Home Care Packages – How do you get one and what is the cost?
Getting older doesn’t mean you have to leave the home you love. If you or a loved one need a little extra support to stay
Category: Resources for family, carers and support services
Real client stories: How Trilogy Care makes a difference
Navigating aged care for yourself or a loved one can feel overwhelming — especially with shifting government programs, complex systems, and a long list of
What is respite care? Short-term support in aged care
When caring for an older loved one, taking a break is not only okay — it’s essential. That’s where respite care comes in. In this
What are care providers?
Navigating Australia’s aged care system can be challenging. For older people and their families, asking “what are care providers?” is not unusual. An understanding of
What are the Strengthened Quality Standards in aged care?
As part of sweeping reforms under the new Aged Care Act, commencing 1 November 2025, through the Support at Home program, the Australian Government has
Friendship as a form of care – celebrating International Day of Friendship
In November 2025, the Support at Home program will become the new foundation for in-home aged care across Australia. This shift will bring renewed focus
What are my aged care options in Australia?
When it comes to aged care in Australia, understanding your options can help you or your loved one make informed, confident decisions. Whether you're exploring
How will Support at Home impact remote and regional clients?
The upcoming Support at Home program is set to reshape aged care for older Australians—especially those living in regional, rural, and remote communities. With a
Better together: The benefits of partnering with Trilogy Care
In the evolving aged care sector, collaboration is key. As providers adapt to funding reforms, shifting consumer expectations and growing demand for personalised support, many
Family-first care: How Trilogy Care supports families
At Trilogy Care, we understand that aged care is about more than just services — it’s about people, relationships and the families who support their