Complex Care
NDIS Provider
Home Care Package Provider

Complex care provides support for people who have higher level needs, often due to disability, chronic conditions, illness or frailty in old age. This often includes a vast range of services, such as bed transfers, help with daily tasks like going to the toilet or showering, bowel care, tracheostomy care and management of conditions like diabetes.

Finding complex care providers can feel overwhelming, especially if you are new to accessing support. Help is available through government-funded services such as the NDIS and if you are a senior, My Aged Care. These pathways can help you find the support network you need, so you can live as independently as possible and enjoy life.

New to the journey? We’re more than happy to help. For a free consultation, please get in touch.

What we offer

Home Caring provides professional home care services, tailored to your needs.

Life skills

Life skills

Community Participation

Community Participation

Behaviour Support

Behaviour Support

Domestic Assistance

Domestic Assistance

Personal Care

Personal Care

Complex care

Complex care

Disability care

Disability Care

Dementia care

Dementia care

Palliative care

Palliative care

Respite Care

Respite Care

24 x 7 care

24 x 7 care

And more

And more

Not sure where to start? We’re here to help.

NDIS Complex Support

Government-funded complex care services are available for people who have complex health issues.

Through the NDIS, these supports are provided by specialised support works nd healthcare professionals with the qualifications and experience required to safely provide high quality care. It can include supports such as:

  • Complex bowel care
  • Stoma care
  • Enteral feeding and management
  • Tracheostomy care
  • Urinary catheter care
  • Subcutaneous injection
  • Diabetes management
  • Seizure management
  • Wound management and pressure care
  • Meal preparation and delivery
  • Support to manage challenging behaviour
  • Assistance with personal care tasks such as toileting
  • social activities and community engagement
  • skills development for independent living
  • home modifications and independent living aids
  • social support programs and mental health support

Home Caring is a provider of tailored support for clients with complex health care needs. We deliver exceptional care from dedicated and experienced staff, to rigorous standards and with attention to every detail. We also recognise that complex care can be quite personal.  We are passionate about treating each of our clients as individuals, valuing their choice, perspective and consent.

If you have complex support needs, we can also help you apply for an NDIS plan. For more information, please get in touch.

Accommodation with complex support (SDA)

Some people may need to live in a dwelling that is purpose-build for complex support, so you can be safe and cared for while enjoying independence.

The NDIS provides SDA (Specialist Disability Accommodation) for eligible participants. This is a type of accommodation built for people who have complex care needs due to extreme functional impairment, and require high levels of support.

SDA homes are designed to provide complex care solutions in a warm and friendly environment that is connected to the community. They can include accessibility features such as:

  • Bedrooms with hoists
  • High physical supports
  • Robust walls and furnishings
  • Falls detection technology
  • Accessible doorways and benches to accommodate wheelchairs
  • Accessible showers
  • Extra safety features
  • Sensory features

Residents can personalise spaces to their taste, invite friends and family over, and receive support that connects them to the community.

Home Caring provides High Physical Support SDA accommodation for NDIS participants who require complex care solutions. Our brand new SDA apartments, located throughout Sydney, offer support, community engagement and luxury-style living.

For more information on SDA High Physical support, please see our Schofield Gardens and Merrylands SDA accommodation projects.

Complex Home Care for elderly people

Seniors who require complex support can move to a residential aged care home, where assistance is available for everyday tasks and clinical needs.

For those who do not want to go to an aged care home but require high level care, a government-subsidised Home Care Package may be an alternative. This enables you to receive complex home care services at home, so you can continue enjoying quality of life with your family or in your local area.

Home Care Packages go from levels 1 to 4, with 4 offering intensive support for people with complex support needs. This includes assistance with a range of tasks, such as:

  • Personal care tasks such as getting changed, having a shower
  • Help with housework tasks like cooking, cleaning and laundry
  • Stoma care, PEG feeding and other daily care needs
  • Independent living aids
  • Ventilation and other clinical care supports
  • Mealtime preparation and feeding
  • Therapies from allied health professionals (e.g. physiotherapists, dietitians)
  • Care for conditions like dementia or diabetes
  • social support programs and mental health support
  • 24/7 support
  • Respite care to give loved ones a break

As a complex care provider, Home Caring’s highly qualified team provides personally tailored complex care services which attend to every need. Our local staff are dedicated and experienced, with a commitment to providing best practice care with heart.

