HELPFUL
RESOURCES
• Arrange for a confidential assessement of care required
• A local Needs Assessment Services Coordinator(NASC) will work with your family to determine care requirements
• Apply for a Residential Care Subsidy or Loan via Work and Income (only available if a NASC assessment has been done)
• NASC will provide a list of options in your area
• Use directory websites like Eldernet to view all options and vacancies
• Download this helpful checklist to use when visiting your favoured choices
• Take a look at audit reports
• Get together as a family to discuss a few important topics – enduring power of attorney, Wills, Trusts or even mixed feelings
• Meet with the Manager to ensure your family is comfortable with the transition into care and have all your questions answered
• Read, review and sign Admission Agreement
• What to expect when moving into Aged Care