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  • A Functional Capacity Assessment (FCA) provides a comprehensive understanding of how a person's condition impacts their everyday life and ability to participate in activities that are important to them. These assessments look at a range of areas, including personal care, communication, mobility, learning, social participation, household tasks and community involvement.

    Through a detailed assessment process, we work to identify an individual's strengths, support needs and any barriers that may be affecting their independence or quality of life. The resulting report provides clear, evidence-based recommendations that can help support NDIS funding requests, plan reviews and decision-making.

    Key Benefits

    • Comprehensive assessment of functional abilities and support needs

    • Evidence-based recommendations for NDIS funding and supports

    • Person-centred approach tailored to individual goals and circumstances

    • Clear, detailed reporting to support NDIS planning and reviews

    • Focus on improving participation, independence and quality of life

  • Home & Living Assessments explore a person's current living situation, functional needs, and support requirements to determine what type of home and living arrangements may best support their safety, independence and wellbeing.

    These assessments consider how a person manages daily life, the level of support they require, their current living arrangements and their future goals. Recommendations may relate to living independently, living with informal supports, supported accommodation or other home and living options available through the NDIS.

    We take the time to understand each person's circumstances, preferences and aspirations, ensuring recommendations are realistic, practical and centred around what matters most to them. The assessment process provides valuable information that can assist with NDIS planning and decisions regarding future housing and support arrangements.

    Key Benefits

    • Individualised assessment of home and living support needs

    • Recommendations that support independence and long-term stability

    • Evidence for NDIS funding and planning decisions

    • Consideration of current and future living arrangements

    • Focus on safety, wellbeing and quality of life

  • ssistive Technology (AT) assessments help identify equipment, devices or technology that may improve a person's independence, safety and ability to participate in everyday activities.

    These assessments consider an individual's goals, functional abilities, environment and daily challenges to determine what assistive technology solutions may be suitable. Depending on the circumstances, this may include equipment trials, exploration of different options and recommendations for items ranging from basic aids through to more complex assistive technology.

    Assistive technology can play an important role in helping people do the things that matter most to them. We take a practical, person-centred approach, ensuring recommendations are tailored not only to functional needs, but also to the individual's goals, lifestyle and environment, helping to improve independence, reduce barriers and enhance participation in everyday life.

    Key Benefits

    • Recommendations tailored to individual goals and functional needs

    • Assessment of safety, usability and environmental considerations

    • Support for NDIS funding applications and reviews

    • Consideration of equipment trials where appropriate

    • Focus on improving independence, participation and quality of life

  • Assistive Technology (AT) assessments help identify equipment, devices or technology that may improve a person's independence, safety and ability to participate in everyday activities.

    These assessments consider an individual's goals, functional abilities, environment and daily challenges to determine what assistive technology solutions may be suitable. Depending on the circumstances, this may include equipment trials, exploration of different options and recommendations for items ranging from basic aids through to more complex assistive technology. Assistive technology can play an important role in helping people do the things that matter most to them.

    Key Benefits

    • Recommendations tailored to individual goals and functional needs

    • Assessment of safety, usability and environmental considerations

    • Support for NDIS funding applications and reviews

    • Consideration of equipment trials where appropriate

    • Focus on improving independence, participation and quality of life

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