Home care providers near Beaconsfield, NSW
No home care providers are based in Beaconsfield itself on the current government service list, but home care providers service areas well beyond their office suburb. Here is what is within 30 km.
Home care providers within 30 km of Beaconsfield
Vitality Club Home Care Packages
St Simeon Community Care - Alexandria
Catholic Community Services Homelessness and Housing Support - CACP
Just Better Care, Eastern Suburbs, St George, Sutherland, Inner West
Wyanga Aboriginal Aged Care Program
South Eastern Community Connect Inc
Australian Home Care - South Eastern Sydney Metro
Greek Welfare Centre CACP Service
Greek Welfare Centre Inner West
Greek Welfare Centre South West Sydney
Greek Welfare Centre Hunter
Alliance Health Services Group
Bannister In Home Care
Calvary Community Care Services - Sydney
Multicultural Home Care Packages
ANHF CACPs - South East Sydney
Australian Chinese Community Association Housing Linked Packages
Australian Chinese Community Association South East Sydney CACPs
What the official data says about home care in Beaconsfield
No home care services are based in Beaconsfield itself on the current government service list. That is common and it does not mean you are stuck: home care providers routinely service areas well beyond the suburb their office sits in, and 200 operate within 30 km.
Who runs the services within reach of Beaconsfield
Many services belong to a larger group. Knowing the operator is useful, because standards, pricing structures and culture often travel across a group.
Anglicare Sydney (40 services nearby)Catholic Healthcare (11 services nearby)Feros Care (7 services nearby)Australian Nursing Home Foundation Limited (5 services nearby)HammondCare (5 services nearby)The Benevolent Society (5 services nearby)Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia Consolidated Trust - Greek Welfare Centre (4 services nearby)The Uniting Church in Australia Property Trust (NSW) (4 services nearby)Australian Home Healthcare Services Pty Ltd (4 services nearby)Australian Chinese Community Association of New South Wales (3 services nearby)The Sir Moses Montefiore Jewish Home (3 services nearby)Pearl Home Care Pty Ltd (3 services nearby)
What it costs to get care at home near Beaconsfield
Under Support at Home, the government sets a quarterly budget based on your assessed needs, running from about $11,010.01 to $80,137.12 a year (as at 1 July 2026). Clinical care such as nursing is fully funded. You contribute a share of everyday and independence services, and providers servicing Beaconsfield set their own hourly rates, so it is worth comparing two or three.
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Alexandria (1, 1 km)Roseberry (1, 1 km)Waterloo (1, 2 km)Redfern (1, 2 km)Newtown (5, 2 km)Mascot (1, 2 km)Easlakes (1, 2 km)Daceyville (1, 3 km)Surry Hills (6, 3 km)Ultimo (1, 3 km)
Common questions about home care in Beaconsfield
How many home care providers are there in Beaconsfield?
None are based in Beaconsfield itself, but 200 operate within 30 km. Home care providers service areas well beyond their office suburb, so this is rarely a barrier.
How much does home care in Beaconsfield cost?
Your costs depend on your assessed Support at Home classification and your income and assets. Clinical care is fully government funded. You contribute a share of independence and everyday living services, and hourly rates vary between providers servicing Beaconsfield, so compare two or three before committing.
Do I have to choose a provider in Beaconsfield itself?
No. Providers set their own service areas and many cover a wide region, so a provider based in a neighbouring suburb may well service Beaconsfield. Always confirm coverage directly.
What is the first step to arranging care in Beaconsfield?
An assessment through My Aged Care (myagedcare.gov.au or 1800 200 422). Nothing is government funded until that assessment is done, and the queue moves slowly, so applying early is the single most useful thing you can do. You can shortlist providers while you wait.