Home care, South West.
At , we are dedicated to actively supporting older Australians in South West, WA. We pride ourselves in providing quality care that allows them to stay comfortably in their own homes and helps them be active in their local communities.
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We have a range of services to support older adults across Western Australia.
We provide you with access to local community home care services. These services ensure that you can live safely and happily in the comfort of your own home.
Personal care.
Personal care services offer support with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and grooming.
Domestic assistance.
Help with cleaning, laundry, and other household tasks to keep your home tidy and safe.
Social support.
Support for outings, companionship, shopping, or attending visits of friends and families.
Allied health & therapy.
Access to physiotherapy, podiatry, occupational therapy, and other health professionals.
Nursing care.
Medication management, wound care, health monitoring, and more from registered nurses.
Respite care.
Access support for family primary carers so that they can take a break, while you continue to receive care.
How life is better with Lucky Care.
- Complete choice and control
With Lucky Care, you’re in the driver’s seat. You can decide which services you need and which trusted local providers you work with. This ensures your care is exactly how you want it to be.
- Transparent fees, no surprises
We believe your funding should go directly towards your care. That’s why we charge a low flat fee of 15%—with no daily fees or hidden costs. This means more of your Home Care Package is spent on your needed support.
- Support when you need it
As Australia’s first self-managed Home Care Package Provider, we’ve helped thousands of older people take control of their care. Whether you need a little advice or hands-on guidance, our team is always here to help.
Hear from some of our happy clients!
Learn more about aged care in Geraldton, Western Australia.
The Home Care Package is a government-subsidised program designed to help older Australians remain living independently in their own homes for as long as possible. The package provides a coordinated range of services tailored to meet an individual’s specific needs and preferences. To learn more call us today on .
In Australia, eligibility for aged care services is determined through an assessment by an Aged Care Assessment Team (ACAT) or similar service. Generally, individuals aged 65 and over (or 50 and over for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people) who require assistance due to ageing, illness, or disability are eligible. Australian citizenship or permanent residency is typically required, though certain visa holders may also qualify. Financial assessments may be conducted to determine contributions to care costs. Once assessed, eligible individuals can access a range of government-funded aged care services tailored to their needs, either at home or in residential facilities. To learn more, you can call My Aged Care on +61 460 797979.
In Australia, the three main types of aged care services are:
- Home Care: This type of aged care service allows older individuals to remain in their own homes while receiving assistance with daily activities such as personal care, meal preparation, cleaning, and transportation.This is the service we provide.
- Residential Aged Care: Also known as nursing homes or aged care facilities, residential aged care provides accommodation and 24-hour care for older individuals who are no longer able to live independently at home. This includes assistance with personal care, medical needs, social activities, and support for a resident.
- Respite Care: Respite care provides short-term care and support for elderly individuals, usually in a residential aged care facility, to give their usual caregivers (often family members) a break from their caregiving responsibilities.
Resources worth reading.
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Want a phone call with our team at a time that suits you? Our free consultation call with a dedicated Care Expert will focus on giving you more information about Packages, and answer any specific questions you have.
We will listen to your specific care needs and explain the options available to help you to live in your own home. Interested in specific care support? We are here to provide assistance.
Select a date and time between Monday – Friday, 10am – 4pm (AEST), that suits you to meet with one of our Care Experts. They will give you a call on the phone within half an hour of the time you select.
Come along with any questions you have, and we will help guide the way.
