Question 1

What counts as high-intensity support?

Accepted Answer

Supports the NDIS classifies as high intensity — PEG feeding, tracheostomy care, ventilation, dysphagia and mealtime management, complex bowel care, seizure management, subcutaneous injections, diabetes management and severe behaviours of concern. Each requires participant-specific training, sign-off and supervision, which we build into the plan before support starts.

Question 2

Who writes the care procedures?

Accepted Answer

They are written with the participant’s treating health practitioners and, where behaviour is involved, their behaviour support practitioner — then documented as step-by-step procedures our staff are trained and signed off against. We implement plans; we do not rewrite clinical advice.

Question 3

How do you manage restrictive practices?

Accepted Answer

Only where authorised and set out in a behaviour support plan. Every use is recorded and reported, reviewed monthly with the practitioner, and the plan carries explicit reduction targets. Any unauthorised use is treated as a reportable incident and investigated.

Question 4

How are incidents handled?

Accepted Answer

Recorded the same shift, triaged immediately, and reportable incidents notified to the NDIS Commission within the required timeframes. You are told before anyone else. Every incident gets a cause analysis, a documented action and a staff debrief, and trends are reviewed monthly.

Question 5

Is someone always reachable?

Accepted Answer

You can reach our team on 0492 972 044, and the after-hours contact arrangements for each complex placement are agreed in writing with the participant, family and coordinator when support starts — and the person answering knows the participant.

Question 6

How fast can you accept a hospital discharge?

Accepted Answer

Often within days once funding and a suitable placement are confirmed. Send the discharge summary and risk profile and we will give you a realistic date, not an optimistic one.

Question 7

Do you support mealtime management and dysphagia?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We implement speech pathology mealtime management plans, including texture-modified diets and thickened fluids, with staff trained against the plan and choking risk covered in the household emergency procedures.

Question 8

How do you keep staffing consistent?

Accepted Answer

A small named team per participant, rosters published in advance, and shadow shifts before anyone works alone. Continuity is treated as a safety control, so we would rather decline a shift than fill it with someone the participant has never met.

Question 9

What if our situation gets worse?

Accepted Answer

Ratios, staffing and supervision are adjusted as needs change — we would rather raise it early than defend a plan that has stopped working. If we cannot deliver safely, we say so and help plan the alternative.

Question 10

Are you an NDIS registered provider?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and our systems are built against the NDIS Practice Standards, including the High Intensity Daily Personal Activities module. Policies, audit records and evidence of worker screening are available to coordinators and funders on request.

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