From a hand with the housework to full personal care, from support workers you know by name. Rural blocks, town units and everything in between.
A trained Quad Care support worker comes to your place and helps with the parts of daily life that disability, age or recovery have made harder: showering and dressing, cooking, cleaning, transfers, medication and errands. It can be a couple of hours a week or help every day, and it fits around your routine.
People living with disability, older Australians who want to stay at home, and anyone getting back on their feet after hospital.
Your NDIS core budget, a Support at Home package, or private hourly rates. Agency, plan and self managed are all fine.
Weekdays, evenings, weekends and overnights, up to full 24/7 rosters. Most people start within about a month, so we can get it right from day one.
Your own home, anywhere across Moreton Bay, the Somerset and the hinterland. Our hub is in Woodford.
Pick what you need and leave the rest. Rosters flex from week to week as your needs change.
Showers, baths, oral and hair care, dressing and help with aids, done gently and the way you prefer it.
Dusting, vacuuming, mopping, laundry and fresh sheets. A tidy or a proper deep clean, your call.
Cooking from scratch, meal prep for the week, and a hand or supervision at mealtimes.
Sitting, standing, repositioning and hoisting, by staff trained and assessed in manual handling.
Reminders, preparation and assistance, with changes flagged back to your GP or nurse.
Mowing, weeding, the shopping list, and someone beside you in the waiting room at appointments.
Shower, dressed, hair done. The good shirt, because it’s group day.
Brekky on, meds done, and the dog fed before he sulks.
Washing on the line and the beds changed while the news is on.
Into Caboolture for the big shop, and a counter coffee after.
Home, groceries away, tomorrow’s lunch prepped and in the fridge.
What support looks like when it’s built around a life.
Rosters change when your week does. Who walks through the door doesn’t.
In-home support isn’t only for one kind of household. Most people who ring us fit one of these four.
NDIS participants who want to stay in their own place, with support built into the week.
Support at Home package holders who would rather have help at home than move.
After a hospital stay, an injury or a rough patch, when the house is getting on top of you.
Parents and partners carrying the personal care themselves, who could use trained backup.
From our Google reviews, trimmed to fit. Read them all on Google →
“Very professional and friendly, helpful and caring… The young one that comes to me is fantastic, Casey. She is so passionate about her job.”
“Top team. Excellent support from EP and OT. Tim EP visits regularly, very knowledgeable and great results. Highly recommended.”
“My husband has used this service for a long time now and we are very happy… Casey his trainer is amazing and gets him to work out to his benefit.”
Quad Care started because our own family felt what it’s like to have no say in who walks through the door. So you meet your worker before a single shift, you say yes or no, and if it stops feeling right, one call to the team fixes it.
A relaxed introduction at the hub or your kitchen table, before anything is booked.
Staff are trained and competency-assessed for complex care, so needs can grow without changing provider.
Based in Woodford, with vans across Moreton Bay, the Somerset and the hinterland. We know the back roads.
The team is in 9 to 5, and a real person is on call 24/7 for the shift that doesn’t go to plan.
No call centre. The people who build the rosters and write the plans sit at the front desk in Woodford, and you’ll soon know them by name.
Three steps. Most people go from first call to first shift in about a month, because we take the time to get the match and the handover right.
Tell the front desk what a hard week looks like. We talk through funding, hours and who might suit you. No forms yet.
You meet the worker we have shortlisted, at the hub or at home. Nothing starts until you say yes.
The roster is set together and the same faces keep turning up. When your needs change, the roster changes with it.
Core budget, Assistance with Daily Life. Agency, plan and self managed are all fine.
For older Australians, through your package (formerly a Home Care Package). We work alongside your provider.
Hourly rates, a clear service agreement, and no lock-in.
Almost certainly. We’re based at 50 Archer St, Woodford, and our support workers drive across Moreton Bay, the Somerset and the Sunshine Coast hinterland every day. Long driveways and dirt roads don’t bother us.
Wheelchair-accessible transport, based in Woodford.
A real person answers for current clients, any hour.
50 Archer St: clinic, gym and the 38° pool.
Support work and allied health under one agreement.
Most people mix a few of these. One provider, one roster, one phone number.
Shopping, appointments, footy and day trips, with someone beside you the whole way.
The same support in your own home while family get away, for a night or a fortnight.
Rails, ramps and equipment assessed in your actual home by our OTs, then seen through to install.
Yes, and it’s the reason Quad Care exists. We shortlist workers who match your needs and personality, you meet them first, and nothing starts until you say yes. If it stops feeling right later, one call to the team fixes it.
Personal care and hygiene, meals, housekeeping, laundry, gardening, transfers, medication, appointments, shopping and getting out. If it’s part of daily life, it’s on the table. Complex care like PEG feeding, catheter and bowel care sits under our high intensity supports.
We’re based in Woodford and plenty of our clients are on acreage or in the small towns around it: D’Aguilar, Kilcoy, Wamuran, Mount Mee, Beerwah, and out to Caboolture and Morayfield. Long driveways and dirt roads don’t bother us.
Yes. Rosters run up to 24/7, including overnights and weekends, with on-call backup around the clock. Our Woodford team is in Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.
Yes. We support older Australians through Support at Home packages, and anyone paying privately, on the same terms and with the same workers.
Usually about a month. We use that time to get it right from the start: a call, a meet and greet, the right workers matched to you and a proper handover before the first shift. If you’re coming out of hospital or a carer is unwell, tell us and we’ll see what we can do.
We cover the shift with someone you’ve already met wherever we can, and we let you know who’s coming before they arrive.
Yes. Shopping, appointments and catching up with friends can all be part of your roster, so support doesn’t stop at the front door.
Describe a hard week in a few lines, plus your suburb. We come back within one business day with who could start and when.
Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. On call around the clock for current clients. Find us on Google Maps →
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