Home Support After a Hospital Stay

Support That Starts Before You Leave the Ward

We work with people during that tricky in-between stage - when you’re well enough to leave hospital, but not quite ready to go it alone.

There might be new equipment to learn, medication routines to manage, or daily tasks that suddenly feel harder. You might feel tired, overwhelmed, or unsure of what’s next.

Whether you're recovering from surgery, managing a new diagnosis, or adjusting after an accident, our team is ready to help you every step of the way.



We help you settle back into life with the right support around you.

Services Designed for Post-Hospital Needs

Our hospital transition services are tailored to meet your unique needs:

Pre-Discharge Planning

Working with hospital staff to understand your care requirements

Home Setup Assistance

Making sure your living space is safe and equipped with the necessary aids

Personal Care Support

Helping with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and meal preparation

Medication Management

Assisting with prescriptions and ensuring medication is taken at the right time and frequency

Therapy Coordination

Connecting you with physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and other specialists

Emotional Support

Providing companionship and mental health resources during your adjustment period

Medical and Daily Support at Home

We can visit before you’re discharged to put together a plan with you. Or we can jump in once you’re home and figure things out together.

Recovery Support for Any Situation

You don’t need to have it all organised. That’s our job. This service is for people who are:

• Leaving hospital after surgery, injury, or medical treatment
  
  
• Managing a new or changing diagnosis
  
  
• Needing higher support for physical or cognitive needs
  
  
• Looking for someone to organise services during the handover

• Struggling with daily tasks during recovery
  
  
• Needing support while NDIS, HCP, or other funding gets sorted
  
  
• Returning home after overdose, self-harm, or mental health admission

We Start Early and Stay Involved

We don’t wait for discharge to get involved. We start earlier - often while you’re still in the ward.

We can:

• Come to the hospital and meet you
  
  
• Talk to staff and coordinators to understand your needs
  
  
• Train family or staff in new care skills (like PEG feeds)
  
  
• Make sure your home or STA home is ready

• Be there on day one - and keep checking in after

You Choose What Happens Next

Some people want to take it slow. Others want to get moving again. Either way is okay.

We don’t rush, and we don’t push. You get support that fits how you want to recover.

We'll ask

• “What feels hard right now?”
  
  
• “What do you want help with first?”

• “Who do you want involved?”