Aged Care Services Hobart

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Our Aged Care Services

Daily living, life skills, community activities

Daily living, life skills, community activities

Housework, organising transport, gardening, meal prep, chores, activities.

Personal Support

Personal Support

Showering, hoist transfer, exercise assistance, palliative care, 24 hr support, complex support

Nursing Services

Nursing Services

Wound care, medication management, respite support, 24 hr care, complex care.

Allied health

Allied health

Occupational therapy, psychology, physiotherapy and speech therapy.

Specialised Disability Support

Specialised Disability Support

Support for complex needs, behaviours and conditions

Complex Support

Complex Support

Tailored support & clinical support for complex health needs.

24 hr Support

24 hr Support

Create a team to support with all your requirements

Behaviour Support

Behaviour Support

Support to achieve positive solutions & change

Additional services to support you:

  • Plan Management

  • Behavior Support

  • Specialised Disability Accommodation

  • Support Coordination

Here’s why you’ll love Support Network

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In Home Aged Care Hobart

Older adults in Hobart now have better access to government-backed support right at home. Through the Support at Home Program and flexible Home Care Packages, individuals can get help tailored to their needs while continuing to live in the place they feel most themselves. At Support Network, we focus on preserving independence, emotional well-being, and day-to-day comfort by bringing genuine care into the homes of those who need it.

Age at Home in Hobart, on Your Terms

There’s something deeply reassuring about ageing in your own home. In Hobart, more people are choosing to do just that. They’re staying close to familiar surroundings, with personalised care quietly stepping in to make things easier. With the help of trained support workers and experienced health professionals, daily routines continue, safely and with dignity.

The support we offer doesn’t come from a checklist. It’s built around each person’s reality. Some need occasional help with cooking or errands. Others benefit from more involved carelike regular visits from allied health professionals or follow-up care from a general practitioner. And in more complex cases, we involve specialist clinicians who ensure medical needs are met without breaking the comfort of home.

Across the Hobart region, more residents are completing ACAT assessments to unlock these services. This isn’t just a growing trend, it's a response to what people really want: to feel in control of their ageing journey.

We also believe in something that can’t be written into a care plan emotional intelligence. Our support workers are trained not just to perform tasks, but to recognise emotional needs, respect boundaries, and respond with compassion. That connection often becomes just as important as the care itself.

This kind of community-based support creates space for better mental health. It gives people room to breathe, to stay socially connected, and to feel seen not managed. We don’t just step in when things go wrong. We stay present, quietly, as life continues at home on your terms.

Why Hobart Families Choose Professional Home Care

Making care decisions for someone you love can be one of the hardest things to do. Many families in Hobart are realising that residential care, though helpful for some, often doesn’t suit the needs or wishes of their loved ones. That’s where in-home support has become a trusted alternative.

We focus on delivering home care services that allow individuals to keep their personal routines, their comforts, and their connection to the community. We work closely with families to ensure that home care packages reflect what matters most, not just what’s available on paper.

It’s not just about providing services. It’s about being present, noticing changes, and adjusting care with empathy. When service providers lead with flexibility and heart, families feel supported too. And good customer service, for us, means not just responding quickly but truly understanding what each household needs.

In-home care means your loved one wakes up in their own bed, eats meals in their own kitchen, and enjoys the small comforts they’ve spent a lifetime building. That familiarity can make all the difference especially when paired with care that’s genuinely tailored.

Our Hobart Care Philosophy

Every decision we make at Support Network is shaped by the belief that ageing should never mean giving up control. We align our services with national reforms like the Aged Care Act and the direction set by the Australian Government But the way we deliver care in Hobart is deeply local.

We don’t do things alone. We collaborate with community partners and local health professionals to create care plans that are meaningful. Our relationships with not-for-profits and neighbourhood teams help us support people in ways that feel genuine because the best care is rarely delivered in isolation.

Care planning isn’t about ticking boxes. It’s about listening, understanding personal preferences, and mapping out a plan that feels right. We approach every plan as a living document, something that changes as the person does. Whether someone needs short-term support after a hospital visit or ongoing assistance with everyday activities, we adapt without complication.

