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Respite Care

Care For You At home can provide a qualified care worker to provide respite services to meet your individual needs.

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What is Respite Care?

Respite care provides short-term support to give carers a break from their usual caregiving responsibilities. It can include staying with your loved one while you take time for yourself, attending appointments, running errands, or accompanying them to out-of-home activities.

At Care For You at Home, our trained staff can step in whenever you need assistance, helping your loved one stay safe, comfortable, and supported while giving you peace of mind. Simply call us, and we’ll arrange the care you need.

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How it works

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Step 1

Call or enquire

Call 02 4981 4404 or send an online enquiry.

Step 2

Tell us what support you need

We’ll listen and ask a few questions to understand your situation.

Step 3

We organise the right support

We’ll arrange the right service for you, and explain funding options if relevant.

Step 4

Care starts at home

Support begins at home based on what you need and what’s appropriate. We’ll confirm the details with you, agree on the next steps, and organise a schedule that suits your routine. If anything changes, you can contact us and we’ll adjust the plan.

What to expect during your first visit?

Your first visit is focused on understanding what you need now and setting up a practical, safe plan.

Before the visit

We’ll confirm your main concerns and the kind of nursing support you’re seeking. If you’re using funding (e.g., Home Care Package / DVA / NDIS), we’ll discuss what information is needed to proceed.

During the visit

A registered nurse will assess your situation and discuss your goals and preferences. If relevant, the nurse may assess wounds, current symptoms, and the supports you already have in place (family, carers, allied health).

After the visit

We’ll agree on what care looks like – what’s included, visit frequency and priorities. Where appropriate, we can liaise with your GP and review care over time to adapt assistance levels as needs change.

Support at Home: Steps to get started

A step-by-step overview, including how to contact My Aged Care and what happens next.

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What to expect during your first visit

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After my great uncle became stuck in the red tape of the aged care system, the team at Care For You At Home went above and beyond to support us. They advocated on our behalf with the Aged Care Assessment Team, which ultimately helped his funding come through.

Talon Gordon Client