Comfort disability and aged home care service

Home care service based in Auburn, NSW 2144

Operated by Comfort Disability and Aged Home Care Services Pty Ltd · Private Incorporated Body

About this listing

This service appears on the Australian Government aged care service list (30 June 2025) as a funded home care provider. Home Care Package services transitioned to the Support at Home program on 1 November 2025. Service areas, pricing and availability change, so always confirm directly with the provider or through My Aged Care.

Under Support at Home, your budget follows you. If a provider is not delivering, you can switch and exit fees are banned.

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What we know about Comfort disability and aged home care service

Comfort disability and aged home care service is listed on the Australian Government aged care service list (30 June 2025) as a funded home care provider based in Auburn, NSW, operating as a private incorporated body. It is part of Comfort Disability and Aged Home Care Services Pty Ltd.

You are not short of choice here. Around 299 other home care services operate within 30 km of Auburn, out of 793 across New South Wales. That matters more in home care than in residential care, because under Support at Home your budget follows you: if a provider is not delivering, you can move to another one, and exit fees are banned.

Home care services do not receive Star Ratings, so no quality score is published for Comfort disability and aged home care service or any other home care provider. Judge them on what they will commit to in writing, and on how they answer the questions below.

Questions worth asking Comfort disability and aged home care service

Because there is no published rating for home care, what a provider will put in writing is the real test.

  1. Which services do you actually deliver yourself, and which do you subcontract? Ask who will be in the house.
  2. What is your hourly rate for personal care, nursing and domestic help, and what do you charge for care management? Ask for it in writing.
  3. As a smaller provider, what happens if my regular worker is sick or on leave, and how quickly can you cover it?
  4. How much of my Support at Home budget goes to your fees rather than to hours of actual care? Care management is capped, so ask them to show the split.
  5. How quickly can you start, and can you take me if my package is approved but not yet assigned?
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Common questions about Comfort disability and aged home care service

Does Comfort disability and aged home care service have a Star Rating?

No. The Australian Government publishes Star Ratings for residential aged care homes only, not for home care providers. Comfort disability and aged home care service appears on the official service list as a funded provider, but no quality score exists for it or for any other home care service. That makes what a provider commits to in writing, and how they answer your questions, the practical way to compare.

Where is Comfort disability and aged home care service based?

Comfort disability and aged home care service is based at Unit 1, 28 Queen Street, Auburn, NSW 2144. Home care providers routinely service areas well beyond their office suburb, so always confirm they cover your address.

Who operates Comfort disability and aged home care service?

Comfort disability and aged home care service is operated by Comfort Disability and Aged Home Care Services Pty Ltd (private incorporated body). Pricing structures and service standards often travel across a provider group.

Can I switch away from Comfort disability and aged home care service if it is not working out?

Yes. Under Support at Home your budget follows you, not the provider. You can change providers at any time and exit fees are banned. Around 299 other services operate within 30 km, so you have real alternatives. Give notice in writing and your new provider can usually help with the handover.

How do I start with Comfort disability and aged home care service?

First you need an assessment through My Aged Care (myagedcare.gov.au or 1800 200 422), which sets your Support at Home classification and budget. Once approved you choose your provider and contact them directly. You can also ask us for a free shortlist that puts Comfort disability and aged home care service beside the other providers servicing your area.