Domestic Assistance for Seniors to stay safe at home

A NEW era in aged care has begun and it gives our senior Australians greater flexibility around the help they can get while remaining in their own home.

McLean Care has been successful in obtaining additional funding to assist older people (65 years and older or 50 years and older for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) with domestic chores to maintain their capacity to manage everyday activities in a safe, secure and healthy home environment.

“Ninety per cent of Australians want to continue to live independently at home as they age, and domestic support assists them to do so, said Gail Ting…

“A lot of people don’t want to think about getting assistance at home, because they see themselves as independent but as they get older … a little bit of support can help them maintain their independence for much longer than they realise.

With Government support available it’s important to start the process of receiving help at home earlier than you think you might need it, said Gail Ting Whilst we are only able to provide services if formally assessed by the Government’s assessment agency, we can also directly assist people in this assessment process to ensure that this happens as smoothly and quickly as possible McLean Care is renowned for providing quality home care in thousands of homes across regional NSW each year.

In home care includes domestic assistance to support you with household tasks. Taking care of the domestic work around the house, so you’re able to focus on other interests and activities while enjoying the peace of mind of having a clean, safe home and a well-stocked pantry.

Our careers are experienced and qualified in aged community care to ensure that the services they deliver are of the highest quality. All our careers are successfully policechecked so that you can be sure that your safety and security will be respected.

Domestic assistance services can include: General Household cleaning Washing and ironing clothes Shopping for you Making beds