Home Care Services in Queensland
There are 457 Home Care Services providers listed in Queensland on AusCareGuide.
Home care services help older Australians stay living safely in their own home: personal care, nursing, cleaning, meals, transport, gardening and social support. Since 1 November 2025 government-funded home care is delivered through the Support at Home program, which replaced Home Care Packages; the {count} providers below are approved to deliver it across Australia.
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Home Care providers in Queensland
Frequently asked questions
Who is eligible for home care in Australia?
People aged 65 and over (50 and over for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people) who need help to keep living at home and whose needs go beyond the entry-level Commonwealth Home Support Programme. Eligibility and your funding classification are decided by an aged care needs assessment arranged through My Aged Care.
What is the difference between home support and a home care package?
The Commonwealth Home Support Programme provides a few hours a week of entry-level help such as cleaning and transport. Home Care Packages were the higher-level program and were replaced on 1 November 2025 by Support at Home, which has eight funding levels from about $11,000 to $80,000 a year for people with greater needs.
How much does home care cost?
Clinical care is free. Full pensioners pay 5% of the price of independence services and 17.5% of everyday living services; self-funded retirees without a Commonwealth Seniors Health Card pay 50% and 80%; part pensioners fall between. Personal care becomes free for everyone from 1 October 2026, and a lifetime cap applies.
How do I find the best home care provider near me?
Compare price lists, because your contribution is a percentage of each provider's prices, then compare worker consistency, after-hours support and availability in your suburb. The providers on this page are drawn from the government register; browse by state and suburb, or use the free placement help service to have them compared for you.
How long is the wait for home care funding?
The median wait from referral to assessment was 25 days in early 2026. After approval, My Aged Care estimated waits of under a month for urgent priority, about a month for high, five to six months for medium and seven to eight months for standard, as at June 2026.
Are the home care providers on this site approved?
Yes. Providers listed on AusCareGuide are sourced from the official My Aged Care register and are approved by the Australian Government to deliver Support at Home services.