Blue Care Elanora Community Care

Kalwun Home and Community Care (HACC) is designed to support eligible persons to remain living in their own homes in a way that promotes independence and reduces their risk of premature and/or inappropriate admission to residential aged care.

The service aims to assist frail older people and younger people with moderate, severe or profound disabilities and their carers. Kalwun HACC provides basic support and involves an assessment process. Services can include help at home and help in getting out into the community.

Kalwun HACC services provided in the community may include:

Centre-based day respite
Social and Transport support
Allied health services
Kalwun HACC services provided at home may include:

Domestic assistance – Household jobs like cleaning.
Personal care – Includes help with bathing or showering and hair care.
Home maintenance – Includes care of a client's lawn and annual spring cleans.
Kalwun HACC also provides food services, these services may include:

providing meals at a community centre or day centre
helping with shopping for food, preparing and storing it
delivering meals to your home.
In order to assess your needs, a person from a Kalwun HACC will talk to clients about their daily living. The information provided is written into the HACC Ongoing Needs Identification (ONI) form. This is used by the all HACC agency to decide whether people are eligible for a service and what type of service they need.

Kalwun Home and Community Care (HACC)

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Aged Care Assessment Team (ACAT) - Gold Coast

The Aged Care Assessment Program (ACAP) is jointly funded by the Commonwealth Government and the States and Territories. Aged Care Assessment Teams (ACATs) are required to conduct a holistic assessment of the clients care needs - taking into account the physical, medical, psychiatric and social needs of frail older people, including their rehabilitation potential - in order to help them choose the most appropriate services to meet their needs. 
Assessment and approval by an ACAT is mandatory for admission to residential care and residential respite care, and to receive assistance from Home Care Packages and Transition Care.

ACATs also refer people to community services.

Queensland Health - Aged Care Assessment Team

Services available: 
HCP L2; HCP L4; Home care packages; Spiritual and pastoral care.

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