ReCare Services Competitors

Blue Care, part of Uniting Care Queensland, is one of Australia’s leading not-for-profit aged care organisations, dedicated to offering quality person-centred care and support options for those who choose to use our services. Some 11,000 people choose to work or volunteer for Blue Care across Queensland and Northern New South Wales. Together, we work to improve the health and wellbeing of individuals, families and communities as we: reach out to people in need; speak out for fairness and justice; care with compassion, innovation and wisdom. The services offered include: • Generalist and specialist nursing services • Residential aged care services • Allied health services • Personal care, social support and domestic assistance to people in their own homes • Respite care • Retirement living • Pastoral care and counselling We are committed to the provision of services across communities irrespective of class, colour or creed.

The Home Instead Senior Care office located in Hunters Hill is passionate about exceeding the needs of the seniors in our community. Our CAREGivers provide home care help to elderly clients and their families who desire assistance with activities that used to be simple. Tasks like reaching for a tin of soup from the top shelf, opening the mail, reading a book, folding laundry, putting on shoes, or scrap-booking family history are not as easy as they used to be for many seniors. That's why we're here to help.

Helping Hand provides residential aged care, home support services, health care and community programs to older people in metropolitan Adelaide and regional South Australia. Our comprehensive range of services reflects our commitment to choice for older people, and our investment in innovative research and partnerships shows our commitment to respond to our clients’ needs in the changing landscape of aged care in Australia. Whether our client chooses to remain in their own home or join us in our home environment, we believe that we must understand the client’s point of view and recognise their needs. Our clients and their families are provided with the opportunity to be included in their care, decision-making and planning at every step of the way. Helping Hand has gone from strength to strength for seventy years, and now employs more than 2,000 staff and 600 volunteers, providing services to more than 7,000 clients across the state. Our work has a national influence on strategy for ageing – through direct consultation with the Commonwealth Government, we help shape thinking and policy. Our clients’ needs and their personal freedom drive how we innovate, plan, manage and deliver services – they are our motivation.