Home Care Packages provide four different funding levels depending on the amount of care you need. There are also costs and fees associated with Home Care packages which can be confusing, so we’re here to help you understand all the relevant information.
Here’s what you need to know about funding levels and Home Care Package costs you may need to pay if you receive a Home Care Package.
The government contribution changes on 1 July every year; these figures are up to date as at 1 July 2022.
We can help you get started with a government home care subsidy. Here’s the process for new clients getting set up with government funding:
We can guide you through the process of getting a Home Care Package. We can answer any questions you have about how it works.
We will also talk to you about your care requirements and lifestyle goals so we can have better idea about the care you need. Get in touch with us to get started.
ACAS will determine which Home Care Package funding level you are eligible for. This assessment can only be done by ACAS as they are independent.
You can do this through My Aged Care. Or we can refer you if you prefer. We can also help you understand the process and support you along the way.
Once you have been approved and allocated a Home Care Package by My Aged Care, our Registered Nurse and Client Care Manager will carry out a care assessment and personal discovery and care planning session with you.
This is to fully understand your goals and lifestyle aspirations. We get to know your preferences so we can tailor our care to you, including matching you with the right caregiver for you.
We develop a written Care Plan for you. This is based on your goals and outlines the services we will provide so it’s clear for everyone involved.
The Care Plan doesn’t lock you in for any set period of time and you can leave whenever you want. With absolutely no exit fees.
Your Care Plan is fully flexible and we can amend it at any time depending on your needs. We will always review it with you every six months.
For more information about how Home Care Packages funding works, download our information pack. It has all the information you need in one place.
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