Move freely and more confidently with the help of our exercise physiologists, who develop exercise interventions for people with chronic disease or complex medical conditions or injuries. Our gentle and personalised approach will help you loosen up sore spots and strengthen supporting muscles in your back and legs. Feel steady on your feet and more confident in everyday tasks, with our range of exercise physiology classes targeting falls prevention, functional strength and balance. We can also help with injury rehabilitation, post-surgery recovery, hydrotherapy and chronic disease management for conditions such as diabetes.

At BlueCare, we know aches and pains can put you off moving and we’re here to support you to achieve the right amount of activity so you can continue to live life your way.

Talk to us today! Call 1300 258 322 or fill out the form below. To find out more about our BlueCare and our commitment to you, read our Client Information Book.

Home Care Funding, Fees and Costs

Federal government funding is available for home care services or you can pay for services outright (fee for service). Here we show you the different funding options and the fees and costs involved.

Commonwealth Home Support Program

An entry-level government program for older people who need some help with basic tasks.

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Home Care Packages

Government funding for more comprehensive help at home, with more flexibility and choice of services.

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Fee for service

Self-funded option to purchase home care services direct from BlueCare.

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