Help your parent get a Support at Home classification that matches their real needs.
The assessment decides a budget of between $11,031.56 and $80,294.00 a year. Assessors can’t change the algorithm’s result on the day, though an escalation pathway for exceptional cases was legislated in October 2026. What gets recorded on the day matters. We help families prepare, step by step.
Annual budget by classification level
Level 8: $80,294.00 a year
$20,073.50 each quarter · budgets from 1 October 2026
What we're building
Free classification calculator
Before or after the assessment
Answer plain-language questions about everyday tasks. See the likely classification range and which needs must be recorded.
Assessment preparation pack
Before the assessment · coming soon
Turn what you notice day to day into a clear summary that follows the structure of the assessment — including the bad days and the help family already gives.
Review preparation pack
Within 28 days of the decision · coming soon
Your exact deadline, a gap analysis, a draft review letter and an evidence checklist — for when the classification doesn’t match reality.
Whose side we're on
Accurate, not inflated
We help you describe needs as they really are. We will never show you how to “game” the algorithm.
No referral fees
We don’t recommend providers and take no commissions. One public price per document.
Built from official sources
Every rule and number traces back to published government documents, with the date we last checked.
Latest guides
All guides- What the aged care assessment (IAT) asks: a section-by-section guide for families9 min read · checked 12 November 2026
- Disagree with your aged care assessment? The 28-day review window explained7 min read · checked 11 November 2026
- How the Support at Home classification algorithm works8 min read · checked 12 November 2026
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