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Feel at ease knowing our expert team is here to guide you every step of the way. From navigating funding processes to maximising your services, so you can focus on enjoying life at home and in your community.
Navigating care can feel overwhelming, but we make it simple. Our experts are here to guide you through every decision with ease and understanding. From your first consultation to ongoing care, we’re with you every step of the way, ensuring you feel secure, supported, and always in control of your care journey. Here are some things you may want to consider when you’re thinking about organising home care services.
Our services
Everyone's needs are different. Explore what types of services are on offer to help identify what would be best for you or your loved one.
Home care services can help with things like:
Help around the home
Keeping you well
Getting out and about
Looking and feeling your bestShort term care 
Funding
You can pay for your services yourself, or you may qualify for a government subsidy that covers some or all of the costs for your care.
Your age, the level of care and support you require and your current financial circumstances will help determine which payment pathway is suited to you.
Funding pathways include:
Home Care Packages (soon to be replaced by Support at Home)
Commonwealth Home Support ProgrammeSelf-funding 
The Australian Unity care model
Once you have your government funding assigned, or have decided to self-fund your services, setting up services is simple.
Give us a call (or ask us to call you). Our friendly team will answer any questions and get you set up to start your services.
Your Care Partner will work with you to create your care plan and coordinate your services. If your needs change, our services can adapt to suit you. Just speak with your Care Partner, or call our Health Concierge. 
If you are providing care and support for a family member or friend, you can register to represent them with My Aged Care and your service providers.
Being a registered representative allows you to:
help your loved one to make decisions about their care
communicate with government organisations and service providers on their behalf, with their consent
Update personal information with My Aged Care.
