COVID-19

Applying safety Protocols to safeguard our Community

Covid-19 Infection prevention Practices

Providing Home Support with confidence

All our staff have completed the infection control module and all full trained to operate safely with the participants. Masks, regular hand washing and sanitising practice are being always followed at all times!

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Covid-19 Vaccintaion Information

All Our Staff are Triple Vaccinated as per the latest State health Guidelines of Perth.

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Resources for booking a Vaccination

If you are yet to receive your first COVID-19 vaccination there are various ways you can book in;

The Department of Health Vaccine Eligibility Checker
Your local Pharmacist. You can call Pharmacies directly in your local area to book in, or check for appointments here.
Your local General Practitioner. You can call your local GP directly, or visit HotDoc to make an appointment.

Priority appointments for Disability Support Workers and Aged Care Workers The federal Department of Health has engaged Healthcare Australia (HCA) to provide priority vaccination appointments for the Aged Care and Disability Support sectors. To access a booking, visit here.

Medical Exemption to Covid-19 Vaccine

If you have a medical exemption to the Vaccine, please email evidence of this to info@brightlifestyle.com.au with subject line “COVID vaccination – Medical exemption”.

State Government vaccination roll out information

Workers in Western Australia

The Western Australia Government has announced that a mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy for a majority of occupations and workforces in WA will be introduced in a phased approach. Read more here. People working in disability support and in-home aged care are part of the WA Government’s Group 1 definition of industries and occupations. A first dose of the vaccine will be required by 1 December 2021, and the second dose of the vaccine will be required by 31 December 2021.

Information regarding the Vaccine Rollout

Further information is available here to help you make an informed decision about COVID-19 vaccination. You can check your eligibility for each type of vaccine via the Vaccine Eligibility Checker and search for vaccine clinics to book an appointment.

Screening questions

Have you, someone in your household, or someone present during support services in the past 14 days:

Had a fever, cough, shortness of breath or flu-like symptoms?
Tested positive for COVID-19?
Had close contact with a confirmed Covid-19 case?
Returned from overseas travel in the last 14 days?
Visited any case locations listed by state and territory health departments?

We strive to follow State Health Guidelines!

So, let's all make it a Safer Community

Screening Questions FAQ

Had a fever, cough, shortness of breath or flu-like symptoms?

A support worker should not provide services if you answered yes to this question. Follow the associated self-isolation and quarantine guidance for your state and do not resume service delivery / receipt of services until you have obtained a letter of clearance from your state’s public health team

Tested positive for COVID-19?

Follow the associated self-isolation and quarantine guidance for your state and do not resume service delivery / receipt of services until a negative PCR test is returned.

Had close contact with a confirmed Covid-19 case?

Consult the current Covid-19 self-isolation and quarantine guidance for your state. In some cases, vaccinated individuals will be able to end their isolation period early upon the return of a negative PCR test. Refer to the State and Territory guidance here.

Call the national coronavirus and COVID-19 vaccine helpline on 1800 020 080 if your answer to question 3 is about another person in your household.

Returned from overseas travel in the last 14 days?

Get tested for Covid-19 as soon as possible. You will be able to resume delivering or receiving services upon return of a negative test, but should continue to monitor for symptoms.

Visited any case locations listed by state and territory health departments?

Get tested for Covid-19 as soon as possible. You will be able to resume delivering or receiving services upon return of a negative test, but should continue to monitor for symptoms.