FORMER HOME CARE PACKAGE · LEVEL 3
Connected care.
One personal plan.
The former Level 3 package supported intermediate care needs. When several parts of life need support, a clear, coordinated plan becomes especially important.
Explore current supportA CONVERSATION ABOUT YOUR NEEDS
Bring the moving parts together.
- Your day-to-day support
- Explain what is working in your current routine, and where you need help to be more consistent.
- Your health conversations
- Share relevant advice from your health professionals with the care team, with your consent.
- Your chosen people
- Agree who should be involved, how updates will be shared and who to contact with a question.
MAKE IT PERSONAL
Make the handovers clear.
A shared picture.
A clearer plan.
Ask who coordinates your care and how changes are communicated. A written list of contact names, agreed responsibilities and upcoming reviews can be useful when several people are involved.
These are discussion prompts, not a service entitlement or a recommended clinical care plan.
THEN AND NOW
Keep the old label
in perspective.
FORMER PROGRAM
HCP Level 3
A historical description for intermediate care needs under the four-level Home Care Packages program.
CURRENT NEXT STEP
Check your own arrangements
Read your latest outcome and agreement. The same number in Support at Home does not automatically mean the same funding or services.
Understand current classificationsUSEFUL TO KNOW
Questions about Level 3.
What if my care needs have increased?
Tell your provider about the changes rather than relying on the old Level 3 label. Ask whether a care-plan review or reassessment is needed.
Does this level guarantee a particular mix of care?
No. Service planning depends on your current assessment, approvals, budget and the support available from your provider.
LET’S FIND YOUR NEXT STEP
Start with the support
you need today.
Have your current care documents nearby if you can. HomeCaring can discuss your situation and help you understand the next step.
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