iCare

Supported Independent Living, Community Participation and 24/7 Complex Support across New South Wales.

What is iCare NSW?

iCare NSW is New South Wales' no-fault insurance scheme that provides funding and support for people who experience serious injuries through workplace incidents or motor accidents. For individuals whose injuries result in ongoing or permanent disability, iCare offers tailored funding to promote independence, recovery, and participation in daily life.

Support can include:

Attendant and personal care

Therapy and rehabilitation

Community access

Supported accommodation

Supported independent living (SIL)

Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA)

All iCare-funded services are designed to prioritise safety, dignity, functional independence, and improved quality of life for people living with injury-related disability.

Claro: Your Trusted iCare Provider

Registered iCare Provider

Claro is a registered and accredited iCare provider committed to delivering exceptional complex disability support services.

30 Years Experience

With 30 years of dedicated service, we have built unparalleled expertise in complex disability support across Australia.

National Coverage

Australia's leading provider of complex disability support services with national coverage to serve you wherever you are.

Claro is a registered iCare provider and Australia's leading provider of complex disability support services. With 30 years experience and national coverage we provide the right homes, supports, and transitions, based on the highest standards, guided by expertise and delivered with care.

Our team of specialist trained staff consistently exceed the high standards required of iCare providers, and bring consistency, reassurance, and confidence to every aspect of care that makes life work.

Why trust Claro?

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Nurse-Led Transitions

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Specialist Support Staff

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Service Regions

We provide complex disability support to individuals across New South Wales, with service hubs in metro areas.

Whether you need Supported Independent Living in Penrith, Specialist Disability Accommodation in Rydalmere, or Community Participation in Croydon Park, Claro have a local team ready to support you and deliver the services you want.

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Latest News

1 January 2026

Discharged but Not Alone: How Support Makes All the Difference After Hospital

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10 September 2025

Claro offers specialised training for Senior Support Workers

Claro offers specialised training for Senior Support Workers As specialists in providing care to individuals requiring complex disability support, Claro…

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27 August 2024

Claro recognised at 2024 Enablement Awards as the Most Outstanding Complex Care Provider in Australia

Claro recognised at 2024 Enablement Awards as the Most Outstanding Complex Care Provider in Australia Claro was recently recognised at…

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Frequently Asked Questions

iCare NSW provides funding for a wide range of disability supports for people who experience serious injuries at work or through transport accidents. Funded supports may include personal and attendant care, therapy and rehabilitation, community participation, supported accommodation, supported independent living, and—when clinically appropriate—Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA). All services are tailored to help participants regain independence, maintain safety, and improve quality of life.

Disability supports from iCare are approved based on an individual’s medical needs, functional goals, and rehabilitation requirements. Each plan is personalised, evidence-based, and regularly reviewed to ensure supports remain appropriate as needs evolve. Experienced providers work closely with iCare, treating professionals, and participants to deliver safe, effective, and outcomes-focused services.

Yes. Participants can select approved disability support providers that best meet their needs and preferences. Choosing a provider with experience in complex injuries, strong clinical governance, and a participant-first approach ensures supports are delivered safely and effectively, while respecting the individual’s dignity and independence.

iCare-funded disability services are designed to support long-term independence and participation in daily life. Supports focus on skill-building, rehabilitation, and practical assistance, while promoting autonomy and choice. High-quality providers emphasise personalised planning, consistent care, and continuous improvement to help participants achieve meaningful outcomes and maintain quality of life.