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Support Network has been a highly efficient way to organise home care support services for my 86 year old father
The customer support team is incredibly responsive. They helped me navigate the platform and answered all my questions quickly.
My support worker goes above and beyond every single day. I never thought finding such dedicated help could be this easy
The fact that Support Network works seamlessly with NDIS is a huge plus. It’s made accessing support services so much more straightforward
It’s refreshing to find a platform that priorities both safety and quality. I wouldn’t go anywhere else for support services
Support Network connected me with a support worker who assists with everything from personal care to community engagement, making my daily life much more manageable.
Knowing that all support workers have undergone police and Working With Children Checks provided me with peace of mind when selecting care for my loved one.
Highly recommend, made finding the right support workers easy
I've been using support network for 3 years to help me find skilled and reliable support workers. Tanish and his team have developed an excellent database that makes finding and contracting workers simple and due to thier vetting process and recruitment style, I've been able to make sustainable working relationships with thier staff which give my clients continuity and allows them to really feel a part of my team! .... cannot praise support network, Tanish and his team high enough!
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At Support Network, we make it possible for older people in Shepparton to receive care without packing up their memories or routines. You don’t have to leave the garden you’ve tended for years, or the neighbours who check in on you every Tuesday. Through government-funded home care packages and the Support at Home program, we offer flexible care options built around what you need to stay comfortable, independent, and well right where you live. Whether it’s help with meals, a little companionship, or support with mobility, it all comes to you, in your own space, at your own pace.
Getting older doesn’t mean letting go of where you belong, it means adjusting support to fit your needs, not the other way around. That’s the thinking behind our approach at Support Network. We work with Shepparton’s local ACAT teams to kick off your journey in a way that respects both your health and your voice. The process isn’t complicated: an aged care assessment helps figure out what kind of help might make your day-to-day easier, and from there, we bring in the right mix of people: general practitioners, support workers, allied health professionals, and if needed, specialist clinicians.
You won’t find a ‘one-size-fits-all’ service here. Some people just need a nudge to get through the week, maybe grocery support or a bit of transport. Others might need regular nursing care. Either way, the focus stays on your well-being, your mental health, and your right to live with dignity and choice.
And when you stay in your home, something remarkable happens: you hold on to the things that make you… you. The favourite chair near the window, the dog who knows when it’s time for a walk, the morning sun in your own kitchen. Being cared for in familiar surroundings reduces stress, eases loneliness, and lets you stay close to community ties that often matter more than we realise. It’s not just about health it’s about preserving the rhythm of life, with the support you need to keep going strong.
It’s never an easy conversation when a loved one starts needing help. For many families in Shepparton, the thought of residential care brings on a wave of emotions: worry, guilt, confusion. That’s where in-home aged care changes everything. Rather than moving Mum or Dad away from their community, home care services offer support right where they feel most themselves. There’s a real relief in knowing that someone can come to them, and that care doesn’t mean disruption, it means continuation.
Home care packages make this possible. Whether it's personal care, medication help, or just making sure the fridge is stocked and the curtains are opened, these services are tailored around real needs, not checklists. And in Shepparton, families say it's not just the services it’s the people. Local service providers know the area, know the rhythm of life here, and most importantly, know how to listen.
Good customer service in care is more than polite phone calls; it's follow-through, flexibility, and understanding that aging in place is not just a preference, but a form of healing. Familiar walls. Known streets. Your own stories. That’s what home care protects.
We don’t see care as a product or a process, it's a relationship. We’re committed to care that grows out of understanding, trust, and shared values. That’s why everything we do starts with listening and leads to transparent care planning that keeps families involved and never in the dark.
Our work in Shepparton isn’t done in isolation. We collaborate with not-for-profit community partners, local carers, and trusted neighbourhood providers to make sure that no one slips through the cracks. These partnerships help us deliver support that feels more human because it’s from humans who care, not systems that churn.
This people-first approach fits right into the national aged care reforms we’ve welcomed with open arms. As expectations rise for more accountable, respectful care, we’re already there planning with the person, not around them. That’s how we measure good care: not by ticking boxes, but by the calm it brings to a household, the ease it brings to a family call, and the way a person smiles when they feel heard.
In Shepparton, aged care shouldn’t feel clinical or distant. It should feel local, approachable, and quietly powerful. That’s the kind of support we’re here to provide.
