NDIS Rehab Services

A Functional Capacity Assessment (FCA) evaluates an individual’s physical, cognitive, and psychological abilities to perform daily or work-related tasks. It identifies strengths, limitations, and environmental factors to guide rehabilitation, workplace accommodations, or return-to-work planning. The results inform tailored interventions for safe and effective participation in activities.

Assistive Technology (AT) are tools and devices that enhance an individual’s ability to perform tasks they might otherwise find difficult due to physical, cognitive, or sensory impairments. AT includes mobility aids, communication devices, and adaptive tools that promote independence, safety, and participation in daily or work-related activities. It is tailored to the user’s specific needs and goals, supporting functional recovery and quality of life.

Wheelchair Prescription & Seatingis a specialised process that ensures individuals receive a wheelchair tailored to their physical, functional, and lifestyle needs. This process involves assessing the client’s posture, mobility, and environment to recommend the most appropriate wheelchair type and customised seating. Proper prescription enhances comfort, prevents complications (like pressure sores), and maximises independence in daily activities.

Activities of Daily Living (ADL) assessment and Skills Building identify challenges in performing daily tasks like dressing, cooking, and managing routines. By addressing these, we create personalised strategies to enhance independence and safety. Skills building focuses on practical training and adaptive techniques to empower individuals in their daily lives.

Pressure Mapping uses advanced technology to assess and visualise pressure distribution on the body. This helps identify areas of concern, such as those at risk of ulcers or discomfort, and guides the development of customised support solutions. It’s a vital tool in promoting comfort, preventing injury, and enhancing mobility.

An Initial NDIS Assessment evaluates an individual’s needs, abilities, and goals to develop a tailored support plan. This comprehensive process identifies barriers to independence and wellbeing, guiding access to the services, funding, and resources needed to achieve meaningful outcomes.

Supported Independent Living (SIL) provides individuals with the support they need to live as independently as possible while sharing a home with others or in their own residence. It focuses on daily living assistance, such as personal care, household tasks, and skill development, fostering independence and confidence in a supportive environment.

Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) offers purpose-built housing designed for individuals with high support needs or significant functional impairments. These homes incorporate accessibility features and provide a safe, comfortable living space tailored to the individual’s requirements, enabling them to live with dignity and independence.