Our main allied health services

A strong focus on positive outcomes is at the forefront of our approach. We offer at-home or in-clinic options for our services.

Whether it’s improving daily tasks or achieving independence, our support aligns with these goals. This personalised approach ensures that every participant receives the help they need.

Occupational therapy, speech pathology, physiotherapy, exercise physiology, positive behaviour support and better at home is more than individual support; it’s a team effort. Our clinicians also work with participants’ families and support networks. By involving everyone, we create an environment where all aspects of support are aligned.

By working together, the support our OTs provide can have a lasting impact for everyone involved.

• Occupational therapy

  • Increase independence in daily tasks and improve quality of life with our person-centred occupational therapy.

• Speech pathology

  • Enhance communication skills and reduce swallowing difficulties with our person-centred speech pathology.

• Physiotherapy

  • Maximise participation and improve quality of life with our NDIS physio services.

• Exercise physiology

  • Improve lifestyle through health and wellbeing with our person-centred exercise physiology.

• Positive behaviour support

  • Our behaviour support practitioners help participants improve quality of life with person-centred positive behaviour support.

• Better at home

  • Being in a familiar place while recovering can lead to a quicker and better outcome. The Better at Home program is a hospital substitute treatment (HST) service helping patients recover from surgery in the comfort of their own home.

• Psychology

  • Telehealth psychology, therapy and counselling sessions are a fantastic way to access the services you need, whilst offering you flexibility and convenience.

• Autism & ADHD Assessment

  • We can help provide a formal autism and/or ADHD assessment and recommendation for diagnosis to your paediatrician.

• Cognitive and other Assessments.

  • Cognitive assessments are helpful in assisting our understanding of children's cognitive strengths and weaknesses.

Expert NDIS Functional Capacity Assessments

We provide comprehensive Functional Capacity Assessments (FCA) for NDIS participants, delivering detailed reports that clearly outline your support needs. Our experienced allied health professionals (such as Occupational Therapists) conduct thorough, NDIS-compliant assessments to help you achieve your goals and maximize your NDIS plan. With our evidence-based reports, you can approach NDIS planning meetings with confidence, knowing you have the documentation to back your requests for funding and services.

• NDIS-Compliant Reports: Our assessments and reports strictly follow NDIS guidelines and best practices, giving planners the exact information they need.

• Experienced Professionals: All assessments are conducted by qualified, registered therapists with extensive experience in disability and NDIS processes. You’ll work with experts who understand how to highlight your needs effectively.

• Personalized & Compassionate: We take a person-centered approach – listening to your story, understanding your daily challenges, and tailoring recommendations to your unique goals and lifestyle.

• Fast Turnaround: We know NDIS timelines can be tight. Our team works efficiently to deliver your comprehensive report quickly, without compromising quality.

• Convenience & Support: We come to you (at home or in the community) or can arrange assessments via telehealth. Our friendly team guides you through every step, making the process easy and stress-free.

What is a Functional Capacity Assessment?

A Functional Capacity Assessment is a holistic evaluation of how you manage everyday activities across various areas of life. It looks at how you perform tasks like personal care, moving around, communicating, social interactions, and more. The outcome is a detailed report that identifies where you’re doing well and where you need support, along with recommendations to help increase your independence. For NDIS participants, an FCA is often key to securing or maintaining funding – it provides clear, professional evidence of your functional abilities and support needs so the NDIA can make informed decisions about your plan.