Home Care Moreton Bay

When it comes to outstanding aged care services in the Moreton region, we’re here for you. We are dedicated to providing compassionate and personalised support to you in this jaw-dropping coastal region. Our team of skilled professionals understands the unique needs and challenges you may face, ensuring that you receive the highest level of care and attention. From being about to develop personalised care plans (for CHSP and Support at Home package holders) to community activities, our Cura Aged Care services in the Moreton region are designed to enhance your wellbeing and promote a fulfilling lifestyle.

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In-Home Aged Care & Home Care Packages In Moreton Bay

Our in-home aged care services in Moreton Bay are complemented by comprehensive support, designed to bring essential care and support right to your doorstep. We focus on delivering a range of services, from personal care and assistance to social visits, all personalised to the individual needs of each client. This approach ensures that you can continue to live comfortably and safely in your own homes, supported by a network of professional care and community resources.

Why Choose Cura Aged Care?

When searching for aged care services, there are many factors to consider. Our customers want to find a provider that is both convenient and caring, with the right mix of services to meet their needs.

But what sets Cura apart?

Registered Charity

As a registered not-for-profit, Cura Aged Care operates with a clear purpose: to uplift and support the local community. We are proud to invest the proceeds we generate back into the community, ensuring that funds are allocated towards the provision of essential care, support, and valuable community services. Together, we can make a positive impact and build a stronger, more inclusive community for all.

Cultural Safety & Language Matching

We speak your language. Our staff have taken part in intensive training about different cultures and we speak over 40 languages. Not only that, but we also understand the cultural needs of different groups within the community.

20+ Years’ Experience Servicing The Senior Community

At Cura, we have been providing aged care services in the Moreton region and beyond for over 20 years. In this time we have refined our training and services to be able to provide better care and support to those who need it.

Fun and Engaging Social Outings

Our aged care social outings are designed to create social connections among seniors. On these outings, seniors have the opportunity to meet new people, build friendships, and engage in fun shared experiences.

People-Focused Approach

At Cura, people are at the heart of everything we do. Whether you have a specific disability, come from a complex cultural background, or have other unique needs, we go above and beyond to provide the best service possible.

Consistent & Stable Support

When you choose us, you can rely on our commitment to your wellbeing. Our team has been serving the community for over two decades, building a strong foundation of trust and reliability. As a smaller provider, we offer direct access to a dedicated advisor who will ensure you receive the support you need as soon as possible.

Home Care FAQs

A Home Care Package (HCP) is a government-funded program designed to help older Australians who need coordinated services to help them stay at home. The program provides a subsidy towards a package of care, services, and case management to meet the individual needs of older people. There are four levels of Home Care Packages to cater to different levels of care and support needs, ranging from basic care needs to high care needs.

Eligibility for a Home Care Package is determined through an assessment by an Aged Care Assessment Team (ACAT). To be eligible, you must be an older person who needs coordinated services to help you stay at home. The assessment will consider your physical, medical, psychological, and social needs. If you’re considering a Home Care Package for yourself or a loved one, reach out today to learn how we can help you with the application process.

The Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP) is an entry-level aged care program for older Australians who need some assistance with daily tasks to live independently at home. The CHSP provides a basic level of support through services like domestic help, personal care, meals and food preparation, respite care, and transport. This program is meant to help those with manageable needs that can be mostly met through scheduled support.

Eligibility for the CHSP is also determined through an assessment, but it is typically conducted by a Regional Assessment Service (RAS). The service is intended for those aged 65 years and older (or 50 years and older for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people) who are still managing well at home but require a small amount of assistance with daily tasks. If you want to learn more about whether you or a loved one is eligible for this program, contact us today to speak with a member of our staff

The Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP) and Home Care Packages (HCP) are both government-funded programs aimed at assisting older Australians to live independently at home, but they cater to different levels of needs:

  • Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP): This program is designed as an entry-level service for older people who need minimal assistance to maintain their independence at home. It offers a basic level of support, which might include help with household tasks, basic home maintenance, personal care, and transport. Services are typically delivered on an ad-hoc basis, according to the specific service rather than a comprehensive coordinated plan.

  • Home Care Packages (HCP): This program provides four levels of care packages to support people with moderate to high care needs. Unlike CHSP, HCPs are coordinated and planned care programs that are tailored to meet the complex and ongoing care needs of individuals. Each package level allows for more hours of care and a greater range of services, managed by a care provider like CÜRA who works with the client to develop a personalised care plan.

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What Our Clients Have to Say
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I.M.Box

Lovely people, excellent premises and facilities, a place to visit and meet other multicultural people.

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Tariq Mahmood

I really like it and people are very loving and caring especially Athar has been very humble, caring and helpful . I am proud of being part of this community. Thank you very much for ongoing care for community.

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Robert J Baxter

Thumbs up. You have helped me greatly. Thank you

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Nathan Fearon

I have done some work at Cura Aged Care as a contractor over the years, and every time, I am very impressed at how friendly and helpful all the staff are, both to me and the people they are taking care of 🙂 (more…)

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Lisa Burnie

The Team at Cura are so very welcoming and friendly, they make you feel like family and in my opinion, that is just gold.

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Kevin & Dot

We highly recommend Cura Aged Care as a Home Care Provider. We had a very unfortunate time with our first provider and after careful consideration we joined Cura and have had a wonderful relationship with them for the past 2 years. The greatest bliss for us has been the fact that we have one continuous carer, Robin, who is trustworthy and so caring of Dot.

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Problems We Solve

At Cura Aged Care, we’re here to help. We have worked hard to cultivate close ties with our local communities, helping to enrich the lives of those who need a little extra support. Here are some of the ways in which we can help you.