2.5 Attendant Care Service Provider issues
It is important that attendant care service providers have appropriate and sufficient skills to enable them to provide high quality personal care, in line with best practice and i
It is important that attendant care service providers have appropriate and sufficient skills to enable them to provide high quality personal care, in line with best practice and i
On 4 May 2026, the Military Rehabilitation and Compensation Commission (the Commission) agreed that consistent with Comcare and other compensation jurisdictions in Australia, compensation for attendant care should be paid for personal care services provided by accredited providers.
This will ensure veterans receive quality and appropriate care within recognised best practice, safety and quality guidelines.
To provide veterans with as much choice and flexibility as possible, veterans should choose from the following:
A claim for attendant care services should be considered carefully in regard to what is reasonable for the client to receive.
A claim is required to access attendant care services.
Attendant care services are provided to assist a person to manage their essential and regular personal care needs.
The Veterans' Hom
For MRCA clients, a determination to pay compensation for household services
When a person moves overseas and requests assistance with household services, the same decision-making principles for those who reside in Australia should be followed.
Generally, household services should only be provided by a professional service provider who has: