miAged Care

We help clients structure their affairs to receive the best home care, or move into a supported environment and manage their entitlements.

Plan To Age Gracefully

Our expertise in aged care planning allows us to help you navigate your support options and the tricky transition into full time care if needed.

What Is Aged Care?

Understanding your aged care options.

Aged care is not just about nursing homes. The government’s focus is on helping the elderly remain at home as long as reasonable. Care packages are available for support in the home.

The Starting Point For Care Is At Home

The Commonwealth Home Support Programme helps senior Australians access entry-level support services to live independently and safely at home.

Home Care Packages are designed for those with more complex care needs beyond what the Commonwealth Home Support Programme can provide.

Home Care Packages can be an option if you need a coordinated approach to the delivery of your help at home – perhaps because you need help with many everyday tasks, or the care you need is more complex or intensive.

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Services That Keep Me Well & Independent

Personal CareHelp with showering, self-care, hygiene and grooming.
NursingWound management or help with medicines.
Allied Health and Therapy ServicesHealth and therapy services e.g. podiatry, physiotherapy, and occupational therapy.
Specialised SupportHelp for people with a particular condition e.g. vision, dementia.
Meal Preparation and DietHelp with feeding, meal preparation and using eating utensils.

Services That Keep Me Safe In My Home

Domestic assistanceHelp with basic chores around the house
Home maintenanceHelp with keeping your home and garden safe
Home modificationsChanges to your home to improve safety and access e.g. ramps and rails
Goods, equipment and assistive technologyItems to help you get around or adapt e.g. walking frame, shower chair

Services That Allow Me To Interact With My Community

TransportCommunity transport, transport to GP
Social supportSocial activities in a community-based group setting or accompanied activities

If you are no longer able to stay at home you can look at short term respite care, or you may need to move into an aged care home.

In all cases you will need to be assessed for the level of care you require either via a Regional Assessment Service (RAS) or a comprehensive assessment with the Aged Care Assessment Team (ACAT).

Choosing A Home

If you have to move into a home, how do you choose which one and what to pay?

The main driver behind your move into care will be what you can afford to pay. miPlan has special qualifications in aged care to help you make this big decision. Our main goal in advising you is understanding your cashflow, and the impact your assets and income will have on both your care fees and Centrelink entitlements. There are a lot of levers to pull, a major one being how to deal with the former home. This is at its heart an emotional issue and requires delicate handling.

Sample Of Cashflow Planning

Speak To One Of Our Advisers Today

The first step in identifying improvements you can make is understanding where you are today.

 

1 300 miPlan (1300 647 526)

enquiry@miplan.com.au

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