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How AusCareGuide works

We aggregate data from official government registers and make it easy to find and compare providers.

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We pull from the NDIS Commission, Healthdirect NHSD, MyAgedCare, and OMARA - the same registers used by government.

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We enrich listings with reviews, ratings, contact details, and filter by suburb, service type, and specialisation.

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Guides

What things cost, who pays for what, and how to read the paperwork.

NDIS Price Guide 2026-27: Price Limits for the Supports People Actually UseThe NDIS Pricing Arrangements set the maximum a provider can charge for each support. This guide pulls out the limits that matter to most participants - support workers, support coordination, plan management and therapy - and explains how they apply to your plan.NDIS Behaviour Support (Positive Behaviour Support) ExplainedNDIS behaviour support helps people whose disability may be associated with behaviours of concern. Here is what a behaviour support practitioner does, what a behaviour support plan involves, and how it is regulated.Home Care Packages and the Support at Home Program ExplainedHome Care Packages were replaced by the new Support at Home program on 1 November 2025. Here is what changed, what Support at Home funds, and how to access in-home aged care.The Support at Home Program Explained: A Plain-English Guide for FamiliesSupport at Home replaced Home Care Packages on 1 November 2025. This guide explains how the program works, the eight funding levels, what you pay, how to apply, and what changes if you were already receiving home care.NDIS Support Workers: What They Do, What They Cost and How to Hire OneSupport workers deliver most of the hands-on help the NDIS funds. This guide explains the tasks they can do, the 2026 price limits including weekend loadings, the difference between agencies and platforms, and how to find and keep a good one.NDIS Plan Management Explained: Self-Managed, Plan-Managed, or Agency-Managed?How your NDIS plan is managed determines which providers you can use and how much control you have over your funding. Here's a plain-English breakdown of all three options.NDIS Eligibility and How to Apply: The Access Criteria, the Evidence and the ProcessTo get an NDIS plan you must meet age, residence and disability or early intervention requirements, and prove it with evidence from health professionals. This guide sets out the criteria, what evidence works, how to apply, and what changed under the 2024 reforms.Residential Aged Care Fees Explained: What a Nursing Home Costs in 2026Entering an aged care home from 1 November 2025 means four possible costs: a basic daily fee everyone pays, two means-tested contributions with daily and lifetime caps, and your accommodation. Here is what each one is, the current rates, and three worked examples.

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