It is a fact that most aging Australians want to stay living in their own homes and continue being part of their community, for as long as possible.
At Colbrow Care, we allow our clients to do this by providing all the services they need to stay at home as they get older.
Our aged care at home services are offered on a Consumer Directed Care basis. CDC is hallmarked by greater choice and flexibility to consumers. With this approach as our focus, we are flexible and responsive to our client’s needs, offer value for money, a vast array of services that can be tailored to individual needs, and no waiting or qualification periods.
The Australian government provides funding for its Home Care Packages program under the Aged Care Act (1997) and the Aged Care (Transitional Provisions) Act 1997.
The Home Care Packages HCP program provides support for aging Australians with complex needs to help them stay living in their own home.
Approved aged care services providers such as us, will work with you to plan, organise and deliver services as part of your HCP.
For consumers who are at the beginning of their aged care journey and only need basic support to maintain independence, the government offers the Commonwealth Home Support Programme CHSP. The CHSP funds services designed to keep you well and independent, keep you safe in your home, keep you connected to your community and support you if you are experiencing homelessness.
Once your care needs become more complex, frequent or you require a coordinated approach to the delivery of your help at home services, Home Care Packages will be the next step. The categories of services included in the HCP program are essentially the same as those under the CHSP.
Eligibility for the HCP program is based on your unique care needs. Your financial situation does not affect eligibility however you will be required to complete a financial assessment to work out if, and how much you may need to contribute. You must also be an older person who needs extra support to remain at home, or a younger person with a disability, dementia, or other care needs not met through other services.
As everyone’s care needs are different, there are four levels of HCP each with different funding amounts. The levels are tiered to help those that need minimal assistance through to those who require high-intensity supports.
Once you are assigned a HCP, you liaise with a service provider of your choice to identify your care goals and decide which services to spend your funding on. In comparison to our competitors, we charge a much lower fee percentage on the administration of your package, resulting in more care hours for you.
For more information, see:
For current HCP funding amounts see My Age Care
Private aged care at home can be anything you need it to be.
Being strong advocates of Consumer Directed Care we are flexible and responsive to your needs, offer value for money and a vast array of services that can be tailored to individual needs, with no waiting or qualification periods.
Following an initial consultation, our services can be engaged for as little as 30 minutes or up to 24-hour care. Being flexible and responsive to your needs, we are able to adjust services as and when required which means you are never locked into particular services that you don’t need.
The Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA) is an Australian government department established in 1976. It’s responsible for delivering a wide range of programs and services to veterans, war widows/widowers, eligible defence force members and their dependants. This includes members of the Australian Federal Police.
The DVA’s mission is to honor the service of veterans and their families, safeguard their wellbeing, and promote their social inclusion. They achieve this by providing various services such as commemoration, compensation, health care, and income support. Some specific initiatives include the Coordinated Veterans’ Care Program, which supports veterans with chronic health conditions, and Open Arms – Veterans & Families Counselling, a national service that provides free confidential counselling, group programs and suicide prevention training.
To learn more, see:
It is a fact that most ageing Australians want to stay living in their own homes and continue being part of their community, for as long as possible.
At Colbrow Care, we allow you to do this by providing all the services you need to stay at home as you get older.
Our aged care at home services are offered on a Consumer Directed Care basis. CDC is hallmarked by greater choice and flexibility to you, our consumers. With this approach as our focus, we are flexible and responsive to your needs, offer value for money, a vast array of services that can be tailored to meet your individual needs, and no waiting or qualification periods.
The Australian government provides funding for its Home Care Packages program under the Aged Care Act (1997) and the Aged Care (Transitional Provisions) Act 1997.
The Home Care Packages HCP program provides support for ageing Australians with complex needs to help them stay living in their own home.
Approved aged care services providers such as us, will work with you to plan, organise and deliver services as part of your HCP.
For those consumers who are at the beginning of your aged care journey and only need basic support to maintain independence, the government offers the Commonwealth Home Support Programme CHSP. The CHSP funds services designed to keep you well and independent, keep you safe in your home, keep you connected to your community and support you if you are experiencing homelessness.
Once your care needs become more complex, frequent, or you require a coordinated approach to the delivery of your help at home services, Home Care Packages will be the next step. The categories of services included in the HCP program are essentially the same as those under the CHSP.
Eligibility for the HCP program is based on your unique care needs. Your financial situation does not affect eligibility however you will be required to complete a financial assessment to work out if, and how much you may need to contribute. You must also be an older person who needs extra support to remain at home, or a younger person with a disability, dementia, or other care needs not met through other services.
As everyone’s care needs are different, there are four levels of HCP each with different funding amounts. The levels are tiered to help those that need minimal assistance through to those who require high-intensity supports.
Once you are assigned a HCP, you liaise with a service provider of your choice to identify your care goals and decide which services to spend your funding on. In comparison to our competitors, we charge a much lower fee percentage on the administration of your package, resulting in more care hours for you.
For more information, see:
For current HCP funding amounts see My Age Care
Private aged care at home can be anything you need it to be.
Being strong advocates of Consumer Directed Care we are flexible and responsive to your needs, offer value for money and a vast array of services that can be tailored to meet your individual needs, with no waiting or qualification periods.
Following an initial consultation, our services can be engaged for as little as 30 minutes or up to 24-hour care. Being flexible and responsive to your needs, we are able to adjust services as and when required which means you are never locked into particular services that you don’t need.
The Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA) is an Australian government department established in 1976. It’s responsible for delivering a wide range of programs and services to veterans, war widows/widowers, eligible defence force members and their dependants. This includes members of the Australian Federal Police.
The DVA’s mission is to honor the service of veterans and their families, safeguard their wellbeing, and promote their social inclusion. They achieve this by providing various services such as commemoration, compensation, health care, and income support. Some specific initiatives include the Coordinated Veterans’ Care Program, which supports veterans with chronic health conditions, and Open Arms – Veterans & Families Counselling, a national service that provides free confidential counselling, group programs and suicide prevention training.
To learn more, see:
