Personal care
Respectful help with personal tasks, so you can keep your routine and your dignity.
- Showering, bathing and toileting
- Getting dressed and grooming
- Getting in and out of bed safely
- Medication reminders
Aged care at home
Aged care support at home
Friendly, reliable help and allied health for older people to stay safe, independent and connected at home, wherever you live in Australia.
Aged care services we deliver
Help around the home and meals
Practical help to keep your home clean, safe and comfortable.
- Cleaning, laundry and changing beds
- Grocery shopping and errands
- Preparing meals
- Light household tasks
- Gardening and yard maintenance, like mowing and weeding
Social support and transport
Help to get out, stay connected and get where you need to go.
- Company and conversation at home
- Outings, shopping and community activities
- Transport to appointments and activities
- Support to stay in touch with family and friends
Respite and nursing
Support that gives family carers a break, and nursing care at home.
- In-home respite, so carers can rest or attend to other things
- Short-term extra support when needed
- Nursing care at home, delivered by qualified nurses
Allied health
Allied health professionals who help you stay mobile, independent and safe at home.
- Physiotherapy: strength, balance, mobility and falls prevention
- Podiatry: foot and nail care, and footwear advice
- Occupational therapy: daily living skills, equipment and home safety
- Speech therapy: communication, and swallowing and mealtime safety
How to access our aged care services
With government funding (Support at Home)
- Contact My Aged Care on 1800 200 422 to arrange an aged care assessment.
- Once you’re approved, choose a registered Support at Home provider to manage your services.
- Ask your provider about arranging services through Vision Care Disability. We deliver services on behalf of registered providers.
Already with a provider? Ask them, or call us and we’ll explain how it works.
Make an aged care referralPaying privately
You don’t need an assessment or government funding to use our services privately.
- Call us or send an enquiry.
- We talk about what help you need and when.
- We agree on your services and prices in writing before anything starts.
Common questions
How do you deliver aged care services?
We’re an associated provider. That means we deliver aged care services on behalf of registered Support at Home providers, who manage your Support at Home services and budget. We also support private clients who pay for their own care.
Can I use my Support at Home budget with you?
Yes, through your registered Support at Home provider. Your provider arranges the services with us and manages your budget. Ask them about using Vision Care Disability, or call us to talk it through.
How do I get an aged care assessment?
Contact My Aged Care on 1800 200 422 or visit myagedcare.gov.au. They’ll arrange an assessment to work out what support you’re eligible for.
Can I pay for services myself?
Yes. We support private clients. We’ll agree on your services and prices in writing before anything starts.
Which areas do you cover?
Our head office is in St Clair, NSW, and we support people all across Australia, in cities and regional areas. Call us to talk about support where you live.
Can a family member contact you for me?
Yes. Family members and carers are welcome to call or send an enquiry. We’ll always check that the person receiving support agrees.