Care setting
Home Care Overview
A practical overview of what Clinics GRP delivers at home, who it suits, and how clinic and in-home pathways are triaged together.
Lead pathway
In-home care
Care settings
Clinics GRPCare, governance and continuity
Who it suits
Who this pathway is usually for
- People who need care delivered where they live
- Families and coordinators comparing clinic versus home delivery
- Referrers organising home-based recovery or support
How care is delivered
What care usually looks like in practice
- Home physiotherapy, remedial massage, rehabilitation, falls support, and nursing pathways
- Intake-led triage based on geography, safety, and clinical need
- Clear next-step guidance for families and referrers
Funding
Common access pathways
- Support at Home (SaH)
- Commonwealth Home Support Program (CHSP)
- Medicare
- Private Health Insurance
- NDIS
- Self-funded
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about home care overview
Do all services have to be delivered in clinic first?
No. Some pathways start at home immediately when travel, safety, or recovery status makes that the better option.
Can more than one service be involved in home-based care?
Yes. Home-based care can involve physiotherapy, remedial massage, rehabilitation, nursing, and related pathways depending on need.
How do you decide whether someone is suitable for a home visit?
Suitability depends on clinical need, location, travel efficiency, safety, and the kind of support required.
Next step
Start with intake and we will route the person to the right setting
If you know care is needed at home but are not yet sure which discipline fits best, contact intake and the team will guide the first step.