Finding the right support at home: What services are available?

As we get older, a little extra help can make a big difference. Support at Home is designed to provide just that. The program offers older people personalised care to help them stay independent and comfortable in their own home for longer. Funded by the Australian Government, Support at Home provides access to a wide […]
How to get the best value from your Support at Home funding

Getting the right mix of aged care services can make a big difference to how older Australians live day to day. But with a range of Support at Home funding classifications and different pricing and fees across the sector, it can feel a little overwhelming. As Australia’s best-value home care provider, that’s where HomeMade comes […]
Support at Home fees and contributions explained

Support at Home has shifted the way in-home aged care works for older Australians. The program focuses on making fees and contributions simpler, clearer, and fairer, so participants can understand their costs and plan their care with confidence. If you’re already in the program or planning to join soon, it’s helpful to understand how costs […]
Why thousands of Australians choose HomeMade for their in-home aged care

Looking for a home care provider that helps you feel confident and in control? HomeMade is an Australian provider supporting older people with quality care that feels personal. HomeMade helps you shape care around your life and your goals, with the backing of an expert team. That’s why thousands of Australians choose us for flexible, […]
Support at Home: Understanding Contributions
Participant contributions are changing
Reassessment of Aged Care Needs
If there has been a change in your health or living situation, it is a good idea to have a reassessment of your care needs.
A Guide to Cognitive Decline in Old Age
As people age, it is common to experience changes in cognition, which can affect memory, attention, and other cognitive abilities.
A Guide to Ageing Mental Health & Well-being
Getting older can make it difficult to recognise decline in mental health as it can overlap other symptoms of ageing.
A Guide to Dignity of Risk in Aged Care
All individuals, including elderly persons receiving care, have the right to make choices, even if they carry a potential for harm or danger.
A Guide to Advanced Care Planning and Advanced Care Directives
In the event you are unable to make your own decisions, advanced care planning allows you to make the choices and decisions now about your future medical and health care needs