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Tell us what dignity and comfort mean in your routine, including language, privacy, culture and the way you prefer people to communicate.
We believe good support is shaped with the person receiving it. Our approach brings respect, clear communication and meaningful everyday goals into conversations with participants, families and referring professionals.
You should feel heard, understand the proposed support and have room to make your own decisions. My Remarkable Care’s REMARKABLE values give us a clear focus: support that respects the person and stays connected with the life they want to lead.
Tell us what dignity and comfort mean in your routine, including language, privacy, culture and the way you prefer people to communicate.
You choose whether family, advocates or treating professionals are involved and how relevant information can be shared.
Bring your priorities and questions. We discuss practical options, explain the proposed arrangement and confirm what can be offered.
Prefer to talk? Call 0403 157 562. Service suitability, local availability and funding arrangements are confirmed individually.
My Remarkable Care supports NDIS participants in Melbourne, Sydney and Queensland to work towards their goals, build everyday skills and stay connected with their communities. We plan practical support around each person’s routines, strengths and choices, from daily living assistance to help organising services.
Your preferences matter when discussing worker skills, communication, timing and the people you want involved. Before services begin, you should understand what has been agreed, how much it will cost and who to contact with a question.
Our approach to home support for older people also centres on dignity, familiar routines and staying connected. We discuss aged care services, costs, payment arrangements and provider requirements separately from NDIS supports, so you understand what can be provided.
Explore our servicesYour dignity, identity and choices matter.
Information should help you make your own decisions.
Listening carefully is part of good support.
Be clear about commitments and responsibilities.
Discuss consistent arrangements and clear communication.
Bring warmth and consideration to everyday interactions.
Review support when needs or preferences change.
Make room for questions and speak up about concerns.
Use feedback to understand what can improve.
Keep working towards thoughtful, useful support.
We’ll discuss what you need and confirm the practical details before services are agreed.
Start a conversationShare your goals, location, preferred times and the help you’re looking for.
Discuss service suitability, worker skills, preferences and available arrangements.
Confirm costs, communication, a start date and how support will be reviewed.