White Oak

White Oak began in 1998 when my Mum Mary and her business partner Angela saw the need for high quality care services to keep people living well in the local community. Mary and Angela both had years of aged care experience as a nurse and occupational therapist and recognised that many people would be able to stay living in their own homes if they were given the care and support they needed.

We respect your right to make the right decision for you when it comes time to pick who you want to come into your home and support you or your loved one. Learn how our approach to aged care can work for you by hearing from our staff and home care clients on the video below. Quick tip: You can resize the video to play on your full screen if you click the diamond icon in between the 'HD' and 'Vimeo' labels on the bottom right of the video player.

Our people offer friendly, warm and caring service each and every time you see them. We try to select the right mix of staff for all your caring needs, and people we think you will like and trust based on your interests. The first time you invite someone into your home can feel like it is hard to know where to start.

You may be eligible to receive home care services through a Commonwealth funded program. As an accredited provider of Home Care Packages, Veterans Home Care, Community Nursing and the Commonwealth Home Support Programme White Oak can deliver services to you at a subsidised rate. With some of the most competitive hourly service charges, get more from your package funds.

The Commonwealth Department of Health manages the Home Care Package Program, which was established to support older Australians remain in their own homes and communities. There are four (4) levels of Home Care Packages - from Level 1 for basic care needs to Level 4 for more complex needs. Each level attracts a different subsidy amount which is then applied to the cost of delivering services.