening routines
Domestic assistance & meals
Cleaning, laundry, shopping and meal preparation so home stays home — and so the people who love you can be family, not staff.
- Cleaning and laundry
- Shopping and errands
- Meal preparation and nutrition
- Garden and home safety checks
- Companionship visits
Nursing & clinical care
Registered and enrolled nurses at home for wound care, medication management, chronic-condition monitoring and post-hospital recovery.
- Wound and stoma care
- Medication management
- Chronic-disease monitoring
- Post-hospital transition care
- Palliative support in partnership with your GP
Allied health & restorative care
Physiotherapy, occupational therapy, podiatry and dietetics focused on keeping you independent, steady on your feet and doing what matters.
- Falls prevention and strength programs
- Home safety and equipment assessments
- Podiatry and foot care
- Dietetics
- Restorative care pathway (12 weeks)
Social support & transport
Getting out — appointments, groups, church, the shops, a friend's place — with a support worker or in our small group programs.
- Transport to appointments
- Accompanied outings
- Group programs and day trips
- Technology help to stay connected
- Carer respite
Dementia & complex care
Consistent, trained workers, calm routines and family involvement for people living with dementia or complex needs — at home for as long as it's safe and wanted.
- Dementia-trained consistent workers
- Behaviour and routine planning
- Family education and support
- Overnight and respite options
- Coordination with GP and geriatrician
Let's meet — at your kitchen table.
We'll come to you, explain Support at Home over a cup of tea, and help with My Aged Care if you haven't started.