Your Care, Funded.
Many Perth families don't realise they're eligible for government-funded nursing and support at home. We help you understand your options — and access what you're entitled to.
Funding Options Explained
Support at Home & Home Care Packages (HCP)
What it is
Government funding for older Australians who need clinical nursing and personal support to stay safely at home. As the Commonwealth transitions from Home Care Packages to the Support at Home program, clinical nursing remains an approved core service.
Who is eligible
Australians aged 65 and over (50+ for First Nations people) assessed via My Aged Care (ACAT or regional assessment).
How to access
Register with My Aged Care at myagedcare.gov.au or call 1800 200 422 to request an ACAT assessment.
What it can cover
- •Registered nursing visits and health monitoring
- •Complex wound care and aseptic dressing changes
- •Medication oversight and administration
- •Catheter care and clinical assessments
- •Care coordination and liaison with treating GPs
How we help
We deliver registered nursing care for self-managed package holders and subcontract with approved care management providers such as Trilogy Care. We help families understand their clinical budget without promising funding approval.
Post-Hospital Transition Care
What it is
Short-term government-funded support to help you recover and regain independence after a hospital stay. Transition care is designed to reduce the pressure of choosing long-term care options immediately after discharge.
Who is eligible
Older Australians leaving hospital who need more time to recover before they can return home safely or before long-term care is arranged. A hospital social worker or discharge planner organises access.
How to access
Ask your hospital social worker or discharge planner to refer you for Transition Care before you leave hospital.
What it can cover
- •Nursing and therapy support at home
- •Personal care during early recovery
- •Support while longer-term arrangements are made
How we help
We bridge the gap between hospital and home. Your dedicated nurse can begin visits within 24–48 hours of discharge, supporting your recovery from the first day you're home.
How We Help You Navigate Funding
Funding Questions Answered
Medical Disclaimer: In-home care services are not an emergency service. If the person requiring care is acutely unwell or experiencing a life-threatening medical emergency, call 000 immediately.
Speak with a nurse about your funding options.
We'll explain your options clearly, at no cost. No jargon. No pressure.
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