Support at Home can fund approved clinical supports, independence services and everyday living assistance. Learn how funding may cover nursing, personal care, transport, respite, cleaning, meals, assistive technology and home modifications when services align with assessed needs.
Support at Home contributions are the amounts some participants pay towards approved aged care services. Learn which services attract contributions, how Services Australia calculates your rate, how provider prices affect what you pay and what to check on monthly statements.
Support at Home budgets determine how government funding is allocated for approved aged care services. Learn how quarterly budgets work, how providers use the funding, what monthly statements should show and how to recognise when your budget or care plan may need reviewing.
What is a Support at Home service agreement? Learn what it includes, what to check before signing and how it affects your services, costs and provider relationship.
What happens at your first aged care provider meeting? Learn what the provider will discuss, what documents to prepare, which questions to ask and what should be agreed before services begin.
How do you start approved aged care services? Learn the steps after approval, including choosing a provider, using referral codes, signing a service agreement and starting Support at Home services.
What are My Aged Care referral codes? Learn what referral codes are, where to find them, when to share them with a provider and how they help start approved aged care services.
How do you choose an aged care provider? Learn what to compare, which questions to ask, how service agreements work and how to select a provider that best meets your care needs.
What is a My Aged Care support plan? Learn what a support plan includes, how it guides aged care services, when it can be reviewed and how to use it when choosing providers.