At the heart of everything we do is a commitment to improving quality of life. Not just medically, but emotionally and socially. We believe good care is quiet, steady, and respectful. It’s built on trust and maintained through consistency. And in Hobart, where community ties run deep, that kind of care matters.

We bring together practical expertise, community-minded values, and a team that genuinely cares. That’s our promise not a model, but a mindset.

What We Can Do for You in Hobart

Every home is different. Every life story comes with its own pace, challenges, and rhythms. That’s why we don’t offer a fixed list, we offer possibilities, shaped around what you need. Here’s how we support individuals and families in Hobart, with services that are grounded, respectful, and responsive.

Personal & Clinical Care

There’s a quiet dignity in receiving the right care without having to leave home. We support you or your loved one with:

  • Nursing care delivered by trained nursing staff, with respect for both privacy and health needs.
  • Medication support whether it’s managing dosages or setting up weekly packs.
  • Clinical services referred by your general practitioner, including home-based medical reviews.
  • Help for those experiencing memory loss, including care aligned with strategies often used in memory support units.

Behind each visit is a calm, steady presence of people who know how to listen, observe, and act without rushing.

Domestic Help & Meal Preparation

Sometimes, it’s the everyday tasks that start to feel the heaviest. That’s where we quietly step in:

  • Light general domestic work, from vacuuming to laundry.
  • Assistance with meal planning and preparation, tailored to dietary needs.
  • Support with daily personal routines like bathing, dressing, and getting ready for the day.
  • A second pair of hands when life just feels a little too busy to manage alone.

It’s not just about what gets done it's about how it gets done. Kindly, without fuss.

Nursing & Allied‑Health Visits

Health doesn’t wait for convenience, and neither do we. When clinical care is needed, we make it happen in a place that feels familiar:

  • Registered nurses providing wound care, health checks, and short-term treatment support.
  • Allied health professionals such as physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and dietitians delivering services directly in your home.
  • Specialist clinicians brought in as needed to manage specific concerns, without unnecessary travel.
  • Coordination with your general practitioner to keep everyone on the same page.

When the right people are in the room, healing happens faster and more calmly.

Dementia & Cognitive Support

Memory loss can be frightening, both for the individual and those around them. We approach cognitive support with warmth, patience, and practical strategies:

  • Home-based dementia care that maintains routine and minimises confusion.
  • Memory support techniques used in clinical settings brought gently into the home.
  • Emotional intelligence at the heart of every interaction because words don’t always say everything.
  • Encouragement for participation in meaningful activities, not just passive supervision.

It’s not about fixing what’s been lost. It’s about preserving what still matters.

Palliative & End‑of‑Life Care

Care at the end of life needs to be gentle, quiet, and attuned to the moment. We step in with:

  • Compassionate palliative care offered by experienced nursing staff.
  • Planning that aligns with personal, spiritual, and cultural needs.
  • End-of-life care that honours what the person values whether that’s quiet time, music, prayer, or just a hand to hold.
  • Support for family members, including emotional guidance and space to rest.

We don’t rush. We stay.

Day & Overnight Respite

Even the most dedicated carers need a break. We’re here when they do.

  • In-home or out-of-home respite services based on comfort and convenience.
  • Relief for a few hours, a full day, or overnight, depending on needs.
  • Experienced support workers who understand the emotional dynamics involved.
  • Coordination through individualised care planning that fits the family’s routine.

When carers are supported, the care they provide only gets stronger.

Social Outings & Transport

Staying connected to the outside world should never feel like a chore.

  • Transport to appointments, whether medical or personal.
  • Accompanied outings to cafes, parks, or shopping centres wherever brings joy.
  • Gentle encouragement for social interaction, especially for those who’ve been isolated.
  • Recognition that being part of the community is just as vital as any clinical service.

Independence doesn’t always mean staying home. Sometimes, it means getting out.

