Stay independent longer
This will look different for everyone. It might mean regular nursing care to monitor your recovery from an injury, a program of activities and exercises to improve your strength and balance, or a dietitian to help you prepare delicious and nutritious meals.
Rebuild your strength and regain your independence
Short-term support
Clinical care from a team you can trust
Coordinated Care
Assistive Technology and Home Modifications
Additional support
We'll walk beside you
What is Restorative Care?
If you’re recovering from a recent hospital stay or managing an ongoing health condition, the Restorative Care Pathway can help by providing up to 12 weeks of nursing and allied health support to help you get back on your feet.
What this looks like will be different for everyone. It might involve a program of activities and exercises to improve strength and balance. It could also mean arranging access to mobility aids, a dietitian to help you prepare nutritious meals, or installing minor modifications around the house, such as bathroom rails.
Your Restorative Care Plan may include:
- Tailored exercise programs to improve strength, balance, and mobility
- Access to physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and other allied health professionals
- Help from a dietitian to plan and prepare nutritious meals
- Recommendations and installation of mobility aids or home modifications like grab rails or non-slip mats
- Nursing care to monitor health and support recovery after surgery or illness
How do I access the Restorative Care Pathway?
If you have recently experienced a fall, illness, or surgery, ask our friendly team about being assessed for the Restorative Care Pathway.
Whether your goal is to walk to the letterbox, prepare your own meals, or simply feel safe and confident at home, our specialised Restorative Care team are here to support you to reach your recovery goals.
Funding Restorative Care Pathway services
