Fully Funded by the SA Government
PAASA provides two separate contributions โ one for the device and one for ongoing monitoring. With CareAlert, both are fully covered so you pay nothing at all.
Not all PAASA providers are equal. While several approved providers offer fully covered options, it's worth comparing carefully โ some devices or monitoring plans can cost more than the rebate covers, leaving you with an unexpected gap to pay. CareAlert is structured so eligible clients pay nothing for both the device and ongoing monitoring, and we offer features no other provider does.
โ Comparison based on publicly available PAASA provider information. PAASA covers up to $380 toward device purchase and up to $240/year toward monitoring. Where a provider's device or monitoring cost exceeds these amounts, the client is responsible for the difference. CareAlert's PAASA pricing is structured so eligible clients pay nothing.
All three CareAlert alarms are approved under the PAASA program. Choose the one that best suits your lifestyle โ our team can help you decide.
To qualify for the PAASA rebate you must meet all of the following criteria:
View full eligibility on the SA Government website โ
Once you have your PAASA approval code the process is simple โ we handle everything from there.
Is the CareAlert alarm really completely free through PAASA?
How long does the PAASA approval process take?
I already have an alarm. Can I switch to CareAlert through PAASA?
Does fall detection cost extra through PAASA?
What happens if I need help before my PAASA application is approved?
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Is CareAlert an approved PAASA provider?
Where is CareAlert monitored โ and why does it matter?
Many personal alarm providers โ including some well-known names โ use overseas call centres to handle emergency responses. That means when you press your button in an emergency, you may be connected to an operator on the other side of the world who has no knowledge of your local area, local services, or local conditions. With CareAlert, your call is always answered by Australians who know South Australia.
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