Home Modifications & Safety Checks

Small changes make a big difference in staying safe and comfortable.

  • In-home assessments for safety, mobility, and access.
  • Modifications that support independent living like handrails, ramps, or adjusted lighting.
  • Advice on how to stay safe from scams, particularly targeting older residents.
  • Practical steps that let people stay home with peace of mind.

We help ensure the home grows with the person, not against them.

Funding & Fees Explained for Hobart Residents

Understanding the cost of care doesn’t have to be confusing. We walk you through every step with clarity, not jargon. Here's how it works for residents in Hobart:

Getting Started: The Assessment Process

  • The first step is an ACAT (Aged Care Assessment Team) assessment, which determines eligibility for subsidised services.
  • This process is free and usually starts with a referral often from a general practitioner or hospital.
     
  • Once approved, individuals are matched with a care level and added to the national queue for services.

Government Support Options

  • Home Care Packages (HCP): These offer a set funding amount based on need (from Level 1 to Level 4), used to cover services provided by approved service providers like us.
  • Support at Home Program: This upcoming program will eventually replace HCP and CHSP, aiming to simplify the structure. It will offer more flexibility and clearer funding pathways.
  • You remain in control of how your budget is used with guidance and care planning from our team.

What You Need to Qualify

  • A valid Medicare card or Health Care Card is required.
  • Concession card holders may be eligible for further fee reductions.
  • Your income will be assessed to determine what you may contribute, if anything.

Understanding the Costs

  • There may be a basic daily fee, but this depends on your circumstances and income.
  • You can also choose to pay additional fees for extra services, but that’s always your choice.
  • We’re always transparent there are no hidden charges or surprise costs.

How We Help

  • We guide you through care planning, including which services fit your needs and budget.
  • We liaise with the Australian Government and help with paperwork, assessments, and follow-ups.
  • We explain every option clearly, so you can make informed decisions not rushed ones.
  • We also help families understand the difference between home care and residential care costs, so you’re never making choices in the dark.

Care should never be out of reach because of confusion. We're here to make sure you understand your options, your rights, and your funding so you can focus on the care itself.

How Our Four‑Step Care Process Works in Hobart

Getting support in Hobart shouldn’t feel like navigating a maze. That’s why we follow a simple, four-step care process. It’s not rushed. It’s not rigid. It’s just well-considered, with space for your voice at every stage.

Step 1: Initial Assessment

It all begins with an assessment through the Hobart Aged Care Assessment Team, part of the broader Australian Government system. This process identifies the type of help that suits your situation whether it’s short-term support, ongoing home care, or more involved clinical needs. You don’t need to figure this out alone; we walk you through the paperwork, coordinate appointments, and make sure everything moves forward.

Step 2: Care Plan Development

Once the assessment is complete, we work with you never without you, shape your care plan. Registered nurses, your general practitioner, and relevant allied health professionals may all play a role. Whether you’re recovering from a hospital visit or simply adjusting to new challenges at home, we make sure the plan reflects your needs, lifestyle, and goals. This is the foundation of good care planning, personal, flexible, and always evolving.

Step 3: Implementation

The services begin when you’re ready. Our local care team arrives as arranged quietly, respectfully, and prepared. From specialist clinicians to day-to-day support staff, each person plays a specific role in helping you stay well and comfortable at home. Everything is coordinated clearly, with no surprises and no confusion.

Step 4: Ongoing Review

Needs change. That’s why we stay in touch, checking in regularly. If there’s a hospital stay, a new diagnosis, or a change in routine, your care plan is reviewed and adjusted. The process isn’t static, it's built to respond. And at every point, we’ll ask the same question: “Is this still working for you?”

Quality & Safety You Can Trust in Hobart

When someone enters your home to offer care, you want to know they’re not just trained, they're trusted. That trust doesn’t happen by chance. Our commitment to safety and quality runs deep and it’s grounded in national standards.

We comply fully with the Aged Care Act, ensuring every aspect of our services clinical, emotional, administrative meets or exceeds government expectations. But compliance is just the beginning. Real quality comes from how we show up every day.

