Aged Care Coordination

Bringing the right supports together, so you don’t have to manage everything alone.

As care needs grow, individuals and families can find themselves coordinating multiple services, appointments and providers at the same time. RAC helps bring those moving parts together, follow up what needs to happen and keep the support around the person organised.

Aged Care Coordination is about making day-to-day care easier to manage, especially when several different services need to work together.

What can Aged Care Coordination help with?

RAC can help organise and coordinate practical supports such as:

  • cleaners and gardeners
  • meal preparation and pre-prepared meal services
  • doctor and dentist appointments
  • podiatry and other allied health appointments
  • wheelchair repairs and equipment-related needs
  • home support services
  • communication and follow-up with providers
  • other practical services that support day-to-day wellbeing and independence

The goal is to reduce the amount of chasing and organising that falls on the person or their family.

  • Home Support

    Help coordinating cleaners, gardeners and other practical support around the home.

  • Meals & Daily Needs

    Support arranging meal preparation, pre-prepared meals and other everyday services.

  • Health Appointments

    Help coordinating doctors, dentists, podiatrists and other health or allied health appointments.

  • Equipment & Practical Support

    Follow-up for wheelchair repairs, equipment needs and other services that help maintain independence.

One point of coordination

When several providers are involved, it can be difficult to keep track of who is doing what, what still needs to be organised and what needs following up.

RAC can act as a central point of coordination, helping communicate with services, organise appointments and keep things moving so the person and their family do not have to manage every detail alone.

A practical, person-centred approach

Every person’s situation is different. RAC takes the time to understand what support is already in place, what is missing and where things may be becoming difficult to manage.

We help bring the right services together around the person, with a focus on practical support, clear communication and maintaining as much independence as possible.

One point of coordination. Less chasing. More confidence that the right support is in place.