Want to chat to someone in person about your individual care needs? Please get in touch. We can also help you organise a My Aged Care assessment, if you are just starting to explore your care options and look for a provider.

Complex Care Sydney

Home Caring helps people with complex support needs in Sydney suburbs. Our professional support workers and Registered Nurses provide quality care for a wide range of medical conditions, so you can enjoy a full and independent life in the community.

Complex Care Melbourne

If you have a complex care need in Melbourne, Home Caring is here to help. Our professional and dedicated health care professionals and support workers deliver personalised support that caters to your individual needs. For more information, please get in touch with our support team.

Complex Care Brisbane

Home Caring provides complex home care for people with disability in Brisbane. We’ll help you with everyday tasks and provide expert nursing care at home, so you can get on with the things you love. To chat to our friendly customer services team, please get in touch.

Complex Care Perth

As complex care providers in Perth, Home Caring helps people with high care needs to live independently in the community. With years of experience behind us, we provide quality support that assists with everyday life and helps you work towards your goals.

Complex Care Adelaide

Home Caring provides complex home care services in Adelaide, to help people with disability live comfortably and safely in their own homes. Our highly qualified and experienced staff cater for a wide range of medical conditions, so you can enjoy quality of life.

Complex Care Canberra

Home Caring provides complex care services to help NDIS participants live as independently as possible. Our personalised approach means you’ll receive care that makes a genuine difference to your life, individualised to your personal needs.

Complex Care Gold Coast

Home Caring provides assistance for NDIS complex support needs, so you can enjoy life to the full in your local community. Our experienced care teams deliver a range of services that assist with everyday tasks, and help you work towards your NDIS goals.

Complex Care Newcastle

Home Caring Newcastle assist people with complex health care needs, so they can enjoy quality of life at home. We’ll help with everyday tasks, provide clinical care at home, and assist with things like mobility, transfers and social support, so you have everything you need to live independently.

Complex Care Sunshine Coast

Home Caring Sunshine Coast provides complex care solutions that help you enjoy a safe, happy and fulfilling life. Our personalised approach to care means you’ll receive support that is tailored to your needs, personality and circumstances – at a time that suits you.

Complex Care Central Coast

Home Caring provides experienced complex care for NDIS participants living on the Central Coast. With years of experience behind us, we deliver quality support that makes a genuine difference to your everyday life.

Leave Your Details with Our Dedicated Care Experts

Learn more about Home Care Packages, NDIS support options, explore different care models, and get answers to any specific questions you may have.

At Home Caring, we are here to listen to your needs and explain the options available to support you. Simply share your details, and our team will guide you every step of the way.

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’Twas the Friday before Christmas & all through the land,
Home Caring united, a festive day so grand.
With our staff and clients together as one,
We celebrated Christmas, full of love and fun.

From Craigieburn’s cheer to South Perth’s delight,
Rockhampton’s joy sparkled so bright.
Campbelltown gathered, Hurstville did too,
Smithfield and Altona also spread Christmas hues.

With laughter and love felt far and wide,
Our epic Christmas parties warmed hearts inside.
A shoutout to every team who made it so sweet—
This festive season you’ve made it complete! 🎄🩵

#HomeCaringChristmas #TogetherAsOne #FestiveJoy #MeaningfulConnections #CelebratingCare #haveahollyjollychristmas

’Twas the Friday before Christmas & all through the land,
Home Caring united, a festive day so grand.
With our staff and clients together as one,
We celebrated Christmas, full of love and fun.

From Craigieburn’s cheer to South Perth’s delight,
Rockhampton’s joy sparkled so bright.
Campbelltown gathered, Hurstville did too,
Smithfield and Altona also spread Christmas hues.

