Our services support everyday life — from daily routines at home to staying connected in your community. Many people use more than one service, and support can evolve as your circumstances shift.
Some supports focus on daily living and participation. Others require a higher level of health awareness, planning, and oversight.
All are delivered through The La Vita Care Compass, La Vita Care Adapt, and La Vita Care Modules — so you experience thoughtful, consistent support without having to give instructions every shift.
Our core services
Personal Support focuses on your everyday living at home — supporting daily routines, personal care, comfort, and wellbeing with practical, respectful, consistent care that helps you feel safe, understood, and supported in your own space.
What this includes:
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Assistance with daily routines and personal care
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Support with comfort, mobility, and positioning
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Help with meals, hydration, and nutrition
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Medication support and documentation
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Creating calm, predictable daily rhythms
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Noticing changes in energy, comfort, or mood
Who this is for:
People who need consistent support with daily living at home, those looking for Supported Independent Living.
Personal care
Community Support helps you stay connected and engaged beyond your home — participating in activities, relationships, and routines that matter to you. Support is shaped around your interests, confidence, and energy, not just transport or tasks.
What this includes:
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Getting out into the community safely and confidently
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Attending appointments, social activities, or hobbies
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Support with shopping and everyday errands
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Connecting with local community events, programs, and activities
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Building confidence and independence in community settings
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Maintaining relationships and social connection
Who this is for:
People who want to participate in community life with support that fits their pace and interests.
Community support
Health & Nursing Care is designed for people whose needs go beyond everyday assistance and require a higher degree of health awareness, planning and oversight.
This support suits people with significant physical, neurological, or health-related needs, where routine, monitoring, and early response are critical to safety and wellbeing.
Support is delivered by trained support staff and guided by clear Health Management Plans, with care informed by external nursing and health professionals.
What this includes:
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High-intensity daily personal activities
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Advanced manual handling and mobility support
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Continence support, bowel care, catheter care
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Mealtime support, enteral feeding, and nutrition routines
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Ongoing health monitoring and specialised supports
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Structured routines to manage fatigue, changes, and health needs
Who this is for:
People who require a higher degree of health awareness, planning, and oversight than standard personal or community support.
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24/7 In-Home Support provides continuous support in your own home, day and night. It is designed for people who need a consistent support presence to stay safe, supported, and well, when scheduled visits alone are not enough.
Support is delivered by a familiar team and built around clear routines and plans, helping care feel calm, predictable, and reassuring.
What this includes:
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Continuous support throughout the day and overnight
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Support with personal care, daily routine, comfort and wellbeing
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Assistance to attend appointments and participate in community activities
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Medication and health -related support with clear documentation
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Health-aware monitoring with early response to changes
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Coordination with nursing, allied health, and medical professionals
Who this is for:
People leaving hospital or experiencing significant changes in mobility or health needs. Those looking for (Supported Independent Living, SIL).
24/7 In-Home support
Onsite shared support means having trained support staff available within your Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) apartment building, during the day and overnight, working alongside your direct support.
You live in your own apartment, with your own routines and privacy. Support is close by if you need it — whether for everyday help, reassurance, or unexpected situations.
What this includes:
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Help with everyday support needs in your apartment
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Someone to check in if you feel unwell, unsettled, or unsure
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Support during unexpected situations, including emergencies
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Assistance with mobility, transfers, and staying physically safe
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Health-aware check-ins and monitoring, so changes can be noticed early
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Familiar onsite staff who help create a calm, welcoming environment, with opportunities to connect if and when you choose
Who this is for:
People living in Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) who want to live independently in their own apartment, with the reassurance that support is available onsite when needed (Supported Independent Living, SIL).
Onsite shared support
Hospital Transition Support helps you move safely and calmly from hospital to home, or through other significant changes in health or mobility. We work closely with you, your family, hospitals, and your health and support team to ensure support is ready, coordinated, and responsive.
What this includes:
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Pre-transition planning and readiness discussions
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Coordinating supports and routines before discharge
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Monitoring patterns and needs during transition
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Adjusting support as recovery or needs change
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Working alongside your health and rehabilitation team
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Ensuring your home setup supports your comfort and safety
Who this is for:
People leaving hospital or experiencing significant changes in mobility or health needs.
Hospital transition
La Vita Care Onsite living support
Independence with reassurance built in
What are readiness discussions?
Readiness discussions help you understand what we're monitoring and how we're ready to adjust care for what might be needed. They're about looking ahead together — so any changes in needs feel less overwhelming and more manageable.
Carolyn, Care Service Manager
Our team
Our team includes experienced service coordinators and support workers with knowledge in acquired brain injuries and neurological care. More importantly, they bring genuine care, attention to detail, and a readiness to listen.
Nabila
Care Service Lead
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Jo
Care Service Lead
Carolyn
Care Service Manager
Jonathan
Founder & CEO
Let's talk about what matters to you.
Whether you're navigating a new diagnosis, planning your loved one's care after hospital, or looking for support that sees the whole person — we're here to help.
Support that goes beyond tasks
What makes our support different is that we start with understanding the whole person.
Seeing the whole person
Understanding you from all the aspects that matter.
Paying attention to what matters
We deliberately notice the details so there's less for you to worry about.
Being ready to adapt care
Preparing calmly, ready to adapt for changing needs.
Walking alongside you
Partnering with you, walking alongside you to provide care & support.