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Your Side has released indicative pricing for services under Support at Home. This is not an exhaustive list of all the services available, when you have a home visit by our Aged Care Support Specialists, they will calculate a budget for the services you need under the categories you have been approved for within your funding classification. Click the image above to open the Price Guide PDF.

Pricing under the Support at Home model works differently from Home Care Package. There is no longer the Income Tested Daily Care Fee, and providers can no longer charge separate Package Management fees.

This means the cost of business operations and other related expenses are now factored into the service rates. This Fact Sheet explains why service rates will increase from 1 November 2025 under Support at Home. Click the image above to open the PDF.

The government have created a Support at Home fee estimator you can use to see what you may have to contribute towards each service under Support at Home. This simple tool gives you a general idea of how the new funding arrangements may impact your contributions and how they vary based on your services.

This Fact Sheet shows some indicative price ranges for most Support at Home services. These prices do not include the co-contributions required by individuals which are set by a means assessment and the client’s pension status. The prices indicated here are subject to review and change when Support at Home begins on 1 November 2025.

This checklist was created by the Department of Health and Aged Care and sent to older Australians so they can prepare for the change to Support at Home.

This Fact Sheet by the Department of Health and Aged Care provides a summary of the Support at Home program that will commence 1 July 2025 and the contributions participants in the
program will pay.