Registered NDIS provider offering reliable in-home care.
At Professional Health Care Services, we provide personalised Home Care Services designed to support older people and individuals who need extra assistance to continue living well at home. Our goal is to make everyday life easier, safer, and more comfortable through practical care that is tailored to individual needs, routines, and preferences.
We understand that home is where people feel most secure and connected. That is why our in-home support focuses on preserving independence, dignity, and wellbeing while providing the right level of care at the right time. Like the stronger home care providers in the market, our approach centres on flexible support that fits around the person, not the other way around.
Depending on individual needs, our Home Care Services may include:
We believe quality home care should feel supportive, flexible, and built around the individual. Our team takes the time to understand each person’s needs, goals, routines, and preferences so we can provide care that is genuinely tailored.
With Professional Health Care Services, you can expect:
Home Care Services are supports delivered in a person’s home to help with daily living, personal care, domestic tasks, companionship, and sometimes clinical or nursing needs. Leading Australian home-care providers position these services as support that helps people continue living safely and independently at home.
Yes. In-home care is designed to help people remain in familiar surroundings while receiving the assistance they need with everyday living, wellbeing, and safety. This independence-at-home message is central to both Right at Home and Respect’s service positioning.
Home care may include personal care, cleaning, laundry, shopping assistance, meal preparation, companionship, nursing, and transport support, depending on the person’s needs.
Yes, but the program has changed. Respect states that the Support at Home program replaced the Home Care Packages program on 1 November 2025 for eligible older Australians who need support to live at home.
Yes. Strong providers in this space emphasise that in-home care can scale from basic domestic help through to personal care and more complex support as needs change.
You can contact our team to discuss your needs, the type of support you are looking for, and whether private or government-funded options may be suitable. Respect also highlights a guided, step-by-step approach to starting home care, including help with understanding access and care needs.
