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UNDERSTAND YOUR OPTIONS

Allied health that helps you keep living life at home

Clear, practical allied health support aligned with your Support at Home assessment, goals and approved services.

  • ✓Support built around your goals
  • ✓Qualified allied health clinicians
  • ✓Home, community & telehealth
  • ✓Family and provider collaboration
◷ A friendly team member will help you understand the next step. No obligation.
Older Australian receiving respectful allied health support at home
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4.9 Google rating

Based on 126 reviews

SUPPORT AT HOMEAllied health partner
Australia-wideLocal & telehealth options
Person-ledYour goals and choices
PracticalSupport for everyday life
CollaborativeFamily, carers & providers
In plain English

Support at Home starts with your life.

Support at Home is the Australian Government program for eligible older people who need coordinated help to remain at home. It began on 1 November 2025, replacing Home Care Packages and Short-Term Restorative Care. Your aged care assessment determines the services and funding you are approved to receive.

Clinical supports—including approved allied health services—have a 0% participant contribution under current program settings.
What Support at Home actually is

Clinical expertise connected to the life you want to live.

We look at your strengths, health, environment, routines and priorities. From there, we agree on practical support that is relevant, understandable and able to be reviewed.

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Understand what your approval covers

Assessment considers what your approval covers alongside your health, home environment, routines and the support already in place.

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Choose services around assessed needs

Recommendations are matched to your assessed needs and designed to be practical for the older person, family, carers and care team.

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Build or regain everyday function

Support builds or restores everyday function through relevant skills, equipment, environmental changes or education where appropriate.

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Coordinate support with your care team

Progress is shared with your care team and reviewed against the older person’s priorities, safety, comfort and quality of life.

Could this support help?

Start with what has changed—or what you want to keep doing.

You do not need to know the clinical answer before contacting us. Older people, family members, carers and providers are all welcome to enquire.

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You have been approved for Support at Home

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You are waiting for funding and want to understand the next step

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Your support plan includes allied health or therapy

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You need help after a fall, illness, surgery or hospital stay

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Equipment or home modifications may improve safety

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You are a registered provider seeking an allied health delivery partner

How Bloom can help

Support at Home services

Every recommendation depends on individual assessment, clinical suitability, consent and the agreed service arrangement.

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Clinical supports

Bloom provides relevant allied health services such as occupational therapy, physiotherapy, exercise physiology, speech pathology and psychology/counselling.

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Restorative care

Short-term, goal-focused allied health may help regain or maintain function and reduce avoidable decline when approved.

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Assistive technology

Occupational therapists and physiotherapists can assess relevant equipment needs and make clinically justified recommendations.

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Home modifications

Assessment can identify environmental barriers and recommend changes that support safety and accessibility.

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Provider partnerships

Bloom can work with the participant’s registered provider under an agreed service arrangement.

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Care-team collaboration

Clear communication can help care partners, family and clinicians work toward consistent goals.

Government funding is not automatic. Approved services and budgets are determined through the aged care assessment and the person’s support plan. Bloom confirms service arrangements before care begins.

What happens next

A clear path to practical support.

The exact pathway depends on needs, location, clinical suitability, availability and the approved funding or service arrangement.

Tell us what matters

Share the person’s goals, postcode, current situation and who is arranging the service.

Confirm the pathway

We clarify the discipline, service setting, availability and funding or provider arrangement.

Meet your clinician

Your clinician listens, assesses what is relevant and agrees priorities with you.

Put the plan into practice

Strategies are applied in everyday life, with progress reviewed and support adjusted when needed.

Why Bloom Healthcare

Respectful care, made practical.

Support is designed around the older person’s rights, choices, routines and real environment—with clear communication for everyone involved.

4.9/5Google rating from 126 reviews
15,000+Clients supported
At homeWhere daily life happens
Multi-DConnected allied health
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Choice and dignity

The older person remains central to decisions, communication and agreed goals.

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Practical recommendations

Strategies are designed for the person’s real home, routines and support network.

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Collaborative delivery

With consent, Bloom can coordinate with family, carers, providers and treating professionals.

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Clear expectations

We explain the service, likely next step and agreed arrangement before support begins.

Common questions

Answers before you begin.

If you are unsure whether support at home is the right service, tell us what is happening. You do not need to diagnose the solution yourself.

Ask us a question

How do I access Support at Home?

Eligibility and approved services are determined through an aged care assessment. You can apply through My Aged Care online or by calling 1800 200 422.

Does Support at Home pay for allied health?

Allied health may be included as a clinical support when it is approved in your support plan. Your registered provider should confirm the available funding and service arrangement before therapy begins.

Will I pay a contribution for allied health?

Under current Support at Home settings, participants do not contribute to clinical support costs. Contributions can apply to independence and everyday living services and depend on individual circumstances.

Who coordinates my Support at Home services?

Under the single-provider model, the older person’s registered provider oversees the service agreement, care management and delivery of approved services. Bloom can discuss an allied health service arrangement with that provider.

What are the short-term pathways?

Support at Home includes Restorative Care, Assistive Technology and Home Modifications, and End-of-Life pathways. Approval depends on the person’s assessment and circumstances.

What information should a provider include in a referral?

Include the person’s consent, postcode, approved service, goals, relevant health and risk information, preferred setting, funding contact and any required reporting timeframe.

What would you like to keep doing at home?

Tell us what matters. We’ll help you understand the most suitable next step.

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