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Support at Home
At Super Rehab we support older Australians to live safely and independently at home. With the transition to the Support at Home program, we’ve expanded our services to include the Restorative Care Pathway — delivering short-term allied health interventions to help restore function and wellbeing.
Our Service Framework
We work across key funded home-care programs, including:
- The Support at Home Program (SAH), including the Restorative Care Pathway (RCP) program
- Transitioned Home Care Packages (HCP) Care Recipient
- The Assistive Technology & Home Modification (AT-HM) scheme (in partnership with care coordinators)
- Commonwealth Home Support Program (CHSP)
- Privately funded care
8 Ongoing Support at Home Classifications
Under the new Support at Home Program, ongoing services will be funded through eight classification levels. These levels replace the traditional Home Care Package (HCP) levels, and are designed to provide a more accurate match between a participant’s needs and their funding. Participants will be assigned to one of the 8 classifications after their aged care assessment.
Each classification comes with a quarterly budget that can be used flexibly across services such as allied health, daily living support, cleaning, personal care, transport, and social participation — according to the client’s goals and assessed needs.
4 Transitioned Care Recipient Levels
When the Support at Home program commences, people who were previously receiving a Home Care Package (HCP) will not immediately move into the new 8-level classification system. Instead, they will enter one of four transitioned classifications that directly reflect their former HCP level.
This ensures that older people experience no disruption to their services or funding while the new system rolls out.
If a person was receiving a certain Home Care Package level before the transition, Support at Home will continue to fund them at the same annual value, there is no reduction in their allocation during the transitional period.
Restorative Care Pathway (RCP) Program
The Restorative Care Pathway (RCP) is a short-term, intensive program under the Support at Home framework designed to help older people regain function, improve confidence and maintain independence at home. Over a period of up to 16 weeks, participants receive coordinated allied health support, regular monitoring and a personalised goal-focused plan. Super Rehab delivers multidisciplinary RCP services across Sydney and works closely with providers, care partners and families to ensure seamless, reablement-focused care.
Assistive Technology and Home Modifications scheme
The Assistive Technology and Home Modifications (AT-HM) scheme provides eligible older people with the equipment and home modifications they need to live safely and independently at home. Under the Support at Home program, AT-HM funding is based on assessed need and supports items such as mobility aids, bathroom modifications, rails, ramps and other functional equipment. Super Rehab’s clinicians assess, prescribe and recommend appropriate AT-HM solutions, working closely with providers and families to ensure each item or modification aligns with the participant’s goals and environment.
Our Allied Health Team
We are proud to have a fully integrated allied health team, including:
- Occupational Therapy
- Physiotherapy
- Exercise Physiology
- Dietetics
- Speech Pathology
- Podiatry
- Allied Health Assistants
Why Choose Us for SAH & RCP
- We bring strong experience in the preceding STRC program, now seamlessly transitioning into RCP — we understand the new funding, eligibility and outcomes frameworks.
- We assess beyond symptoms, deliver personalised plans and review outcomes systematically.
- We partner with care coordinators to align our services to participants’ goals, motivations and home environment.
- We speak multiple languages and have experience with diverse cultural communities in Sydney.
- We are results-oriented: our focus is on function, independence and quality of life — not just service hours.
Referral & Next Steps
If you are a provider, care partner or referrer supporting a participant under SAH or considering the Restorative Care Pathway, we invite you to connect with us:
- Complete our online Referral Form (for SAH, RCP or ongoing home care services)
- Or call our Referral Team on (02) 8970 4632
Once a referral is received, we will arrange an initial assessment and develop a therapy plan that aligns with your participant’s goals and support needs.
Feedback & Quality
We value feedback and continuous improvement. If you have feedback or complaints, or would like to review how we’ve supported a participant, please reach out to our team.
If you wish to give us feedback, great, we would love to hear that! Or if you are not happy with the provision of therapy services and wish to make a complaint, you can talk to Super Rehab Health Service Manager on 0430 460 411 or send an email to info@superrehab.com.au