Care setting
inHome
Home visits for older adults who need assessment, treatment, rehabilitation, nursing, or practical support where daily life actually happens.
Care settings
Clinics GRPIntegrated clinical care for ageing well
Meaning
What inHome means
inHome means care occurs where the person lives, so assessment and treatment can account for transfers, stairs, routines, fatigue, equipment, safety, and carer context.
Suitable for
Who it may suit
- People who find clinic attendance difficult because of mobility, transport, fatigue, or frailty
- Older adults returning home after hospital discharge or a change in health status
- Families, care providers, and referrers seeking practical in-home assessment and support
Examples
Common examples
- Falls risk, transfers, stairs, walking confidence, and home exercise progression
- Post-hospital follow-up after discharge
- Wound, skin, medication safety, monitoring, or mixed home-based support needs
Services
Services that may occur in inHome
Setting availability depends on service fit, location, clinician availability, funding, safety, and the person's current needs.
Clinics GRP Physiotherapy - inHome
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View serviceNext step
Start with intake if the right setting is unclear
Clinics GRP can help route the person to the most appropriate service, setting, funding pathway, and practical next step.