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Request for Visit Logs and Service Records

Visit logs are the easiest way to match each charge on a statement to a service that was actually delivered. You, or someone the participant authorises, can ask the provider for these records.

General information, not financial, legal or clinical advice.

The Letter

[Your details] [DD/MM/YYYY] [Provider name] Re: Request for service records, [participant name], [client number], [DD/MM/YYYY to DD/MM/YYYY] Dear [name], Please send me copies of the records for services delivered to [participant name] between [DD/MM/YYYY] and [DD/MM/YYYY], including: 1. visit logs or rosters showing date, start and finish times and worker 2. worker or progress notes for each visit 3. invoices from any third-party or subcontracted provider 4. the current care plan [I am the registered supporter of participant name. / participant name has consented to me receiving these records, see attached.] Please send them by [DD/MM/YYYY] in [electronic / paper] form. Kind regards, [Name]

Anything in [square brackets] is a prompt to fill in. The copy, download and print buttons keep the brackets so you can find them.

If It Isn't Resolved: The Escalation Ladder

  1. Follow up with the provider in writing if you have no reply by your stated date. Wayly suggests 14 days. That is our suggestion, not a legal deadline: no fixed number of days applies to providers.
  2. Talk to a free, independent advocate: the Older Persons Advocacy Network (OPAN) Aged Care Advocacy Line, 1800 700 600. Hours are 8am to 8pm Monday to Friday and 10am to 4pm Saturday.
  3. Complain to the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission: phone 1800 951 822 (food and dining 1800 844 044), online at agedcarequality.gov.au, email info@agedcarequality.gov.au, or post to GPO Box 9819 in your capital city. It acknowledges complaints within 3 business days and must finalise within 90 days unless there are reasons it needs longer. You do not have to raise the issue with the provider first.
  4. Interpreter: TIS National on 131 450. Ask them to call the Commission.
  5. If someone is in immediate danger, call 000.
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Facts on this page last checked 22/10/2026 against Privacy Act 1988, Support at Home program handbook.

Last updated 22 October 2026 · Wayly Editorial. If you find an error, email support@wayly.com.au.

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