How long does the Restorative Care Pathway last?
The pathway generally runs for up to 16 weeks.
Key points
- A Restorative Care Pathway episode can last up to 16 weeks.
- Up to two episodes may be available within 12 months.
- The pathway should be tied to clear functional goals.
The pathway generally runs for up to 16 weeks.
Eligible people may receive up to two episodes in a 12-month period, subject to assessment and program rules.
An episode can run for up to 16 weeks. A person may be eligible for up to two episodes in a 12-month period. Progress should be reviewed and an ongoing plan arranged before the episode ends.
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01Guide sectionWhat should I do next?
Identify the two or three most immediate safety or independence concerns.
Discuss them with the GP, assessor or relevant allied-health professional.
Start with targeted support and review whether the risk or function improves.
02Guide sectionHelpful Local Home Help resources
03Guide sectionCheck the official guidance
Check current Support at Home guidance. Aged care rules, funding amounts and program guidance can change, so check the current official information before making an important care or financial decision.
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