National Disability
Insurance Scheme.
What is the NDIS?
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) provides funding to eligible participants to support their independence, daily living, and participation in work, education, and community life.
Allied health services play an important role in helping participants build functional capacity, improve mobility, develop skills, and achieve their personal goals. Our clinicians work with participants, families, and support coordinators to deliver practical, goal-focused therapy in the home and community.
How Super Rehab supports NDIS participants
Our clinicians provide comprehensive assessments and therapy services to help participants improve independence, mobility, safety, and participation in daily life. Where required, our therapists can also prepare clinical reports and supporting documentation for NDIS planning meetings or plan reviews.
- Functional capacity assessments
- Assistive Technology (AT) assessments and reports
- Home modification assessments and reports
- SIL, SDA, and ILO assessments and supporting reports
- Falls prevention and mobility training
- Communication and swallowing support
- Nutritional assessment and dietetic support
Multidisciplinary care, delivered at home.
Our clinicians collaborate with support coordinators, GPs, nurses, and families to ensure services complement existing supports.
How and where we deliver services
In the participant’s home
Our most common setting — therapy where goals are most meaningful.
In the community
Therapy in environments relevant to the participant’s real-world goals.
At our hubs
Individual sessions, functional assessments, and guided exercise programs at our Petersham or Homebush hubs.
Via telehealth
When clinically appropriate for the participant.
Collaborative care throughout the NDIS plan
Super Rehab works closely with support coordinators and providers to ensure services are coordinated, goal-focused, and aligned with each participant’s NDIS plan.
- Hub-based or home-based allied health services
- Clear communication and collaborative care
- Multidisciplinary team support across all disciplines
- Experience in both aged care and disability funding schemes
Share your feedback
Would you like to share your experience? We’d love to hear from participants, families, and support coordinators who have worked with our team. