Bellerive · TAS · 7018
In-Home Aged Care in Bellerive, TAS
Comparing in-home aged care in Bellerive? Browse the providers we list serving Bellerive and the surrounding Hobart area, typically $7,500 — $61,000/year. Credentials and pricing shown where published — independent, no paid placements.
Which in-home care provider should I choose for my dad?
In-home care brings support to your house — help with showering, meals, cleaning, medication and transport, funded through a Home Care Package (4 levels, $7,500-$61,000/year). Residential aged care means moving into a 24/7 supported home with nursing staff, meals provided, and full personal care. The trigger for residential care is usually when in-home support is no longer enough — typically advanced dementia, multiple falls, or 24-hour nursing needs. Most Australians use in-home care first (often for years) before residential placement.
189,000+
Australians in residential aged care
$450,000
Average RAD (Refundable Accommodation Deposit)
$32B
Aged care market size (2026)
300,000+
Australians using Home Care Packages
Bellerive at a glance
Bellerive (7018) is a residential suburb of Hobart, TAS. Below are the aged care providers we list serving Bellerive and the wider Hobart area, with the credentials and pricing each one publishes. Aged-care fees and the ACAT assessment process are the same across Australia — only the providers and accommodation prices change by location.
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Aged Care serving Bellerive listed in our directory
Alphabetical. Ordering on ranked listicles follows our methodology. Updated June 2026.
Barossa Park Lodge
OneCare Limited is a not-for-profit community aged-care provider operating Barossa Park Lodge (Glenorchy), Hobart. Services include residential aged care, dementia-specific, respite, palliative.
Bishop Davies Court
OneCare Limited is a not-for-profit community aged-care provider operating Bishop Davies Court (Kingston), Hobart. Services include residential aged care.
Corumbene Care
Corumbene Care is a community not-for-profit aged-care home in New Norfolk, Hobart. Services include residential aged care, dementia-specific, respite.
Derwent Views
Respect Group Limited is a not-for-profit community aged-care provider operating Derwent Views (Lindisfarne), Hobart. Services include residential aged care, dementia-specific, respite, palliative.
Glenview Community Services
Glenview Community Services is a community not-for-profit aged-care home in Glenorchy, Hobart. Services include residential aged care, dementia-specific, respite.
Glenview Community Services Inc.
Glenview Community Services Inc is a not-for-profit community aged-care provider operating Glenview Community Services Inc. (Glenorchy), Hobart. Services include residential aged care, palliative.
Korongee
Glenview Community Services Inc is a not-for-profit community aged-care provider operating Korongee (Derwent Park), Hobart. Services include residential aged care.
OneCare Barossa Park Lodge
OneCare Barossa Park Lodge is a community not-for-profit aged-care home in Glenorchy, Hobart. Services include residential aged care, dementia-specific, respite, palliative.
OneCare Bishop Davies Court
OneCare Bishop Davies Court is a community not-for-profit aged-care home in Kingston, Hobart. Services include residential aged care, dementia-specific, respite.
Regis Tasmania - Eastern Shore
Regis Tasmania - Eastern Shore is a ASX-listed aged-care home in Warrane, Hobart. Services include residential aged care, dementia-specific, respite, palliative.
Rivulet
Southern Cross Care (Tas) Inc is a faith-based not-for-profit aged-care provider operating Rivulet (South Hobart), Hobart. Services include residential aged care, dementia-specific, respite, palliative.
Southern Cross Care Fairway Rise
Southern Cross Care Fairway Rise is a faith-based not-for-profit aged-care home in Lindisfarne, Hobart. Services include residential aged care, dementia-specific, respite, palliative.
Southern Cross Care Guilford Young Grove
Southern Cross Care Guilford Young Grove is a faith-based not-for-profit aged-care home in Sandy Bay, Hobart. Services include residential aged care, dementia-specific, respite.
Southern Cross Care Rivulet
Southern Cross Care Rivulet is a faith-based not-for-profit aged-care home in South Hobart, Hobart. Services include residential aged care, dementia-specific, respite.
Southern Cross Care Rosary Gardens
Southern Cross Care Rosary Gardens is a faith-based not-for-profit aged-care home in New Town, Hobart. Services include residential aged care, dementia-specific, respite, palliative.
