Our Services

Support at Home is the Australian Government's home care program that replaced the Home Care Package (HCP) scheme on 1 November 2025, established under the Aged Care Act.

It provides government-subsidised funding for older Australians to receive care services in their own home across three categories: Clinical Care (100% Government funded), Independence (co-contribution may apply), and Everyday Living (co-contribution may apply).

There are 8 funding classifications based on your assessed needs, with a maximum annual funding of approximately $78,000. Support at Home is managed through Services Australia and operates on a quarterly budgeting cycle, giving you flexibility to adjust services as your needs change throughout the year.

Glorious Health Care Group delivers services across all three categories and can help you navigate the system from your very first enquiry.

Our services are available to older Australians who have been assessed and approved for Support at Home funding through the Single Assessment System.

This includes three groups of participants:

Grandfathered Participants — transitioned from an existing Home Care Package on 1 November 2025.
Hybrid Participants — approved for HCP funding during the transition period but had not yet commenced services.
New Participants — assessed and approved from 1 November 2025 onwards under the new Support at Home classifications.

We are also an accredited Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA) provider. Eligible veterans, war widows, and war widowers holding a DVA Gold Card or White Card can access our in-home care services through DVA-funded programs.

We also welcome private clients who wish to access our services outside of government-funded programs. If you are unsure about your eligibility, contact us for a free consultation and we will guide you through the process.

Under the Support at Home program, funding depends on the category of service you receive.

Clinical Care — including in-home nursing, wound care, medication management, chronic disease support, and palliative care — is 100% Government funded with no out-of-pocket cost to you.

For Independence services (allied health, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, assistive technology, home modifications) and Everyday Living services (personal care, domestic assistance, meal preparation, social support, community access, respite care), a co-contribution may apply based on your individual financial circumstances.

There is a lifetime non-clinical co-contribution cap of $130,000 to protect you from excessive costs. Your funding is allocated quarterly through Services Australia, and we work with you to plan your services within each quarterly budget to make the most of your funding allocation.

We are also an accredited DVA provider. Eligible veterans, war widows, and war widowers can access our services through Department of Veterans' Affairs funding programs, often at no out-of-pocket cost.

Care Home On Wheels is GHCG's care delivery model that brings residential-quality care directly to your home.

Rather than moving into an aged care facility, you receive the full spectrum of professional care — clinical nursing, personal care, domestic support, and social connection — all delivered by a consistent, dedicated care team who know you by name.

The model is designed so you get the quality and comprehensiveness of a nursing home whilst remaining in the comfort and familiarity of your own home, surrounded by the people, routines, and environment you love. It means one provider, one team, and one care plan covering everything you need.

We deliver services across all three Support at Home categories.

Clinical Care (100% Government funded) — in-home nursing by registered and enrolled nurses, medication administration and management, wound care, chronic disease management, health monitoring, palliative and end-of-life care, and post-hospital support.

Independence (co-contribution may apply) — allied health services, physiotherapy and exercise programs, occupational therapy, assistive technology, home modifications, and reablement and restorative care pathways.

Everyday Living (co-contribution may apply) — personal care, domestic assistance, meal preparation and nutrition support, social support and companionship, community access and transport, and respite care for carers.

We also offer two specialised short-term care pathways: Restorative Care (intensive rehabilitation following illness, injury, or hospitalisation) and End-of-Life (compassionate palliative care and support).

To access Support at Home, you need to be assessed through the Single Assessment System using the Integrated Assessment Tool.

The process starts by contacting My Aged Care on 1800 200 422, who will arrange an assessment to determine your eligibility and the level of support you need. Based on your assessment, you will receive approval and be assigned a funding classification from 1 to 8.

You can contact My Aged Care directly, or speak with GHCG during a free consultation and we can guide you through every step of the assessment process.

Absolutely. All GHCG staff undergo thorough screening before they can deliver care.

Our clinical team includes AHPRA-registered nurses (both registered nurses and enrolled nurses) who maintain current professional registration and ongoing professional development. All care workers hold relevant qualifications and certifications for their roles.

Every team member has a current National Police Check, Working with Vulnerable People clearance, and is verified through Aged Care Worker Screening where applicable.

We are fully insured with comprehensive professional indemnity insurance, and we are a member of the Aged Care Provider Association (ACCPA), demonstrating our commitment to industry standards and continuous improvement.

GHCG prioritises continuity of care by assigning a dedicated care team to each client. We work closely with you to match carers based on your preferences, cultural background, language needs, and personal compatibility.