Every household has its rhythm. We don’t disrupt it, we work with it. Here’s how we support Shepparton residents in real, everyday ways, keeping care grounded, respectful, and quietly reliable.
Health doesn’t wait, and neither do we. From managing medications to handling wound care, our nursing staff show up with precision and kindness. It’s not just about getting the job done, it's how it’s done. We understand that clinical support, especially in the home, should always feel personal. Whether it’s a one-off dressing change or regular nursing care, we approach it with calm hands and a clear head. For those needing memory support units or assistance with managing chronic conditions, we keep things safe and structured without ever making the person feel like a patient in their own home.
Sometimes, the smallest tasks make the biggest difference. Cooking, cleaning, laundry, it can all pile up quickly. Our team rolls up their sleeves and gets on with the job, no fuss. With help around the house, you’re not losing control, you're gaining freedom. Whether it’s a tidy kitchen or freshly prepared meals, general domestic work is done with dignity, not checklist thinking.
Staying healthy isn’t just about treatment, it's about prevention. That’s why we schedule regular visits from allied health professionals and other qualified health professionals. Whether it’s a physio helping someone keep their strength up or a podiatrist checking mobility, we don’t wait for problems to escalate. We stay ahead of them, together.
Memory doesn’t always hold firm but compassion does. When dementia care is needed, we offer a steady, thoughtful approach. We don’t rush through check-ins or speak in clinical terms. We build connection through patience and understanding. Every moment matters when memory loss is involved, and our team is trained to recognise what often goes unsaid.
When time is short, every gesture counts. Palliative care and end-of-life care should be about presence, not procedure. We provide support that’s practical, calm, and always culturally respectful. We help families focus on what matters: shared time, quiet dignity, and peace.
Even the most devoted carer needs rest. Our support workers provide respite care that fits in seamlessly whether for a few hours or overnight. It’s planned with care and delivered with quiet reliability. With solid care planning, you get trusted relief without worry.
Staying connected shouldn’t depend on who’s available to drive. We arrange transport to appointments, group outings, and everyday errands. These trips aren’t just logistics, they're lifelines. Being part of the community boosts mental health, keeps spirits high, and puts variety back into the week.
Sometimes, small changes make all the difference. Grab rails, brighter lighting, non-slip mats, we take practical steps to keep homes safer for independent living. With regular checks and a keen eye for detail, we help reduce risk and increase confidence.
Sorting out aged care shouldn’t feel like reading fine print. We walk beside you every step, making sure nothing is missed, and every option is explained clearly. Here’s how we help make care accessible for Shepparton families.
Before care starts, an Aged Care Assessment Team (ACAT) in Shepparton reviews what level of support would best suit you. This process opens the door to various home care programs, and we can help get the ball rolling from day one.
These are Australian Government-funded services based on your care level ranging from basic to complex. Whether it’s just a bit of help or round-the-clock support, home care packages offer long-term assistance tailored to your needs.
This new program focuses on flexibility. Under the Aged Care Act, it simplifies care delivery so you can get exactly what’s needed, nothing more, nothing less. It’s built around your lifestyle, not just your medical chart.
To qualify for subsidised care, you’ll need to have a valid Medicare card, Health Care Card, or Concession Card. If you’re unsure, we’ll help you check because no one should miss out due to paperwork confusion.
Costs vary based on income, but we’ll never leave you guessing. We walk you through financial arrangements, explain any residential care cost comparisons, and help you plan in a way that feels manageable. Care should feel supportive, not like a financial burden.
From handling government compliance to navigating budgets and submitting applications, we take the admin off your plate. Our team is with you from your first assessment process to every renewal or update that follows. Think of us as your behind-the-scenes team making sure care stays personal and affordable.
Most people don’t know where to begin when they realise they need support at home. That’s where we come in not to make decisions for you, but to walk you through it at your own pace. Our four-step care journey in Shepparton is built to be calm, clear, and flexible.
It starts with the Shepparton Aged Care Assessment Team. We help organise the visit, make sure you're comfortable, and stay available to answer any of the tricky questions that come up. The assessment, required by the Australian Government, gives a clear picture of what you’re eligible for, from light assistance to more involved care.
