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 The cost of residential aged care at MannaCare can vary based on the level of care you need. In most cases, costs are partly covered by the government, and you may need to pay a contribution. This can include:

Residential Aged Care
The cost of residential aged care services at MannaCare can vary depending on the type of care you require. Generally, costs in Australia include a combination of government subsidies and personal contributions, which can include: 

• Basic Daily Fee – this is about 85% of the single age pension and is set by the government
• Means-Tested Care Fee – this depends on your income and assets and is decided by the government
• Accommodation Costs – this can be paid as a lump sum (RAD), a daily payment (DAP), or a mix of both

CHSP
The cost of community services depends on the type of support you need. A few things can affect the price, such as:

• The number of hours needed. 
• Whether the service is during standard or non-standard times (e.g., weekends or holidays). 
• The type of care you need, such as personal care, nursing, or other specialised services

Home Care Package (HCP)
The cost of an HCP is determined by the level of care required (levels 1-4). The government offers a subsidy that helps cover the overall expenses.