Our goal is for you to see the same familiar faces at every visit, building trust and a genuine relationship with your care team. Whilst we cannot guarantee a specific worker for every single visit (due to leave and availability), we maintain a small, consistent team assigned to you so that everyone who comes to your home already knows your care plan, your preferences, and your routine.

We have a multilingual care team and are deeply committed to cultural competence. Our staff speak a variety of languages and understand the diverse cultural needs of the communities we serve across Sydney and NSW.

During your initial consultation, we discuss your language preferences and cultural needs so we can match you with a care team you feel comfortable with. We believe that care delivered in your own language, with respect for your traditions and customs, leads to better outcomes and a more positive experience for you and your family.

We currently service Sydney and surrounding areas of New South Wales, including Padstow, Bankstown, Canterbury, and the wider south-west and western Sydney regions.

We are actively expanding to cover all Local Government Areas (LGAs) across NSW. If you are unsure whether your area is covered, please contact us on 0412 345 678 or email info@ghacare.com and we will confirm our service capacity for your location.

We understand that when you need care, you need it promptly. Once you receive your Support at Home approval from Services Australia, we arrange a free consultation to discuss your needs and goals.

From there, we develop a personalised care plan with you, and services can begin shortly after — often within days of your care plan being finalised. The timeline depends on your specific needs and the availability of your matched care team, but we pride ourselves on responsive, efficient service commencement.

If your situation is urgent, let us know and we will prioritise getting care to you as quickly as possible.

Support at Home operates on a quarterly budgeting cycle managed by Services Australia. Your total annual funding allocation is divided into four quarterly amounts.

At the start of each quarter, we work with you to plan which services you will use and how your funding will be allocated across Clinical Care, Independence, and Everyday Living categories.

This quarterly structure gives you flexibility — if your needs change during the year, you can adjust your service mix each quarter. We help you make the most of each quarter's budget and ensure you are getting the services that matter most to you.

When Support at Home commenced on 1 November 2025, participants were grouped into three categories:

Grandfathered Participants — transitioned from an existing Home Care Package on that date, with their existing care arrangements largely preserved and funding classifications maintained.

Hybrid Participants — approved for Home Care Package funding during the transition period but had not yet commenced services, so they moved directly into the new Support at Home system with equivalent funding classifications.

New Participants — assessed and approved from 1 November 2025 onwards under the new Support at Home system and its 8 funding classifications.

Regardless of which group you belong to, GHCG can support you and help you make the most of your funding.

Yes. Under the Support at Home program, all Clinical Care services are fully funded by the Australian Government with no client co-contribution required.

This includes in-home nursing care by registered and enrolled nurses, wound care and dressing changes, medication administration and management, chronic disease and condition management, health monitoring and assessment, palliative and end-of-life care, and post-hospital recovery support.

You will not have any out-of-pocket costs for these clinical services. Co-contributions may only apply to services under the Independence and Everyday Living categories, and even then, there is a lifetime non-clinical co-contribution cap of $130,000 to protect you.

GHCG was founded by a leadership team with decades of experience in the Australian aged care sector, delivering quality in-home care services across Sydney and NSW.

What sets us apart is our Care Home On Wheels model — a single, consistent care team delivering the full spectrum of residential-quality care in your home.

We are committed to our core values of Compassion, Professional Excellence, Dignity & Independence, and Trust & Safety, and we bring cultural competence, clinical excellence, and a genuinely person-centred approach to everything we do.

We are Aged Care Act compliant, fully insured, staffed by AHPRA-registered professionals, and a proud member of ACCPA.

Yes. GHCG is an accredited Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA) provider. We deliver in-home care services to eligible veterans, war widows, and war widowers funded through DVA programs.

DVA-funded services available through GHCG include community nursing, personal care, domestic assistance, respite care, and allied health services. If you hold a DVA Gold Card or White Card, you may be eligible for funded care.

To access DVA-funded services, speak with your GP or contact DVA directly for a referral and assessment. Once approved, you can choose GHCG as your service provider and we will develop a care plan tailored to your needs.

Contact us on 0412 345 678 or email info@ghacare.com if you have questions about DVA eligibility or how to get started.

Getting started is simple. Contact us on 0412 345 678 or email info@ghacare.com to book a free, no-obligation consultation.

During this consultation, our friendly team will listen to your needs, answer your questions, and explain your options. If you have not yet been assessed for Support at Home, we can guide you through the My Aged Care assessment process.

Once you have your funding approval, we develop a personalised care plan together and your dedicated care team begins delivering services in your home. From your first call to your first visit, we make the process as simple and stress-free as possible.