I am new to aged care
Not sure what Mum or Dad is entitled to? We will walk you through My Aged Care, the assessment and what happens next — in plain English.
Understand the programRegistered 1 October 2026 — services commence 1 November 2026
Home care across the Wheatbelt
Care that keeps you on the land.
We help older people across the Wheatbelt stay in their own home — in town or out on the farm — with local support workers, honest pricing and an office that answers the phone.
- Based in Corrigin
- No exit fees
- Prices published
Registered provider
Categories 1–5 · Wheatbelt, WA
Registered categories 1 to 5
Police-checked local team
Transparent, all-inclusive prices
Locally run from Corrigin
Start here
Where would you like to begin?
Aged care has a language of its own. Tell us roughly where you are, and we will meet you there — no jargon, no pressure, and no assumption that you already know how any of it works.
I already have a budget
Have a Support at Home classification? We will show you how far your budget stretches and handle the transfer from your current provider.
Switch to usI would rather pay privately
No assessment, no waiting list. Flexible support from $70 an hour, for as long as you need it — including short-term help after hospital.
See private care pricesWhat we help with
A little help can change a lot.
From a hand with the shower to a nurse who knows your history — every service is delivered by someone we have trained, screened and would happily send to our own family.
Personal care
Showering, dressing, grooming and continence support — done gently, at your pace, with dignity.
Nursing at home
Medication management, wound care, injections and clinical monitoring by registered nurses.
Domestic assistance
Cleaning, laundry, bed making and the little jobs that keep a home comfortable and safe.
Meals and nutrition
Menu planning, cooking together and support with special diets or swallowing difficulties.
Social support and transport
Appointments in Narrogin or Perth, shopping, a cuppa, a trip to the footy — company that keeps you connected.
Gardening and home safety
Lawns, pruning, gutters and small repairs — plus a practical look at trip hazards and firebreaks.
How it works
Four steps. No runaround.
You will always know what is happening next, who is coming, and what it will cost before it starts.
Have a chat
Fifteen minutes on the phone, no obligation. We listen to what is hard right now and answer your questions honestly.
Check your funding
We help you apply to My Aged Care or transfer an existing budget — and explain what your classification means.
Build the plan
Choose the services, times and people you want. You get a written plan with prices before anything begins.
Support starts
Meet your support worker, settle into a routine, and adjust anytime with one care manager who knows you.
Funding, explained
What your Support at Home budget looks like.
Support at Home replaced Home Care Packages on 1 November 2025. If you are assessed as eligible, you are placed on one of eight classification levels and given a budget every three months.
| Level | Per quarter | Per year | Often used for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Level 1 | $2,752.50 | $11,010.01 | A few hours a week — cleaning, transport, a hand with shopping |
| Level 2 | $4,112.84 | $16,451.35 | Regular personal care and domestic help |
| Level 3 | $5,634.20 | $22,536.81 | Several services a week, plus some nursing |
| Level 4 | $7,617.13 | $30,468.51 | Daily support and regular clinical care |
| Level 5 | $10,182.38 | $40,729.53 | Complex needs, nursing and allied health |
| Level 6 | $12,341.32 | $49,365.27 | High needs across most days of the week |
| Level 7 | $14,915.00 | $59,660.00 | Very high needs, frequent clinical support |
| Level 8 | $20,034.28 | $80,137.12 | Highest needs, near-continuous support |
Amounts are indicative, current at 1 July 2026 and indexed annually. Your actual budget depends on your assessment. A 10% care management contribution is deducted from each quarterly budget.
Budgets are quarterly
Your funds are released every three months. We help you plan the quarter so services are steady and nothing is left unused.
Clinical care is fully funded
Nursing and — from 1 October 2026 — personal care sit in the clinical category, with no contribution from you.
Contributions are capped
What you pay towards independence and everyday living services counts towards a $130,000 lifetime cap.
Why families choose us
Small enough to know your name. Close enough to be there.
We are a community-based provider with a deliberately small caseload. That means fewer handovers, shorter phone queues, and a care manager who knows which road you live on and what time the school bus runs.
- You will see the same facesWe match workers to your interests and keep rosters stable, so care feels like a relationship, not a rota.
- Prices on the pageEvery hourly rate is published. No exit fees, no basic daily fee, no surprise admin charges.
- One person who knows youYour care manager's mobile number, not a call centre queue. Real answers, usually the same day.
- Clinically safe, quietly doneRegistered nurse oversight, after-hours on-call and transparent incident reporting — the boring things that matter most.
What you can count on
Three promises we can keep.
We are a small provider, so we only make promises we can actually deliver on every visit.
You will know who is coming
Your roster is set in advance and changes are explained, not discovered when a stranger knocks. If your usual worker is away, you get a call — not a surprise.
Your bill will make sense
One clear statement, itemised by service, showing what came out of your budget and what is left. If you cannot follow it, we have written it badly and we will fix it.
We will tell you the truth
About waiting times, about what your budget will and will not cover, and about whether we are the right provider for your situation. Even when the answer is no.
Where we work
Right across Western Australia.
We take clients anywhere in the state — towns, farms and remote properties. Our support workers live in the district, so visits are reliable and travel is planned properly. Wherever you are, we will talk through how the roster works before we start.
Our home patch — where our workers are based and most of our clients live:
- Corrigin
- Merredin
- Bullaring
- Yealering
- Kulin
- Kondinin
- Narembeen
- Bruce Rock
- Quairading
- Brookton
- Pingelly
Outside these towns? Ring the office — we take work right across WA and will confirm travel arrangements in writing before we start.
Common questions
Good to know.
If your question is not here, ring the office on 0418 862 850. We would rather answer it properly than have you guess.
Prefer to talk it through?
The office is staffed Mon–Fri, 8am–6pm. Outside those hours and on weekends, the same number reaches our on-call staff.
Do I need an assessment before I can start?
Only if you want government-funded support. For Support at Home you need an assessment through My Aged Care (1800 200 422). If you are paying privately, you can start as soon as we have met you — often within a week.
How much will it cost me?
It depends on your income and assets assessment and the services you choose. Clinical supports such as nursing and personal care are fully funded. We publish every hourly rate on our pricing page, and we confirm costs in writing before support begins.
Can I keep my current provider and just add you?
You can only have one provider managing a Support at Home budget at a time. If you would like to move, we coordinate the transfer with your current provider so there is no gap in your services.
What if I do not click with my support worker?
Tell us. No explanation needed. We will introduce someone else, and you will never be charged for a visit that did not work out.
Are your workers police checked and insured?
Yes. Every team member holds a current police check and working-with-vulnerable-people clearance, is trained in safe manual handling and first aid, and is covered by our public liability and professional indemnity insurance.
Do you charge for travel?
Within town, no. For properties outside town we agree a travel arrangement in writing before the first visit — usually by grouping visits so you are not paying for windscreen time.
Not sure where to start? That is what the phone is for.
A real person, in Corrigin, who has had this conversation a thousand times. No obligation, no sales script.