Our registered nurses are not only qualified, they're experienced, calm under pressure, and always respectful of personal boundaries. Every team member, from care assistants to administrative staff, undergoes a full security check before starting work. Ongoing training is part of the role, not a one-off because aged care is always evolving, and we evolve with it.

Privacy matters too. Our Privacy Policy protects your data, your records, and your peace of mind. We handle sensitive information carefully and communicate with families only when consent is clear.

Whether it’s lifting someone safely from bed or just managing a calendar of appointments, our teams act with quiet professionalism. And if something doesn’t feel right, you’re never left in the dark. transparency is part of the trust we build.

Smart Care Technology at Home in Hobart

Care doesn’t stop when we walk out the door. Thanks to smart technology, help is often just a click away even across regional parts of Hobart where travel is slower or unpredictable.

We support the use of smart care technology in daily life, including devices that monitor movement, medication reminders, and remote check-ins. These tools don’t replace human carethey complement it, adding an extra layer of assurance when someone is home alone.

Telehealth appointments are another part of this future-ready approach. Whether you need to speak with a GP, an allied health professional, or a clinical nurse, many services can now happen from your lounge room.

During the height of the pandemic, we supported in-home access to COVID‑19 vaccines and built safer ways to continue care without interruption. That mindset hasn’t gone away. We continue to use remote systems where needed to protect your quality of life, even when circumstances change quickly.

It’s care with a little more reach, and a little more ease.

Ready to Arrange Care in Hobart?

We know it can take time to reach out. But once you do, we’re here to answer questions, to explain options, and to make the process less overwhelming.

Whether you’re a family member, a friend, or someone planning ahead for your own care, we can guide you through the next steps. Our local care coordinators offer personal consultations, either in person or by phone. We also provide caregiver resources to help you understand what’s possible and what’s available no pressure, no sales pitch.

Reach out today, and let’s see how we can help together.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between in-home support and a residential aged care facility?

In-home support lets older adults stay in familiar surroundings while receiving personalised help. A residential aged care facility means moving into an Aged Care Home, which some people find disruptive or unnecessary when everyday needs can still be met at home.

Can I still get personal care if I don’t need medical support?

Absolutely. Many of our clients simply need help with Personal Care like showering, getting dressed, or managing routines. It’s not always about health issues. Sometimes, it’s just about making life a little easier.

Who decides what kind of care I’ll get?

Your care is shaped through conversations, not checklists. We work with you, your family, and when needed your general practitioner or an aged care specialist officer to create a plan that suits your day-to-day life.

What if I already live in a residential aged care facility? Can I still get support from you?

Our services are designed for people living in their own homes. If you’re already in a residential aged care setting, support comes from the facility team. But if you're considering moving back home or transitioning into home-based care, we can help explore those options.

Will you help me apply through the aged care system?

Yes, we can guide you through the aged care system, including setting up a face-to-face appointment for your ACAT assessment. We’re used to the paperwork; it won't feel like a maze when you’ve got someone walking through it with you.

What if my health conditions change later on?

That’s exactly why we do regular reviews. If your health conditions change after surgery, hospital visits, or just over time we adjust the care plan. You’re never locked into something that no longer fits.

Is this the kind of care that replaces hospital visits?

Not quite. We don’t replace hospital services but we do support recovery and ongoing needs after a hospital stay. We also work closely with your healthcare team so your care continues smoothly at home.

How do you make sure the care team delivers quality aged care?

We hold ourselves to high standards always. Our registered staff go through security checks, ongoing training, and regular performance reviews to make sure the care we offer in Hobart meets every expectation of quality aged care.

Do I need to be referred by a doctor?

Not always. You can contact us directly. If medical support is needed, we’ll coordinate with your general practitioner or other health professionals. But the first step doesn’t need to be clinical, it can just be a conversation.

What areas of Hobart do you cover?

We support clients across both metro and regional Hobart. Whether you're in the city or a quieter surrounding suburb, our local care team is ready to help wherever home happens to be.

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