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Short-term restorative care

Even a little help goes a long way

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STRC services

Regain strength. Rebuild confidence. Stay independent.

Adjust to changes in mobility, health, or daily routines in the comfort of your home. With respectful, personalized care, we focus on what matters most to you—so you can continue living life on your terms.

Health & wellbeing

  • Nursing  services & medication support
  • Allied health services, like physiotherapy, podiatry & more

Meals & daily living

  • Meal prep & food services
  • Cleaning, household chores & shopping
  • Gardening clean up & maintenance

Social connections

  • Transport services to appointments & social activities
  • Companionship & conversation

Personal care

  • Grooming & dressing to feel at your best
  • Showering, hygiene & toileting support

Respite care

  • A range of options available to support regular carers and family members needing extra help

Home safety & modifications

  • Safety equipment to make life easier
  • Bathroom & home modifications to keep you safe

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Are you eligible?

You may qualify for STRC if:

  • You are at least 65 years old.
  • You are not currently on a Home Care Package.
  • You have not been hospitalised in the last three months.
  • You have not received Transition Care in the last six months.
  • You are not living in an aged care facility

To access STRC, an Aged Care Assessment Team (ACAT) will assess your needs to determine your eligibility for support to live independently. We can assist you in arranging this assessment through My Aged Care.

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How to apply

The process is pretty simple, if you're eligible:
  1. Contact My Aged Care by visiting My Aged Care or call 1800 200 422 to start the application process.
  2. Then receive your face-to-face assessment to determine your needs.

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