NDIS

Many of the businesses belonging to Advanced Allied Health Group are NDIS registered providers committed to providing high-quality care.

What NDIS Services do we offer?

NDIS participants may see a number of allied health providers including dietitians, exercise physiologists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists and podiatrists

Dietitians

Promote physical and mental wellbeing
Address complex nutrition needs

Exercise Physiologists

Improved lung function
Improved mobility, flexibility, balance, coordination and strength
Greater independence and self-esteem

Physiotherapists

Improved mobility and physical function
Reduced pain

Occupational Therapists

Focused on providing methods and tools for people to participate in everyday activities such as social activities, productive activities or self-care (showering, dressing or making food).

Podiatry

Podiatry helps support and treat conditions that affect your feet, ankles and legs.

What is the NDIS?

The NDIS supports people with significant and long-term disability to improve skills, become more independent, enjoy strong community connections and achieve their goals.

Once you have an NDIS plan, you’re able to use your funding to access the services outlined in it.

Depending on your needs, you may be able to access funding to help with things like:

Personal care
Household tasks to allow you to maintain your home environment
Transport to enable participation in community, social, economic and daily life activities
Gaining or keeping employment in the open or supported labour market
Home modification design and construction
Vehicle modifications
Therapeutic support.

How does Advanced Allied Health Group support NDIS participants?

Disability may limit your physical, sensory, mobility or mental function. Allied health services therefore play a vital role in supporting people with disability.

We support NDIS participants with :

Physical disability
Autism & Asperger’s
Intellectual disability
Genetic disability
Learning disability
Stroke
Brain injury
Neurological disorders – cerebral palsy, epilepsy
ADHD
Developmental delay in 0-5s

What can I expect from my appointment?

At your first appointment, your provider is likely to:

Read through your NDIS plan
Ask you some questions so they can learn about your lifestyle, goals and disability
Examine you and assess your condition, including your muscle strength, joint mobility, balance and endurance
Form a service agreement with you as recommended by the NDIS
Obtain your permission to liaise with others in your treatment team, such as your doctors.

Do I need a referral?

No, you need an NDIS plan. Your NDIS plan opens the door to the funding you need to access allied health services.

If you don’t yet have an NDIS plan, then you can check your eligibility here.

If you’ve got your NDIS plan in place, then please contact us and we will assign you to a service in your area.