Technology

Turn the Support at Home delay into a head start: AlayaCare webinar

Jul 24 2025 Updated July 24, 2025

Caroline Egan

1 min read

With just over three months until the rollout of Support at Home, home care software platform business is encouraging providers to use the time gained with the postponement of the new Aged Care Act to get ahead.

To help providers, AlayaCare is hosting a webinar on Thursday, 31 July at 12pm AEST where they will demonstrate how their software can assist.

AlayaCare Director of Product & Technical Services Jon Middleton will reveal the latest Support at Home features in AlayaCare Cloud.

And AlayaCare's Implementation Director will demonstrate the software's 'fast- track implementation', showing how providers can go live in just eight weeks.

The software will be demoed live during the webinar, and attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions.

To register, click here.

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