In-home allied health services

Previously known as the Home Care Package (HCP) program, the Support at Home Program is an Australian Government initiative that helps older Australian’s stay independent, safe and well in their own homes. This program provides funding for in-home care services including allied health therapy services based on your needs.

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We can deliver a range of services under the program including:

  • Physiotherapy
  • Occupational Therapy
  • Exercise Physiology
  • Podiatry
  • Dietetics
  • Lymphoedema services

How we can support you

All our services can be provided under the Support at Home program. We are a preferred provider for dozens of Aged Care providers and are experienced in providing appropriate care within a budget to meet your needs.

We pride ourselves on providing a client-centred approach, with an emphasis on ongoing communication between all key stakeholders in the clients’ care.

For information about how we can assist you with your home care requirements please contact us on 1300 466 313. or speak to your Case Manager or Care Coordinator.

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For Support at Home Providers

Please refer to our Capability Statement for what sets us apart and why we are the preferred partner of choice for dozens of providers across Australia

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Who can access this program?

You may be eligible for the Support at Home Program if you:

  • Are aged 65+ (50+ for Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander peoples)
  • Have been assessed by My Aged Care as needing support to remain living safely at home
  • Require allied health services as part of your care plan
Access Support at Home

How accessing the Support at Home program works

1. My Aged Care Assessment

Your journey begins with an assessment through My Aged Care. An assessor will determine the supports you need to stay independent at home.

2. Creating Your Support Plan

If allied health services are recommended, they will be included in your Support at Home plan.

3. Choosing Your Provider:

You have the freedom to choose an allied health provider, like Lifecare Homecare, to deliver the services in your support plan.

4. Tailored Therapy Plan

Our team will visit you to understand your specific needs and goals. We’ll work with you and your care manager to create an individualised therapy plan that aligns with your support plan.

5. Delivery of Services

We offer flexible care where it suits you whether at home, in community centres, at gyms, hydrotherapy settings, or in Residential Aged Care Facilities.

6. Ongoing Support

We’re with you every step of the way. Our allied health professionals provide practical, goal-focused care to help you stay mobile, manage health conditions, and improve your quality of life.

Why choose Lifecare Homecare

  • We’re experienced: Our team has over 15 years of hands-on experience delivering high-quality allied healthcare services for aged care and NDIS clients.
  • We’re reliable: Most of our services have low or no waiting lists, so care can begin when it’s needed most.
  • We’re flexible: Care plans are tailored to meet individual needs and outlined in collaboration with you.
  • We’re personalised: All services are delivered one-on-one in comfortable, familiar settings.
  • We make it easy: We offer support with funding options and work closely with plan coordinators, case managers, and families

Our service areas

  • Perth Metro
  • Perth Northern suburbs
  • Perth Hills
  • Mandurah Region
  • Peel Region

  • Noosa

    • Sydney South

      • Melbourne Metro
      • Mornington Peninsula

      We’re expanding to support more people, with new service areas coming soon.

       

      Start getting support in your home today

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      Read our Support at Home updates

      Started on the 1st of November 2025, the Support at Home Program is a landmark reform in aged care which will replace the Home Care Packages (HCP) and Short-Term Restorative Care (STRC) programs.

      Understanding the Support at Home program

      What the Support at Home program means for you

      Will the Support at Home program change how you access services?

      What Support at Home means for carers and families

      Preparing for the transition – what you can do now

      How will Support at Home improve allied health access

      Home Modifications under the Support at Home program

      Australian Government announcement: Support at Home delayed until 1 November 2025

      Download: Support at Home Checklist – What you can do to prepare for the changes

      Please note this information is accurate at the time of publication however please refer to the Support at Home Program website for the most up to date information.

      Additional resources about Support at Home:

      Fact sheet

      Program Handbook – as at 26 February 2025