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Physiotherapy
Physiotherapists are vital in helping you achieve your functional goals and maintain your independence.
These goals may include:
- Improving your balance and reducing your risk of falls
- Building your strength and flexibility
- Improving your mobility to maintain independence
- Assessing and managing musculoskeletal conditions
- Assessing and managing neurological conditions
- Providing intervention and treatment pre- and post surgery or hospital admission
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Occupational therapy
Our occupational therapists can help you improve and maintain engagement in all areas of your life.
This includes:
- Maintaining your independence with self-care and accessing the community
- Assessing and organising home modifications
- Prescribing wheelchairs, pressure cushions and seating
- Recommending equipment (such as mobility aids and appliances) to help you with daily tasks
- Support for cognitive changes
- Providing dementia support programs
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Speech pathology
Our speech pathologists can address a range of challenges.
This includes:
- Assessing and managing speech, communication and language difficulties
- Assessing and recommending strategies for mealtime management
Your funding options
Support at Home (SAH)
Our allied health services can be paid through your SAH funding. So if you or a loved one has SAH funding – or you are a case manager looking for an allied health services provider – we can help. We partner with many SAH providers and successfully support older Australians to remain at home safely and for longer.
Private funding
If your care needs or age excludes you from government funding, you can privately fund our services. Please contact us to discuss your situation further. We’ll devise a plan to ensure you receive the care you deserve.
Make a referral
To see how our team can support you with in-home care, select the relevant referral form.