Collection: Support at Home Essentials
Master the Support at Home transition with HOME101, your key to delivering quality, consumer-centred aged care.
Course Overview
This comprehensive course provides a deep dive into the Australian Government's Support at Home program, a pivotal reform reshaping the landscape of in-home aged care. Participants will gain a thorough understanding of the program's objectives, its phased implementation, and the significant shift from existing programs like the Home Care Packages and Commonwealth Home Support Programme.
This course is designed to equip aged care providers and professionals with the knowledge and practical skills necessary to navigate this transition seamlessly and deliver high-quality, consumer-centred care under the new framework.
By the end of this course, participants will be empowered to confidently implement the Support at Home program, ensuring they deliver exceptional care and adapt successfully to the evolving aged care sector.
What you’ll Receive
- 3 Hour Course
- Workbook and Handouts
- Participation eCertificate
- Post Course Support
Pricing
$299 + GST (Per Person)
Key Topics Covered
- The strategic rationale behind the Support at Home program: Understanding the drivers of this reform, including the recommendations from the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety.
- The detailed timeline and process of the phased implementation: Gaining clarity on the transition from the Home Care Packages and Short-Term Restorative Care programs, and the future integration of the Commonwealth Home Support Programme.
- The key components of the program's design and arrangements: Exploring the program handbook and understanding the core principles that underpin the new framework.
- How to implement a consumer-centred approach: Mastering the development and utilisation of individualised care plans to meet the unique needs and preferences of care recipients.
- Navigating the simplified system: Becoming proficient in utilising the Single Assessment System and accessing available resources and tools.
- Understanding the new funding arrangements and financial implications: Gaining clarity on changes to consumer contributions and funding models.
- Implementing preventative care strategies: Learning to support older Australians to maintain their independence and well-being.
- Strategies for smooth transition and compliance: Equipping themselves with the tools to ensure their organisation is prepared for the changes.
- Practical skills: Communicate with and support existing and future clients through this change.
Who Is This Course Ideal For?
- Home care managers and supervisors
- Financial staff involved in home care budgeting
- Care coordinators and case managers
- Anyone involved in the delivery or administration of home care services