Disability Support at Home
Consistent, dignity-first assistance tailored to mobility, sensory, cognitive, or developmental needs— from safe transfers and pressure-sore prevention to daily routines, communication support, and community participation.
Disability Support Enquiry
What’s included in Disability Support
- Mobility & safe transfers (bed–chair, car, hoist use; gait belts)
- Pressure-sore prevention (positioning, skin checks, mattress/seat guidance)
- Personal care routines (bathing, dressing, grooming, oral care)
- Bowel & bladder support (toileting schedules, catheter/continence care per scope)
- Feeding & dysphagia-aware support per clinician guidance
- Seizure & risk plans (triggers, recovery steps, escalation)
- Communication & behaviour support (AAC devices, visual schedules, calm strategies)
- Community participation (school, work, social, errands) & transport by arrangement
- Family updates, progress notes, and goal tracking
Who we support
Spinal cord injury, stroke/TBI, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, MS, autism & other neurodivergence, intellectual disability, visual/hearing impairment, and more.
Caregiver types
Care Workers for daily support; Enrolled/Professional Nurses for clinical tasks (e.g., catheter care, wound dressings) within scope and clinical orders.
How your support is set up
1) Free Consult
Understand goals, risks, routines, and equipment.
2) Home Assessment
Access, transfers, pressure-care needs, safety plan.
3) Care Plan
Clear routines, communication supports, escalation steps.
4) Review
Regular check-ins and updates as needs evolve.
Information we’ll ask for
- Diagnoses, current medications, therapy notes (PT/OT/SLT) if available
- Mobility status & equipment (wheelchair type, hoist/slings, braces, splints)
- Transfer method & weight-bearing status; preferred positioning
- Skin/pressure-risk history; current wounds & dressing orders (if any)
- Bowel/bladder routines (catheter, stoma, continence plan)
- Feeding plan & any swallowing risks; allergies
- Seizure or behaviour support plan; triggers & calming strategies
- Daily schedule goals (school/work/therapy/community); transport needs
- Preferred languages & communication supports (AAC/PECS/devices)
Home setup & equipment
We can advise on ramps, grab bars, shower chairs, transfer boards, pressure-relief cushions/mattresses, and safe-path layouts.
Clinical scope: Care workers handle non-clinical tasks and reminders. Nurses perform clinical care per training and doctor’s orders.
Flexible support options
Starter
3–4 hrs / visit
- Transfers & personal care
- Meal support
- Family update
Daily Support
6–10 hrs / day
- Full routine assistance
- Pressure care & schedules
- Community participation
Night Care
As needed
- Positioning & turns
- Toileting support
- Monitoring & reassurance
Live-In
24-hour cover
- Consistent carers
- Day & night routines
- Structured goals
Transparent quotes after assessment. Add-ons: nurse visits, therapy referrals, transport.
Frequently asked questions
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