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Helpful Resources for Your Care Journey

Information to Help You Navigate Aged Care

Understanding aged care and the support available to you can sometimes feel complicated. Future Life Care is committed to making information easier to understand, so you and your family can feel more confident when considering your care options.

Our resources bring together helpful information about accessing aged care, receiving support at home and understanding the different steps involved in your care journey.

1. Aged Care Information

Aged Care Information

Aged care services are designed to support older people to maintain their independence, wellbeing and quality of life. Depending on individual needs, support may include assistance with everyday activities, personal care, maintaining the home, staying socially connected and accessing other appropriate services.

Understanding the available options can help you make informed decisions about the type of support that may be right for you or someone you care for.

2. Support at Home Resources

Understanding Support at Home

The Support at Home program helps eligible older Australians access services that support them to remain independent and continue living safely at home. The support available will depend on individual circumstances, assessed needs and approved funding.

Our Support at Home information explains important areas including eligibility, funding, how the process works and what to expect when arranging your support.

3. Getting Started

Getting Started With Aged Care

Knowing where to start can make the aged care journey much easier. Accessing government-funded aged care generally involves checking your eligibility, completing an assessment and understanding the support you have been approved to receive.

Once you understand your options, you can consider the services and provider that best align with your individual needs, preferences and goals.

4. Information for Families & Carers

Supporting Families & Carers

Families and carers often play an important role in helping older people understand their options and make decisions about their care. Having access to clear and reliable information can make this process easier for everyone involved.

With the client’s consent, families and carers can be involved in conversations about support needs, preferences and goals, helping create a care experience that reflects what matters most to the individual.

5. Useful Links

Useful Aged Care Links

Access trusted information and services that can help you learn more about aged care, assessments, government-funded support and your rights when receiving care.

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