With laughter and love felt far and wide,
Our epic Christmas parties warmed hearts inside.
A shoutout to every team who made it so sweet—
This festive season you’ve made it complete! 🎄🩵

#HomeCaringChristmas #TogetherAsOne #FestiveJoy #MeaningfulConnections #CelebratingCare #haveahollyjollychristmas
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The Australian Government has announced significant changes to the aged care system introducing the Support at Home program set to commence on 1 July 2025. This initiative aims to enhance support for older Australians enabling them to remain in their homes longer and receive more personalised care.

Key Features of the Support at Home Program:

• Reduced Wait Times: The program will shorten the waiting period for in-home aged care services ensuring timely assistance for those in need.

• Tailored Support Levels: Support at Home introduces eight levels of ongoing care replacing the previous four, to better match individual needs.

• No Caps on Cleaning and Gardening: Unlike previous programs there will be no annual caps on cleaning and gardening services allowing for more comprehensive support.

• Care Management Cap: A 10% cap on care management costs will remain in place to maintain affordability.

• Assistive Technology Access: The program will expedite access to assistive devices like walkers and wheelchairs enhancing mobility and independence.

• Increased Support Funding: The maximum support level will rise from $61,000 to $78,000, providing more resources for those with complex needs.

• Restorative and Allied Health Services: There will be a temporary funding boost for restorative and allied health services, aiding recovery and well-being.

• Palliative Care Support: The program includes provisions for palliative care allowing older Australians to spend their final weeks at home surrounded by loved ones.

Staged Implementation of Price Caps:

Price caps on services will be phased in starting from 1 July 2026. For the first year providers will continue to set their own prices similar to the current Home Care Packages program. In early 2025, consultations will be held with older people, advocates, families, carers and the sector to ensure fair pricing and robust consumer protections during this transition.

No Worse Off Principle:

To protect existing Home Care Package recipients, the government has introduced the “No Worse Off” principle:

• Grandfathering: Individuals approved for a Home Care Package as of 12 September 2024 will transition to the new system without financial disadvantage.

• Fee Structure: If you were a full-rate pensioner paying no fees under your Home Care Package as of 12 September 2024, you will continue to pay no fees under Support at Home. If you were required to pay fees, you will pay the same or less under the new program.

At Home Caring we are dedicated to supporting our older community members through these changes. We are committed to ensuring the financial safety and well-being of our clients providing personalised care that aligns with the new Support at Home program. Our team is here to assist you in navigating these updates, ensuring you receive the care and support you deserve. 🩵

For more detailed information please refer to the Department of Health and Aged Care’s consumer fact sheet: https://www.health.gov.au/resources/ publications/support-at-home-program-fact-sheet-changes-to-support-at-home-pricing-arrangements-for-older-people-families-and-carers?language=en

The Australian Government has announced significant changes to the aged care system introducing the Support at Home program set to commence on 1 July 2025. This initiative aims to enhance support for older Australians enabling them to remain in their homes longer and receive more personalised care.

Key Features of the Support at Home Program:

• Reduced Wait Times: The program will shorten the waiting period for in-home aged care services ensuring timely assistance for those in need.

• Tailored Support Levels: Support at Home introduces eight levels of ongoing care replacing the previous four, to better match individual needs.

• No Caps on Cleaning and Gardening: Unlike previous programs there will be no annual caps on cleaning and gardening services allowing for more comprehensive support.

• Care Management Cap: A 10% cap on care management costs will remain in place to maintain affordability.

• Assistive Technology Access: The program will expedite access to assistive devices like walkers and wheelchairs enhancing mobility and independence.

• Increased Support Funding: The maximum support level will rise from $61,000 to $78,000, providing more resources for those with complex needs.

• Restorative and Allied Health Services: There will be a temporary funding boost for restorative and allied health services, aiding recovery and well-being.

• Palliative Care Support: The program includes provisions for palliative care allowing older Australians to spend their final weeks at home surrounded by loved ones.

