Allied Health

Linking you to the community

Disability Support Link can help connect you to a variety of quality providers to assist with living more independently.

Allied Health

Allied Health promotes independence and the ability to support a person with a disability to improve their health and well-being. We are able to provide support in home, at local gyms, hydrotherapy facilities, Telehealth and over the phone.

We provide support for those with complex needs in the following areas:

Stroke
Autism
Multiple Sclerosis
Spinal Cord Injury
Motor Neurone Disease
Auto-Immune Disease
Genetic disorders
Parkinson's disease
Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)
Physical Impairment

Cost

Cost is as per the NDIS Price Guide

Communication

A variety of methods are used to communicate with the participant, plan nominees or family members. These include:

- Home visits

- Video calls

- Emails

- Team Meetings

- Telephone

- SMS

Dietetics

Dietitians assist with:

assessments and consultations to develop a nutritional meal plan and / or strategies to manage appropriate dietary intake for weight gain or loss
implementing a nutritional care plan via support workers if required
regular reviews to ensure dietary needs are being met

Physiotherapist

conduct assessments and train support workers
physiotherapists assists you to develop skills to increase one's independence and meet your NDIS goals

Occupational Therapist

Occupational Therapists (OT) provide:

assessments and feedback to meet your NDIS goals
support people whose disability makes it hard for them to do the things they would like to do
identify one's strengths and difficulties
discuss solutions, and help people (participant, family and support workers) to take part in everyday life through strategies or the use of equipment