St Ann’s
Respect Group Limited is a not-for-profit community aged-care provider operating St Ann’s (Hobart), Hobart. Services include residential aged care, dementia-specific, respite, palliative.
The Queen Victoria Home
Queen Victoria Home Inc is a not-for-profit community aged-care provider operating The Queen Victoria Home (Lindisfarne), Hobart. Services include residential aged care, dementia-specific, respite.
Uniting AgeWell Queenborough Rise Community
Uniting AgeWell Queenborough Rise Community is a faith-based not-for-profit aged-care home in Sandy Bay, Hobart. Services include residential aged care, dementia-specific, palliative, allied health.
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Common questions
Aged Care FAQs, Bellerive
How do I get an ACAT assessment for my parent?
Call My Aged Care on 1800 200 422. The assessment is free and conducted by a qualified team (usually a nurse or social worker) at your parent's home. It takes 1-2 hours and determines what level of care they're eligible for — Home Care Package levels, residential aged care, respite, or transition care. You'll receive a referral code by post within 2-4 weeks. Without an ACAT code, you cannot access subsidised aged care services.
How much does aged care cost in Bellerive (Bellerive) in 2026?
Residential aged care costs include a Refundable Accommodation Deposit (RAD) of $400k-$1.2M (returned when you leave), the Basic Daily Care Fee of $61.96/day (paid by everyone), a means-tested care fee of 0-$32,718/year based on income and assets, and optional extra services fees. Total annual cost ranges from $30,000 (low-means residents) to $90,000+ (premium homes). In-home care via Home Care Packages is much cheaper: $7,500-$61,000/year depending on level.
What is the difference between low-care and high-care?
These categories were abolished in 2014. Aged care homes now offer a mix of care levels and adjust as residents' needs change. Your level of subsidy is determined by the Aged Care Funding Instrument (ACFI) assessment done after admission. This means you don't need to move homes if your mum's needs increase — the same home will provide more support and the government subsidy will increase accordingly.
How long does it take to get into an aged care home?
In metropolitan Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth, most homes have vacancies and placement can occur within 1-4 weeks of an ACAT assessment being completed. Premium homes in inner suburbs may have 3-12 month waitlists. Regional homes are typically faster (1-2 weeks). Specialist dementia care units are slower (4-12 weeks) due to limited bed numbers. If urgent placement is needed, a placement service can identify homes with same-week vacancies.
Will Centrelink fund aged care?
The government heavily subsidises aged care through the Aged Care Subsidy. The amount depends on a means assessment of your parent's income and assets. Low-means residents pay only the Basic Daily Care Fee ($61.96/day) and have their accommodation costs covered. Higher-means residents pay more, including a means-tested care fee up to $32,718/year and full accommodation costs (RAD or daily payment). Services Australia conducts the means assessment — submit forms SA457 (income) and SA485 (assets).
Is the family home counted as an asset?
Generally yes, but with important exemptions. The family home is exempt from the means assessment if a "protected person" still lives there — this includes a partner, dependent child, carer who has lived there 2+ years, or close relative who has lived there 5+ years. If exempt, the home doesn't affect aged care fees. If not exempt, it's capped in the means assessment at $193,219 (2026 figure) regardless of actual value.
Should I sell or keep the family home?
This is the most common financial question families face. Selling typically means using proceeds to pay the RAD ($400k-$1.2M), with surplus invested or held as accessible cash. Keeping means renting it out for income (which IS counted in means assessment) or leaving it empty. There are tax, Centrelink and aged care fee implications either way — speak to a financial adviser specialising in aged care (different from a regular financial planner). Many advisors offer a fixed-fee aged care advice package for $2,000-$5,000.
What should I look for when visiting an aged care home?
Visit at meal times to observe food quality and staff interaction. Ask for the most recent compliance audit (every home is required to share this). Talk to current residents and visiting family members. Check staff-to-resident ratios — under the new 2024 standards, homes must provide 215 care minutes per resident per day. Look at the activity calendar, smell the building (no strong cleaning chemicals masking poor hygiene), check call bell response times, and observe how staff speak to residents in passing.