Senior Care

Becoming a senior is a wonderful journey, but there can be challenges along the way. Everyday tasks can become more difficult, or you may notice a change in what you’re able to do for ourselves.

Getting help is a great way to maintain your independence, so you can maintain good health and continue to do the activities you love.

Home Care Australia

HomeCaring is a Support at Home provider.

We can help you make the most of your government funding, so you get the services you need.
Our experienced carers provide support that is personalised to your needs, including:

Personal care

(e.g.help with showering and getting ready in the morning)

Domestic assistance around the home

Help with grocery shopping

Meal preparation to help you eat well

Transport to appointments and activities

Allied health therapies

(e.g. physiotherapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, podiatry)

Nursing care

Complex care for high needs

24/7 support and overnight stays

Respite Care

Continence Management

Specialised Dementia care

Home modifications

Exercise classes to keep you healthy and strong

Garden and home maintenance

Mobility equipment and assistive technology

Home and garden maintenance

Social activities and companionship

Palliative care and support for families

Exercise, health and wellbeing support

What we offer

HomeCaring provides professional home care services, tailored to your needs.

Life Skills
Community Participation
Behaviour Support
Domestic Assistance
Personal Care
Complex Care
Disability Care
Dementia Care
Palliative Care
Respite Care
24 x 7 Care
Allied Health Care & Much More

About Us

At HomeCaring, it’s our team that sets us apart. Our healthcare professionals and experienced carers are passionate about providing best practice senior care that makes a genuine difference to your life. Here’s what you can expect from us.

 Personalised care – we’ll take the time to get to know you and deliver services that you’re happy with. And you’ll get a chance to know our team, so you feel comfortable with the carers in your home.

Professional service – We take customer service very seriously. Our staff are fully qualified, rigorously screened, and provide senior care to a high standard.

Local providers – our staff members come from the communities where you live. As locals ourselves, we can easily connect you to programs and community services in your area.

Compassion and respect – we believe everyone should be treated with dignity and respect. Our staff members and treat our clients with gentleness and empathy, acknowledging each person’s worth.

Flexible services – we understand that you have your own schedule to keep. We’ll provide services at a time that suits you, and adapt to your needs as your circumstances change.

Multicultural care – our Registered Nurses and support workers come from different cultural backgrounds. Many of them are bilingual, and are best placed to deliver culturally appropriate care.

Experienced care you can trust – with plenty of knowledge and experience caring for people with a wide range of health conditions, we provide professional support from a team that you can trust.

A collaborative approach – it’s your life, your support plan, your services. We’ll work with you to create a care plan that best meets your needs, and deliver care in partnership with you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Senior home care means getting help and support in the comfort of your own home. It’s a type of care that is designed to fit your specific needs and preferences, so you can continue being independent and enjoy quality of life in the community, rather than moving into an aged care facility before you are ready.

Home care services can include getting help with personal care, doing household chores, preparing meals, managing medications, transport to appointments, getting mobility equipment, exercise classes, allied health therapies, assistance with grocery shopping, respite care, specialised dementia care, and specialised nursing care. These services are usually provided by support workers or Registered Nurses who are specially trained to support older people at home.

At home senior services is a good option if you don’t want to move into assisted living or a nursing home. It gives you personalised care that fits your unique needs, and it also brings peace of mind to your family members, knowing that you’re receiving professional care and support in a place where you feel safe and happy.

In Australia, the cost of in-home aged care support is subsidised by the Australian Government, helping make services more accessible for older people who want to remain living independently at home.

If you need help with daily tasks, personal care or clinical support, you may be eligible for government-funded assistance through the Support at Home program. This program is designed to help older Australians receive the care they need at home, rather than moving into residential aged care before it is necessary.

Support at Home funding can be used for a coordinated range of services, which may include:

  • Personal care and assistance with daily routines
  • Domestic help such as cleaning and household tasks
  • Nursing and clinical support, where required
  • Allied health and therapy services
  • Social support and community participation
  • Home safety supports and other approved services

Services are tailored to each person’s assessed needs, goals and circumstances.

How to apply for Support at Home

To access government-funded support at home, the first step is to contact My Aged Care, the Australian Government’s starting point for aged care services.

You can call 1800 200 422 or visit the My Aged Care website.

After an initial conversation, you may be referred for an aged care assessment. This assessment helps determine the type and level of support that may be suitable for your needs. It is usually completed in your home, and you’re welcome to have a family member, carer or support person present.

If approved, you will receive confirmation of your eligibility and information about the next steps, including how to choose an approved provider.

You can then compare providers in your area based on services, fees, availability and the care experience they offer.

Once you choose a provider, they will work with you to create a personalised care plan and coordinate your approved services. Your support can be reviewed over time as your needs change.

Private home care options

It is also possible to pay privately for senior care at home.

Private care allows you to arrange support directly with a provider, often with greater flexibility around start times, service types and hours of care.

How HomeCaring can help

HomeCaring provides personalised Support at Home and private in-home care services for older Australians who want to continue living safely and independently at home.

Our local teams take the time to understand your needs, explain your options and deliver support tailored to you. To find out more, please get in touch with our customer services team.

To be eligible for government-funded in-home aged care support through the Support at Home program, you generally need to:

  • be aged 65 years or older (or 50 years or older for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people)
  • be an Australian citizen, permanent resident or hold an eligible visa
  • need assistance with everyday tasks to continue living safely and independently at home

To determine your eligibility and the type of support you may need, you will usually complete an aged care assessment arranged through My Aged Care. This assessment looks at your physical health, daily living needs, wellbeing and support circumstances to help determine the most appropriate services for you.

If approved, you can then choose an aged care provider to deliver your funded supports.

HomeCaring provides personalised Support at Home and private in-home care services for older Australians who want to remain living independently at home. Our experienced local teams can assist with everyday tasks, personal care and tailored support that fits your needs.

To find out more, please get in touch with our team.

The Australian Government subsidises the cost of in-home aged care services to make support more accessible for older Australians.

If you receive services through the Support at Home program, the amount you may contribute can depend on factors such as your financial circumstances, the types of services you receive and current government funding settings.

Depending on your situation, costs may include:

  • Government-assessed contributions based on your income and assets, where applicable
  • Contributions toward certain services depending on the support you receive
  • Agreed provider charges, where permitted, as outlined in your service agreement

Many people will not pay the full cost of their care, and some may pay reduced contributions depending on their circumstances.

Before services begin, your provider should clearly explain any fees, charges and inclusions so you can make an informed decision.

To find out more, please get in touch with our team.

Support at Home offer a wide range of senior caring services to meet different needs. This can include:

HomeCaring’s qualified support workers and Registered Nurses provide a wide range of senior care services to help you live independently at home. To find out more, please get in touch with our senior care experts.

When you have Support at Home, you have the freedom to pick a provider that you like, based on their reputation, experience, the services they offer, where they are located, and if they can give you the care you need. That’s why i’s a good idea to look at different providers and see which one is the best fit for you.

You can also choose your own carer, if you are receiving supports in your own home. Providers like HomeCaring carefully match you with a carer who suits your needs, health conditions and personality. We work collaboratively with our clients, so that you receive the support that best meets your needs.

If you need help choosing a provider, you can get advice from the My Aged Care website or talk to someone you trust, like a family member or friend. They can support you in finding the right home care provider for you.

HomeCaring’s compassionate carers and Registered Nurses are personally matched to each of our clients, to ensure a good fit. To find out more, please get in touch with our senior care experts.

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