Advisory ServicesExtra care where and when it's needed

When faced with a dilemma about healthcare, we understand how difficult it can be, in practical and emotional terms, to decide what the best care is for ourselves or a loved one.

Sometimes it is difficult to accept additional support or acknowledge delicate matters, such as expectations placed on family members and carers. There can be feelings of concern, guilt and stress, something that's very common, as many people often find it hard to deal with changing family dynamics to access the appropriate services.

St Luke's staff can help in these situations by sensitively talking over the particular circumstances and concerns and exploring the range of care options available.

Whether through supportive discussion or as a source of information, our aim is to help individuals and/or family groups to:

• Address difficult choices and decisions relating to residential aged care or home care
• Suggest positive solutions and strategies
• Outline costs of the various care options we offer
• Track progress and provide follow-up assistance

More Information

St Luke's Guide to Aged Care
St Luke's Home Care Brochure