Stephanie Burdett
Writer and Communications Specialist behind the articles, guides and resources at Aged Care Decisions, making complex information clear, accessible, and genuinely useful.
- Author of 40+ articles
- Griffith University
- Plain-language storytelling
ABOUT STEPHANIE
Stephanie Burdett is a Writer and Communications Specialist with a talent for making complex information clear, accessible, and genuinely useful.
As the content writer behind Aged Care Decisions, Stephanie develops the articles, guides and resources that help thousands of Australian families navigate complex aged care decisions with confidence. Her work is grounded in empathy, plain language and a deep respect for readers who are often making some of the most important decisions of their lives.
Stephanie holds a degree from Griffith University, where she also taught communication at university level. With a career spanning aged care, health, finance and education, she has built a reputation for translating complex topics into clear, trustworthy content that informs and empowers readers at every stage of their journey.
Articles by Stephanie
Support at Home Eligibility Explained for Families & Carers
Support at Home is designed to help older Australians stay in their own homes for as long as possible with the right level of support. Understanding your eligibility is the first step toward accessing care that fits your needs.
How to Apply for Support at Home: A Step-by-Step Guide
In this article, you’ll learn the key steps to apply for a Support at Home package. How to register with My Aged Care, what happens at your assessment, how income and assets testing works, and what to expect with wait times.
How to Book Residential Respite Care for the Holidays
If you are considering residential respite this summer, it’s best to book 6–8 weeks in advance. Holiday periods fill quickly, and early planning gives you the best chance of securing a place that suits your family’s needs.
Understanding the Different Types of Aged Care
Between understanding different types of aged care, making choices about facilities, and dealing with costs, families are often faced with layers of financial paperwork and unfamiliar terminology.
Support at Home Classification 8: Maximum Support for Critical Needs
Between understanding different types of aged care, making choices about facilities, and dealing with costs, families are often faced with layers of financial paperwork and unfamiliar terminology.
Understanding What’s Included in Residential Aged Care: A Practical Guide for Residents and Families
Between understanding different types of aged care, making choices about facilities, and dealing with costs, families are often faced with layers of financial paperwork and unfamiliar terminology.
Support at Home Classification 6: Advanced In-Home Care for Complex Needs
If you or a loved one has been approved for Support at Home Classification 6, you may be wondering what this actually means in practical terms. What type of help does this level cover? How much support can you expect each week? And what should you do next?
New Home, Same Care – Ensuring Continuity During Relocation
Between understanding different types of aged care, making choices about facilities, and dealing with costs, families are often faced with layers of financial paperwork and unfamiliar terminology.
Support at Home Classification 4: Advanced Care
Between understanding different types of aged care, making choices about facilities, and dealing with costs, families are often faced with layers of financial paperwork and unfamiliar terminology.