Staged Implementation of Price Caps:

Price caps on services will be phased in starting from 1 July 2026. For the first year providers will continue to set their own prices similar to the current Home Care Packages program. In early 2025, consultations will be held with older people, advocates, families, carers and the sector to ensure fair pricing and robust consumer protections during this transition.

No Worse Off Principle:

To protect existing Home Care Package recipients, the government has introduced the “No Worse Off” principle:

• Grandfathering: Individuals approved for a Home Care Package as of 12 September 2024 will transition to the new system without financial disadvantage.

• Fee Structure: If you were a full-rate pensioner paying no fees under your Home Care Package as of 12 September 2024, you will continue to pay no fees under Support at Home. If you were required to pay fees, you will pay the same or less under the new program.

At Home Caring we are dedicated to supporting our older community members through these changes. We are committed to ensuring the financial safety and well-being of our clients providing personalised care that aligns with the new Support at Home program. Our team is here to assist you in navigating these updates, ensuring you receive the care and support you deserve. 🩵

For more detailed information please refer to the Department of Health and Aged Care’s consumer fact sheet: www.health.gov.au/resources/ publications/support-at-home-program-fact-sheet-changes-to-support-at-home-pricing-arrangements-for-older-people-families-and-carers?language=en
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Happy Friday HC fam! Sending love from our wonderful Home Caring Craigieburn team! It’s been an incredibly productive week filled with exciting events across Australia and we couldn’t be more thrilled about what’s to come. As the new year approaches we’re counting down the days to continue growing innovating and supporting our cherished clients with the care they deserve 🩵

Happy Friday HC fam! Sending love from our wonderful Home Caring Craigieburn team! It’s been an incredibly productive week filled with exciting events across Australia and we couldn’t be more thrilled about what’s to come. As the new year approaches we’re counting down the days to continue growing innovating and supporting our cherished clients with the care they deserve 🩵 ... See MoreSee Less

What an incredible way to wrap up the year! Yesterday Home Caring proudly co-hosted the Merry & Mingle event alongside our NSW RM Zoë and Hannah from the Connector Co team and it was nothing short of inspiring. Together we raised an incredible $1,300 for Lou’s Place, supporting women in need this festive season. This means around 20 women will receive vital support over Christmas—what a gift to be part of something so meaningful! The energy in the room was contagious and the heartfelt insights shared by Chris Mahoney from CM Wellness and Amy Dillon from Mynd & Me left us feeling empowered and inspired. Chris’s breathwork session reminded us all of the importance of mindfulness especially during this busy holiday period.

It was also truly special to see so many familiar faces from across our Home Caring network with teams from Baulkham Hills, Sutherland Shire and Campbelltown coming together to show their support. The sense of community, compassion and connection in the room was a testament to the incredible people we work alongside every day. A huge thank you to everyone who attended, supported and donated - your generosity will leave a lasting impact 🩵

#SupportingCommunities #MindfulConnections #NDISWellness #WomenHelpingWomen #HolidayCareAndCompassion

What an incredible way to wrap up the year! Yesterday Home Caring proudly co-hosted the Merry & Mingle event alongside our NSW RM Zoë and Hannah from the Connector Co team and it was nothing short of inspiring. Together we raised an incredible $1,300 for Lou’s Place, supporting women in need this festive season. This means around 20 women will receive vital support over Christmas—what a gift to be part of something so meaningful! The energy in the room was contagious and the heartfelt insights shared by Chris Mahoney from CM Wellness and Amy Dillon from Mynd & Me left us feeling empowered and inspired. Chris’s breathwork session reminded us all of the importance of mindfulness especially during this busy holiday period.

It was also truly special to see so many familiar faces from across our Home Caring network with teams from Baulkham Hills, Sutherland Shire and Campbelltown coming together to show their support. The sense of community, compassion and connection in the room was a testament to the incredible people we work alongside every day. A huge thank you to everyone who attended, supported and donated - your generosity will leave a lasting impact 🩵

#SupportingCommunities #MindfulConnections #NDISWellness #WomenHelpingWomen #HolidayCareAndCompassion
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