
Support at Home: A New Opportunity for Allied Health Providers
The single provider model means aged care providers will need to outsource therapy. How brokerage works, and how to win consistent referrals from it.
Funding environments
Support at Home, the Aged Care Act 2024 and the strengthened standards have changed what Allied Health delivery in Aged Care looks like and what it pays.
Written before the program commenced, and still the clearest explanation of the funding mechanics and the governance obligations that come with them. The nine-month view is coming.

The single provider model means aged care providers will need to outsource therapy. How brokerage works, and how to win consistent referrals from it.

What Standard 5 asks of Allied Health under Support at Home, the four clinical risk areas to watch and the steps that make a service genuinely audit ready.

Aged care is not just another funding stream. The differences in funding, compliance, pricing, referrals and clinical governance, and whether it suits you.
Open, upcoming and recently closed consultations on how Allied Health is funded, regulated, paid and employed, with the date each one closes.
A recorded session on the funding mechanics, pricing and compliance expectations, how to position yourself with registered providers and what separates the providers getting traction.
What governance requires in practice, including the Aged Care Act 2024 obligations that fall on an associated provider delivering under a registered one.
"Trystan has a wealth of knowledge in both the NDIS and Aged Care sectors... His ability to connect with people and find practical solutions sets him apart."
It suits some providers and not others, and the difference is usually in the numbers rather than the clinical work. A discovery call will tell you which one you are.