Home care providers across Australia
All 2,502 home care services across Australia. Under Support at Home, your budget follows you and you choose the provider. Start with your state or search your suburb.
Choose your state or territory
New South Wales
793 home care providers
Victoria
626 home care providers
Queensland
507 home care providers
Western Australia
264 home care providers
South Australia
145 home care providers
Tasmania
75 home care providers
Australian Capital Territory
37 home care providers
Northern Territory
55 home care providers
Where the services actually are
Supply is not spread evenly. These are the areas with the most home care providers in the country, which is a useful starting point if you have any flexibility about location, because more options in reach usually means less waiting and more leverage to choose well.
Bella Vista, NSW (43)Macquarie Park, NSW (42)Shepparton, VIC (27)Notting Hill, VIC (20)Port Macquarie, NSW (19)Bundoora, VIC (18)Ringwood, VIC (16)Oxley, QLD (16)Sydney, NSW (15)Adelaide, SA (15)Wagga Wagga, NSW (14)Morwell, VIC (14)Mildura, VIC (14)West Perth, WA (14)Melbourne, VIC (13)Castle Hill, NSW (12)Coffs Harbour, NSW (12)Tuggerah, NSW (12)Birtinya, QLD (12)Osborne Park, WA (12)Rivervale, WA (12)Hurstville, NSW (11)Wollongong, NSW (11)Toowoomba, QLD (11)
Understanding home care in Australia
How many home care providers are there in Australia?
There are 2,502 home care services on the current national service list. Home Care Packages transitioned to the Support at Home program on 1 November 2025.
Are home care providers given Star Ratings?
No. The government publishes Star Ratings for residential aged care homes only. No quality score exists for any home care provider, so compare them on what they will commit to in writing: hourly rates, care management fees, who actually delivers the care, and how they cover staff absences.
Can I change home care providers?
Yes, at any time. Under Support at Home your budget follows you rather than the provider, and exit fees are banned. If a provider is not delivering, switching is your strongest lever and most families have many alternatives servicing their area.
Does my provider have to be in my suburb?
No. Providers set their own service areas and many cover a wide region, so a provider based several suburbs away may well service your address. Always confirm coverage directly before signing anything.