Learn the common signs and circumstances that may indicate a loved one could benefit from continuous day and night support.
Every person’s care journey is different. While some individuals only require occasional support, others may reach a point where continuous care provides greater safety, comfort and peace of mind. Recognising these changes early can help families make informed decisions and ensure the right level of support is available when it is needed most.
The NDIS follows a structured process that helps individuals access funding and disability support services tailored to their needs. While each participant’s journey may vary slightly, the process generally includes several key steps from eligibility through to receiving ongoing support. Understanding these steps can help participants and families feel more confident navigating the scheme.
Support for older adults who need assistance with daily activities, mobility, safety and ongoing wellbeing.
Structured support that helps reduce confusion, wandering and safety risks while maintaining familiar routines.
Short-term support during recovery following hospital discharge, surgery, illness or serious injury.
Ongoing support for chronic health conditions, reduced mobility and complex daily care requirements.
Some individuals may only require a few hours of support each week and may be better suited to standard home care services.
Temporary assistance may be more appropriate for those recovering from a minor illness or short-term health issue.
Individuals who can safely manage personal care, meals, medication and mobility independently may not require continuous support.
No. It may also support older adults, individuals recovering from illness or surgery, and people with complex health needs.
Yes. Some individuals require short-term 24 Hour Care during recovery or following hospital discharge.
Depending on their needs, overnight care or sleepover care may be more appropriate than full 24 Hour Care.
A professional care assessment can help determine the most appropriate level of support based on individual circumstances.
Determining the right level of support can feel overwhelming, particularly when care needs are changing. A professional care assessment can help identify current challenges, evaluate risks and recommend the most suitable care options based on individual circumstances. Get personalised guidance and learn whether 24 Hour Care is the right option for your loved one.
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We acknowledge the traditional owners and custodians of country throughout Australia and acknowledge
their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to the people, the cultures
and the elders past, present and emerging.