Sue Mann’s Community Care
- Nursing
- Personal care
- Domestic assistance
- Social support
Services: Central Coast (based in Erina); also historically services the Hunter region
Home care providers on the Central Coast
Last updated 20 August 2026
These providers are registered for Support at Home and service Gosford, Erina, Wyong and the wider Central Coast. Your quarterly budget belongs to you — it follows you if you change providers, and exit fees are banned — so take the time to compare before you sign a service agreement.
Just Better Care Central Coast
- Personal care
- Domestic assistance
- Social and lifestyle support
- Dementia support
- Respite
Services: Central Coast (office in Gosford)
Wesley Mission Home Care
- Personal care
- Domestic assistance
- Nursing and health services
- Medication management
- Respite
- Companionship
Services: Gosford, Erina, Wyong and surrounding Central Coast areas
Adssi In-home Support
- Personal care
- Nursing
- Allied health
- Meals and shopping
- Transport
- Home modifications
Services: Central Coast based, also servicing nearby regions
Let’s Get Care
- Clinical care and nursing
- Allied health
- Personal care
- Cleaning
- Gardening
- Transport
Services: Central Coast and all of NSW (remote, telehealth-supported model — no local office required)
Advertises a low flat management fee of 15% of the package with no hidden fees
Five Good Friends
- Personal care
- Domestic assistance
- Nursing
- Transport
- Community access
- Respite
Services: Central Coast is a named service area, alongside Sydney and Newcastle
Clinical services fully government funded under Support at Home; general pricing published in their “common pricing” guide
What to know about home care on the Central Coast
The Central Coast has an unusually strong bench of locally headquartered providers — Sue Mann’s in Erina with about 30 years on the Coast, Adssi In-home Support, and a Just Better Care franchise that has run out of Gosford for over 20 years — alongside not-for-profits like Wesley Mission and coverage from Sydney, Newcastle and national providers whose footprints include the Coast.
Self-management platforms such as Let’s Get Care also service the region, which means you can choose between high-touch local providers and lower-fee remote options. The right answer depends on how much coordination you want done for you — our guide to self-management explains the trade-off.
Not sure who suits you?
Tell us your suburb and what help you need. We’ll shortlist Central Coast providers who fit — free, no obligation.
Common questions
Are these all the providers on the Central Coast?
No. More registered providers service the Coast than we list here, and our directory grows as we verify more of them. These are providers whose details we have checked; if none suits, tell us what you need and we’ll look wider.
Does being listed here mean you recommend them?
No. A listing is not an endorsement — it means the provider is registered for Support at Home and services this area. We may receive a fee from providers when we refer you, and this never changes what we write. Always compare prices and read the service agreement before signing.
Can I change providers later if it doesn’t work out?
Yes, at any time. Your funding and any unspent funds follow you, exit fees are banned under Support at Home, and you don’t need a new assessment. Our guide to switching providers walks through the steps.