24-HOUR LIVE-IN OR 12-HOUR
Care attendant
at home.
Practical, non-clinical support for adults who need help to move through the day safely and with dignity.
What the plan can include
- Personal hygiene, dressing and toileting assistance
- Feeding, mobility and routine support
- Companionship and observation shared with the family
Clear scope before care begins
Care attendants do not perform nursing procedures, diagnose conditions or make medication decisions.
Availability and pricing are confirmed after the care need, locality, PIN, schedule and preferred start have been assessed.
How to begin
- Tell us what is happening. Share contact details, care required, locality, PIN and preferred start.
- Complete an assessment. We clarify the appropriate scope and professional role.
- Confirm the plan. Staffing, schedule, supervision, fees and start date are agreed before care begins.
Discuss care attendant.
Questions families ask
What does a care attendant do?
A care attendant gives practical, non-clinical support: personal hygiene, dressing and toileting assistance, feeding, mobility and routine support, and companionship, with observations shared with the family.
Can a care attendant give injections or medicines?
No. Care attendants do not perform nursing procedures, diagnose conditions or make medication decisions. Where clinical care is needed, an assessed plan with a registered nurse is required.
Is live-in or 12-hour care available?
Care attendants are arranged as 24-hour live-in or 12-hour care. Availability and pricing are confirmed after the care need, locality, PIN, schedule and preferred start have been assessed.
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ANM · GNM · BSC
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Post-discharge care
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Scheduled nurse visits
Defined clinical tasks such as dressings, injections and catheter care.
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