Dementia Home Care Services

Yes. Dementia care needs evolve, and support can adapt to an individual’s changing needs. With our Full-Service Membership, we’ll regularly review routines, safety needs, and goals, adjusting services, visit frequency, and Helper skill levels to match your stage of dementia. If you decide to change your membership at any point, we’ll ensure continuity with your supports so that you’re services are always reliable.

Home dementia care is mainly funded through the Support at Home program, which provides government-funded support for at-home aged care such as personal care, dementia-specific assistance, nursing, routines, safety monitoring, transport, equipment, and respite. Opt for a Full Service Membership for fully coordinated care, or a Self-Managed Membership to select your team and manage visits. 

You can also pay for private home care while waiting for approval, or if you need to ‘top up’ any services. You can explore our Full Service or Self-Managed options if this applies to you.     

People diagnosed with dementia before age 65 (or under 50 for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people) may be eligible for the NDIS, as dementia is recognised as a disability under the scheme. If approved, supports can include daily living assistance, behaviour support, therapies, community access, and home safety measures.

We provide guidance, practical help and respite care for families managing dementia care at home. Our team helps ease the practical burden of care, reduce caregiver burnout, and ensure families feel confident and informed at every stage.