CHSP Services in Wyong by Nestworks Aged Care Services

Yes, we offer social transport services to support community participation and reduce isolation.

Personal care helps with tasks like showering and dressing, while nursing care is for clinical needs like wound dressings or medication management by a qualified nurse.

While subsidised, you are expected to contribute to the cost through co-payments. The amount should be discussed and agreed upon with your provider upfront.

Yes, you can change providers. The process is straightforward; you simply contact a new provider and they will help you transfer your referral.

Respite care gives your primary carer a break, and it can be provided in-home, at a day centre, or through short-term stays in a residential facility.

Yes, most CHSP-meal providers offer a range of options to cater to medical, cultural, and personal dietary needs.

No, you can access a combination of services (e.g., nursing, transport, and domestic help) as outlined in your care plan to meet your specific goals.

Yes, your CHSP support can be reviewed and potentially increased as a stop-gap measure while you wait for a higher level of care.

The service focuses on your personal care and home maintenance needs, but there may be limits on very heavy tasks for staff safety; this should be clarified with your provider.

Many providers have access to professional interpreters or bilingual staff to ensure you can fully understand and direct your care.

Absolutely, CHSP transport providers must have accessible vehicles to assist clients with mobility aids.

Yes, you can arrange a temporary suspension of services. It's important to notify your provider in advance to manage schedules and billing.

Yes, social support is a key component, including group activities and one-on-one companionship to combat social isolation.

Your provider should have public liability insurance that covers any accidental damage caused by their staff while delivering services.

Yes, you can and should request a worker you feel comfortable with, and providers will make every effort to respect your preference.

It focuses on essential tasks for a safe and hygienic home (e.g., vacuuming, mopping) rather than deep cleaning like washing windows or cleaning ovens.

Yes, many providers offer assisted shopping where a worker shops on your behalf or accompanies you for support.

The RAS assesses for entry-level care like CHSP, while an ACAT assessment is required for higher-level needs, such as a Home Care Package or residential aged care.