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My Aged Care changes to cost of personal care from 1 October 2026
From 1 October 2026, the government fully funds personal care (such as help showering and dressing), so it won't cost you anything.
Learn moreYour My Aged Care Journey - An Overview
Aged care in Australia can feel like a maze, especially since the rules changed in late 2025. These plain-English guides walk you through it, one step at a time, from your very first phone call to understanding exactly what help you can get and what it costs. Start wherever you are.
Learn moreWaiting for your My Aged Care
A practical checklist for when you need help soon, or you've been approved and you're stuck in the queue.
Learn moreHow to change My Aged Care providers if you are not happy
Changing your aged care provider is your right, it's usually free, and your funding comes with you. Here's how to do it without losing services.
Learn moreQuestions to ask when choosing a My Aged Care provider
The right My Aged Care provider makes all the difference. These are the questions that reveal what a provider is really like, before you sign anything.
Learn moreChoice, dignity, respect: your rights in My Aged Care - Easy Read
A plain-English guide for older people, families and carers
Learn moreMy Aged Care Assessments - What happens
Knowing what to expect takes the worry out of it. Here's exactly how a My Aged Care works, and how to get the right outcome.
Learn moreSupport at Home: what help you actually get (Levels 1 to 8)
A simple guide to what's included, the eight funding levels, and how the money works.
Learn moreStaying safe from My Aged Care scams
<p>Starting aged care is a moment scammers try to exploit. A few simple habits will keep you and your money safe.</p>
Learn moreHow is my My Aged Care Home Care Package affected?
If you were receiving a Home Care Package before 1 November 2025, here's what the move to Support at Home means, in plain English. The short version: your care continues, and there's nothing you need to do.
Learn moreMy Aged Care Fees and Contributions
Fees and contributions, explained: "Will I have to pay? How much?" Here's the honest, plain-English answer, including the free parts and the limits that protect you.</p>
Learn moreMy Aged Care Help for Parents and Carers
Caring for someone is one of the most generous things you can do, and it's also hard. There is real, free support for you, not just for the person you care for.
Learn moreHow to Apply for My Aged Care - A Quickstart Guide
A plain-English guide to getting government-funded aged care, including the phone numbers you'll actually need and what to ask.
Learn moreWhen Should I Share My NDIS Plan?
Sharing your plan with the right people ensures you’re getting the right supports, staying within your funding, and avoiding unexpected problems down the track.
Learn more2026 NDIS Reform Explained: Eligibility Changes, Funding Cuts & What Families Need to Know
The Hon.Mark Butler MP Health Minister has announced some sweeping changes
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