Support at Home — Funding stream

AT-HM Scheme

AT-HM funds Assistive Technology and Home Modifications as two separate, needs-based budgets — tiered Low $513 / Medium $2,052 / High $15,390 each, allocated every 12 months. It sits entirely outside your ongoing quarterly budget.

Low $513 · Medium $2,052 · High $15,390Two budgets, per 12-month periodEffective 1 July 2026

What the AT-HM scheme is for

AT-HM covers two distinct needs: Assistive Technology — aids and equipment that help with daily tasks or mobility — and Home Modifications — changes to the home itself, such as grab rails, ramps, or bathroom modifications, that make it safer to live in. They are assessed and funded as separate budgets, and a participant can draw on both at once if assessed as needing both.

How the funding works

TierAmount
Low$513
Medium$2,052
High$15,390

Each tier applies separately to the Assistive Technology and Home Modifications budgets. Allocations do not accrue or roll over between 12-month periods.

  • Assistance-dog maintenance is funded at the same rate as the Medium tier — $2,052/year.
  • The scheme also includes a percentage-based remoteness supplement for MM6/7 areas — ask My Aged Care or your provider for the current amount, as Carevista does not yet publish this figure.

My Aged Care's consumer page shows rounded "nominal" figures (Low $500 / Medium $2,000 / High $15,000, last updated November 2025). Carevista shows the exact current amounts from the indexed schedule — the legally operative figures — rather than the rounded consumer summary.

Find a provider who offers equipment and home modifications

Browse ACQSC-registered Support at Home providers who offer Assistive Technology and Home Modifications services.

Data sources: Tier amounts sourced from the DoHDA Schedule of Subsidies and Supplements, effective 1 July 2026, verified 29 July 2026 — the legally operative indexed figures, not the rounded nominal amounts shown on My Aged Care — Support at Home costs and contributions. Unlike the other funding-stream pages, these figures are not yet backed by a Supabase reference table — re-verify against the schedule at each 1 July indexation. Indexed annually on 1 July.