If you need some help around the house or think it’s time to look into aged care homes, My Aged Care is there to support you.

Check your assessment eligibility with My Aged Care.

If you would like to know how much you might have to pay towards your Home Care Package or Support at Home Program, this fee estimator can give you an estimate.

If you want to know more about how to apply and what’s involved in the assessment process, view this resource.

Check out how you can prepare for the My Aged Care Assessment.

Right at Home RightCare is a top quality, approved, Support at Home provider supporting your health, wellbeing and independence to remain in your community and to age safely at home.

Check out our quick breakdown of the My Aged Care application process. 

Find your local Right at Home office to book your FREE in-home consultation. Let us guide you through the process and discuss your needs.

Check out our easy to follow guide on how to change your provider under the Home Care Program and Support at Home Program. 

Support at Home services are grouped into three main ongoing service categories to make it easier to understand what kind of help is available. 

Understand the differences between the Support at Home and the Home Care Packages Program.

Here are 6 things to you should check on your Support at Home statement.

Understand the Support at Home Program End-of-Life pathway.

Find out what to expect in your new Care Plan under the Support at Home Program.

What AT-HM Funding covers under the Support at Home Program.

Understand the Support at Home Program Restorative Care pathway, which replaces the Short-Term Restorative Care programme.

View our range of resources dedicated to everyday living and independence with home care services.

Follow the simple steps in our Adult Caregiving Guide to ensure that your loved one is getting the assistance he or she needs.

You can also view this article on What You Need to Know About Support at Home End-of-Life Care Pathways.

Right at Home suggests you proactively assess the aging senior's house for anything that might be a health risk.

A Guide for those supporting loved ones with dementia or cognitive change.

View our range of articles to support your loved ones and help them get the care they need. 

Use this worksheet to help you and other family members determine what types of assistance your loved one needs.

Have questions? Check out our Frequently Asked Questions or contact your local office to find answers. 

Use this checklist to make sure that your loved one's routine is as beneficial as possible and that their home doesn't pose health or safety hazards.

Helping your loved one through these changes comes with some tough conversations. If you're struggling, view our RightConversations guide. 

Plan out the RightConversations with your loved one to communicate efficiently.

Use the Family Action Planner to orgnaise and delegate tasks that other faily members can assit with. 

Keep track of your loved ones core information in an easily digestable way to provide to carers and support workers.