Join Silverchain’s panel of aged care experts to understand the Australian Government’s Support at Home Restorative Care Pathway, and how it can support older people to regain or maintain their physical function and independence.

The webinar is now available to watch on demand.

The session provides information on the pathway, including eligibility criteria, funding, costs, how to identify patients who may benefit, and the referral process. 

Using practical examples, our team demonstrate how assessment, treatment, and support can be tailored to a patient’s home environment, treatment goals, and capacity.  

You can access our exclusive webinar on demand, at a time that suits you.  

This on demand webinar is eligible for one educational activity CPD hour until 30 December 2026.  

Our team will consist of Silverchain Head of Policy and Advocacy, Dr Ronelle Hutchinson, supported by our General Manager of Care Partnering, Cassandra Tobin, Head of Multidisciplinary Care, Christine Chipchase, and GP Liaison Dr Erin O’Donnell-Taylor. 

Learning outcomes


Upon completion of this event, participants will be able to: 

  • Define the eligibility requirements for the Restorative Care Pathway. 
  • Outline the referral process for the Restorative Care Pathway, including which health professionals can refer to the pathway. 
  • Compare the different referral pathways into the Restorative Care Pathway and contrast the difference between referral following hospital admission and a community based referral. 
  • Describe the services that can be provided through the Restorative Care Pathway, and how these differ from other state based rehabilitation services. 
  • Identify services and resources provided by Silverchain to support patients with maintaining or regaining function and preventing further decline. 
Restorative Care Pathway
Short term support to maintain and improve your independence after an injury, illness or hospital visit. 
Support at Home
Funding for older Australians with low to high needs to access services to stay healthy and connected at home.
Refer to us

Health professionals can refer patients for government funded aged care by contacting My Aged Care, or by calling 1800 200 422. You can also make an e-referral from your practice management system.

For private services, patients do not require a referral or assessment and can contact us directly. However, you can contact us on a patient’s behalf by calling 1300 300 122.

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