Our aged care team can help you understand the Restorative Care Pathway and Leora’s role as your Support at Home provider.
The Restorative Care Pathway
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Summary
Looking for palliative care at home? Leora provides compassionate in-home aged care and nursing support and works alongside families and healthcare teams.
The Restorative Care Pathway is a short-term pathway under the Australian Government’s Support at Home program.
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It provides intensive allied health and nursing support to help eligible older people maintain or regain function and reduce or prevent further decline. An approved episode may last for up to 16 weeks.
Eligibility is determined through an aged care assessment. Once approved, you will work with your provider to set goals and develop a plan for your restorative care services.
Your restorative care journey with Leora
1. Understand your needs
We listen to what has changed and what you would like to be able to do again.
2. Set practical goals
Your goals guide the services and support included in your plan.
3. Bring the right team together
We coordinate approved nursing, allied health and care services.
4. Review your progress
Your plan can be adjusted as your strength, confidence and abilities improve.
Why choose Leora?
- Coordinated care at home
- Access to nursing and allied health support
- Clear goals and regular reviews
- Support shaped around your routines and priorities
- An experienced Support at Home provider beside you
Frequently asked questions
Who is restorative care for?
It may help older people whose independence or ability has changed after illness, injury, hospitalisation or age-related decline.
How long does restorative care last?
An approved Restorative Care Pathway episode can run for up to 16 weeks.
Do I need an assessment?
Yes. Access to the pathway is determined through an aged care assessment.
Is restorative care the same as ongoing home care?
No. It is short-term and goal-focused. The aim is to help you maintain or regain function and independence.