What Is

Home Care?

Our staff can provide clinical care and wound care, including changing dressings, support rehabilitation and developing nutrition plans.

Our team can help individuals stay on top of their weekly grocery shop. We can help select, receive and unpacking groceries ordered online. For those who prefer to shop in-store, we can also accompany individuals to the local shopping centre.

Individuals who require a little help managing their medication but do not require a doctor or nurse, can receive support from our team in the privacy of their own.

Our specialist team help our clients keep on top of jobs around the home, from including cleaning and tidying.

Staying healthy and active can be boosted by maintaining a positive appearance. We offer personal care to help our clients start the day feeling positive and stress free. We can help with showering, dressing and hair care.

Our allied health specialists help to manage and improve functional mobility and promote personal health with scheduled in-home visits.

We can provide equipment to empower clients to stay mobile and independent both at home and when they are out and about. Some of these specialised items include wheelchairs, walking frames and bed hoists.

We can help prepare a range of healthy and nutritional home-cooked meals and can help with shopping to keep the freezer or pantry stocked.

Living independently in your own home can be isolating for people who don’t have regular visitors. We help our clients to remain socially connected by offering in-home companionship/social visits.

We support carers take a break from their usual care responsibilities by providing in-home and centre-based cottage respite care. In-home respite usually involves a support worker coming to your home so that your carer can go out for a few hours.

Our dementia consultants can provide Perth-based individuals and their families with practical tools, advice and emotional support.