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Home Care Guides and Resources


Why Getting Assessed for Support at Home Now Just Makes Sense
The Old Problem: ITCF Was a Real Barrier Under the old system, many people paid an Income Tested Care Fee (ITCF) of: $20–$30+ per day $140–$210+ per week And that was paid regardless of how much support you actually used. So people did one of two things: Used more services than they needed to “get value” Or avoided the system altogether and paid privately Both were completely rational. What’s Changed: Clinical Care Is Now $0 Under Support at Home, the biggest shift is simple:

LHH Admin
3 days ago1 min read


Australian Aged Care Provider Insights 2026: What the Latest Market Data Means
Australia’s aged care market is growing, consolidating, and becoming harder to navigate. Here’s what the latest KPMG market data means for providers, families, and the future of better care decisions.

LHH Admin
Apr 157 min read


How to Compare Home Care Quotes in Australia Without Getting Lost
When families first start looking at home care, one of the most frustrating parts is comparing quotes. On paper, two providers can appear to offer similar support. In reality, the cost structure, client contribution, care management approach, and amount left for actual services can be very different. That is where many people get stuck. The challenge is not just finding a provider. It is understanding what you are being quoted, what you may be expected to contribute, and how

LHH Admin
Apr 123 min read
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