Book Aged Care And Disability Massage, Physio And Personal Grooming

Yes. It is a requirement for providers using the Blys platform to have at a minimum public liability insurance for their mobile business and a current police check. If you require additional compliance information just let us know and we will happily find match you with a provider that meets you or your clients care requirements.

If the NDIA and your Plan Manager have approved support funding for massage therapy or physiotherapy in your capacity building budget, yes you can book a provider who matches your care requirements with Blys.

Before booking, it is  important to check that the services you would like to book are approved in your funding to ensure the payment is covered.

Yes, absolutely. We work with hundreds of aged-care clients across Australia using their HCP to book in-home massage , physiotherapy and personal grooming services such as hair washes, cuts, and colour and nail care through Blys. Whether you self-manage your home care package or work with an aged-care plan manager simply get in touch with us, and we’ll take care of the rest.

Yes, absolutely. While most home-care package treatments are delivered in clients’ homes, the beauty of Blys is that you can book a provider to visit you or a loved one wherever you are. Whether that’s in a nursing homes, respite, retirement or care facility. Get in touch with us and tell us about your care requirements, and we’ll match you with a provider who will tailor their treatments for you.

How much space you need will depend on the treatment you’re booking. For a table massage you will need to have a clear space that is atleast 2m x 1.5m for the table and provider to fit. If you have limited mobility you can request to have the treatment from your bed or chair, simply let us know and we’ll add this to your booking notes.

Yes. If you would like to request a provider of a specific gender simply let us know when completing your enquiry form or if booking instantly online, simply select whether you would like a male or female provider and we will do our best to match you with someone suitable.

You may be invited to disrobe, however, please leave briefs/ underwear in place. If you’d like to wear more, that’s absolutely fine—loose fitting clothing is recommended.

To qualify for aged-care funding in Australia, whether in-home, short-term care, or support in an aged-care home, an individual must first undertake an assessment to determine the level of care they need.

Eligibility is based on factors like your health, how you’re managing at home, and any support you currently receive. Individuals must also be 65 years or older (50 years or older for Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander people).

One of the core differences between the NDIS and a home-care package is the age of an individual. The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) supports younger people under 65 with a permanent and significant disability, while a home-care package provides support for elderly Australians who want to stay independent at home.

While younger people under 65 may be eligible for an aged-care home-care package they must first explore accessing support through the NDIS.

People living with a disability may access remedial massage therapy or physiotherapy through Blys to support their mobility, fitness and life goals.

As providers are required to bring all equipment with them, we apply a $20 surcharge if free parking nearby is unavailable. Please let us know in your enquiry form or when booking online what type of parking is available. Free parking includes free street parking and on-site parking.

The beauty of Blys is that we’re an on-demand booking platform, allowing you to make same-day bookings. If a provider is available in your area, they’ll be notified and can accept your request. We always encourage booking with as much notice as possible to increase the likelihood of your booking being accepted. You will only be charged once your booking is confirmed.

You can book with confidence when you book with Blys. All massage therapists and on the Blys platform must hold a minimum of Certificate 4 in Massage Therapy or Diploma in Remedial Massage.

A provider’s qualifications, business insurance and police check are vetted prior to joining the platform. If you have additional compliance requirements you would like to request, simply let us know and we’ll find you a suitable provider.

Cancellation fees only apply to confirmed bookings. The fee depends on how much time remains before your confirmed booking is scheduled to take place.

• For confirmed bookings cancelled more than 24hrs in advance you will be charged a 10% processing fee.
• For confirmed bookings cancelled between 4-24hrs of the start time you will be charged a 50% cancellation fee.
• For confirmed bookings cancelled less than 24hrs before the scheduled start time you will be charged 100% of the cancellation fee.

You can always request to re-schedule with your provider should you no longer be able to make your confirmed booking time. Read our client cancellation policy.

Providers are available to book on Blys 7 days a week from 6am – 11pm, including public holidays. These hours refer to the first and last available appointment start times.

The Blys platform is accessible Australia-wide, with providers in all major cities including: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra, Hobart and the Gold Coast. Live outside a major city? No worries! Get in touch and we’ll try and find you a suitable provider.

Absolutely! If you’ve found a provider you love, you can re-book them as frequently as you like e.g. on a weekly, fortnightly, or monthly basis. Simply get in touch with us and we’ll take care of it for you or re-book them straight from the Blys client dashboard.

As everyone’s needs are different, so too is the care each eligible individual receives. Support funding often provides assistance with daily tasks, such as cleaning the house, organising appointments, and arranging transportation. It can also cover services that help you stay mobile and well, such as massage, physiotherapy, or nail and hair care.

As the name suggests, Home Care refers to individuals who live at home and receive support and funding to help them with their day to day activities.

Residential Aged Care refers to when an individual moves into an aged-care facility with other elderly residents and receives the support they need within their home.