Luxe Care Blog 

Luxe Care seamlessly melds premium home care with personalisation. Every client can access home care built entirely around their preferences, values, and aspirations.

Maintaining mental health is just as important as maintaining physical wellbeing, especially for older adults and people living with disabilities. As we recognise Mental Health Month, we reflect on how compassionate home care makes a meaningful difference in supporting emotional wellbeing and creating safe, nurturing spaces at home.

Feeling connected, sharing laughs, and having people around makes life richer at any age. Yet many older Australians find themselves spending long hours alone. At Luxe Care, we believe social connection is just as important as physical health. Here’s how our nurse-led home care can help lift spirits, rebuild connections, and make daily life more meaningful.

In Melbourne and throughout Victoria, families expect the highest standards in every facet of life—especially when it comes to supporting their loved ones at home.

Australia’s aged care system is undergoing a significant shift. Starting 1 November 2025, Home Care Packages (HCP) will be merged into a new, streamlined system named Support at Home.

The Support at Home program introduces a defined service list with capped prices. This approach aims to make in-home aged care more transparent and cost-effective. Let’s break down what this means for you.

$4.3 billion will be invested in the government's new Support at Home program.The program will replace the Home Care Packages Program and the Short-Term Restorative Care (STRC) Program.

The government is rolling out a new home care system for Australians. At Luxe Care, we will keep you informed of the latest developments and updates from the "Support at Home" program.

Private Nurses are Registered Nurses (RNs) who assess and support clients so they can remain living in their own homes. Private Nurses help people with disabilities, chronic illness, or cognitive impairment to assist in keeping clients socially and physically active, healthy, and improve the quality of their lives.

We all know that emergencies can happen at any time. If you are a carer of an elder, planning for emergencies will help you to cope even when things go wrong.