Then it’s about creating a plan that suits your days. Our team including registered nurses, general practitioners, and allied health professionals come together to figure out what works best for you. Whether it’s support with medication, a weekly physio visit, or simply someone to check in regularly, it all goes into your care plan.
Now, the support begins. You’ll see familiar faces: support workers, trained specialist clinicians, and local carers who understand your area. Everything is coordinated to make life smoother without disrupting your rhythm.
Needs change, and we don’t wait for things to fall apart before acting. Whether it’s a hospital visit, a new diagnosis, or just a change in how you’re feeling, we keep checking in, adjusting your care when needed so you’re never stuck with a plan that no longer fits.
Care only works when it’s built on trust. And in Shepparton, we’ve earned that trust not through slogans, but through the way we show up, the way we prepare, and the way we protect your privacy every single day.
Every team member we send to your home has cleared a thorough security check. They’ve trained under strict national frameworks and continue to update their knowledge regularly. But that’s just the basics. What makes a difference is how they treat people with attention, consistency, and calm.
Our registered nurses are often the backbone of more complex care needs. They keep medication routines in check, monitor health changes, and notice the little things others might miss. Their experience means they know when to act quickly, when to simply observe, and when to offer quiet reassurance.
We don’t treat sensitive information lightly, either. Our Privacy Policy makes sure your personal details stay personal. Only the carers and health professionals directly involved in your care ever access your records and we follow every privacy protocol as if your story were our own.
All of this is tied back to the Aged Care Act, which we follow down to the last clause. But more than meeting a regulation, our standard is simple: would we be comfortable with this level of care in our own home? If not, it’s not good enough for yours.
Technology might sound cold but when it’s used right, it makes things warmer. It brings peace of mind, clarity, and connection, especially in regional places like Shepparton. Here's how we bring smart care technology into homes in a way that feels personal, not pushy:
It’s not about replacing people. It’s about helping you stay home, safely and confidently, with the right tools quietly working in the background.
There’s no pressure here, just an open door. If you’re ready to talk, or even just curious about your options, our local Shepparton team is always nearby. You can call, email, or request a face-to-face visit. We’ll explain what’s available and leave you with clear caregiver resources that you can read over in your own time.
We also take part in public outreach efforts, community talks, local health fairs, and pop-up sessions so you’ll always find us around town, ready to help without the hard sell.
Whatever pace you’re comfortable with, we’ll walk alongside you, not ahead of you.
In-home care in Shepparton covers a broad mix of support services from help with household tasks and Domestic Assistance to visits from Community Nursing staff and allied health professionals. Everything is designed to let you stay safe, well, and comfortable in your own home, without overcomplicating the process.
Absolutely, social support is just as vital as physical health. We help people stay connected through friendly visits, community group referrals, and even transport to local events because quality of life isn’t only about medication, it’s also about staying engaged with the world around you.
Yes. Every member of our care team, from those assisting with disability care to staff involved in residential respite care, passes a detailed police check and verification process. We make sure the people entering your home are safe, qualified, and the right fit for your care needs.
Home respite means someone comes to you, so your regular carer can take a short break while you remain in your own home. Residential respite care, on the other hand, involves a temporary stay at an aged care facility. Both provide relief for caregivers but the setting is what changes.
Yes we often assist with Short Term Restorative Care and the Transition Care Program. These services help people recover at home after a hospital visit, giving them the chance to regain strength with the right team around them be it nurses, physios, or home help staff.
Of course. Our Domestic Assistance covers all the things that can start to feel like too much from mopping the floor to meal prep. We step in just enough to keep your ageing in place comfortable without taking over your space.
Yes, we can organise speech therapy and speech pathology through our Community service options. These services are often helpful for people recovering from a stroke, or anyone with age-related communication or swallowing challenges. It’s tailored and respectful, with experienced professionals who come to you.
Yes, care isn’t locked in stone. Whether your situation changes due to health or lifestyle, we review and adjust your support plan as needed. The focus is always on maintaining your independence and quality of life, even when life throws a few curveballs.
While our services focus on aged care, many of our carers are also trained in disability care. We often support people living with both age-related and long-term conditions, always adapting the care around the individual rather than the category.
It all begins with an assessment usually arranged through the local team for aged care. Once we’ve completed the verification process, we can help coordinate everything, including government applications and service matching. From Community Nursing to respite options, we keep it simple and personalised.
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