Our Home Care Services
Care Homes on Wheels provides comprehensive, person-centred home care under the Australian Government’s Support at Home program.
We deliver services across all three funded categories:
Support is matched to your assessed needs, goals, preferences, language and cultural needs. The exact services available to you depend on your My Aged Care approval and support plan. We discuss these details with you during your free conversation.
Clinical Care
What it is
Professional health-related support delivered in the comfort of your own home by qualified care staff (such as registered nurses, allied health professionals and care workers).
Who it may help
Older people who need nursing care, help managing medications or health conditions, wound care, or allied health support to stay well at home.
What support can look like in everyday life
A nurse visiting to change a dressing, help with medications, monitor a chronic condition, or provide post-hospital support. A physiotherapist or occupational therapist working with you on exercises or practical strategies in your own home.
What is included
Services that fall under the Support at Home Clinical supports category. These are fully funded by the government, there is no participant contribution.
What is not included
Hospital treatment, services outside the approved Support at Home service list, or care that requires a different type of specialist setting.
Typical examples
- Nursing care
- Medication management and administration
- Wound care
- Chronic disease support and health monitoring
- Allied health services (such as physiotherapy or occupational therapy)
- Care coordination
How often support may occur
As set out in your personalised support plan, from occasional visits to more regular scheduled care.
Can it be funded?
Yes, under Support at Home Clinical Care (fully government-funded). Confirm current rules with My Aged Care.
Referral, assessment or approval required?
Yes. A My Aged Care assessment and approval are needed for government-funded services.
How to ask questions or get started
Book a free conversation, call 02 7241 4513, or email us at info@carehomesonwheels.com.au.
Independence
What it is
Support that helps you stay active, confident and in control of daily life at home and in the community.
Who it may help
People who need assistance with personal care, getting out and about, short breaks for family carers, or equipment and modifications that make home life safer and easier.
What support can look like in everyday life
Help with showering, dressing or grooming so you start the day feeling comfortable. Transport to medical appointments or social activities. A few hours of respite so a family carer can rest. Guidance on simple aids or home changes that support independence.
What is included
Services approved under the Support at Home Independence category.
What is not included
Services outside your approved support plan or the official Support at Home service list.
Typical examples
- Personal care (bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting)
- Respite care for carers
- Transport and community access
- Social support and community engagement
- Assistive technology recommendations and support
- Home modification advice and support
How often support may occur
Flexible — according to your support plan and changing needs.
Can it be funded?
Yes, under Support at Home Independence. Contributions may apply based on your means assessment (note: from 1 October 2026 personal care is expected to have no out-of-pocket cost if approved — confirm with My Aged Care).
Referral, assessment or approval required?
Yes for government funding. A My Aged Care assessment is required.
How to ask questions or get started
Talk to our team about what independence support could look like for you.
Everyday Living
What it is
Practical help that keeps your home comfortable, clean and running smoothly so you can focus on the things that matter to you.
Who it may help
People who find housework, meal preparation, shopping or light home maintenance more difficult.
What support can look like in everyday life
Someone helping with vacuuming, laundry or changing the bed. Assistance preparing nutritious meals in your kitchen. Help with grocery shopping or simple errands. Light garden tidying to keep outdoor areas safe.
What is included
Services approved under the Support at Home Everyday Living category.
What is not included
Major renovations, heavy trade work, or services not on the approved Support at Home list.
Typical examples
- Domestic assistance (cleaning, laundry, tidying)
- Meal preparation and nutrition support
- Shopping and errands
- Home and garden maintenance (light tasks)
How often support may occur
As agreed in your support plan — weekly, fortnightly or as needed.
Can it be funded?
Yes, under Support at Home Everyday Living. Contributions usually apply based on your means assessment.
Referral, assessment or approval required?
Yes for government funding via My Aged Care assessment.
How to ask questions or get started
Contact us to discuss practical everyday support that fits your routine.
Specialised short-term pathways
Support at Home also offers short-term pathways such as
- Restorative Care
- Assistive Technology and Home Modifications
- End-of-Life support
If these are relevant to your situation, we can discuss whether we can assist and how they work. Confirm availability and details with us and My Aged Care.
Private or additional services (include if applicable) If government funding is not yet available, or if you need extra support beyond your plan, we can discuss private-pay options.
Ask us for details during your free conversation.
How we match support to you
During your first conversation we talk about:
- Your goals and what matters most
- Language preferences
- Cultural needs and traditions
- Family involvement (if you choose)
We then match you with a care team you feel comfortable with.
Ready to explore what support may be available?
Every person’s needs are different. The best next step is a free, no-pressure conversation.
Request a callback
Tell us your suburb and a little about the help needed — we will explain clearly what is possible.
- Glorious Health Care Group Pty Ltd trading as Care Homes on Wheels
- ABN 60 686 117 037
- 39 Howard Road, Padstow NSW 2211
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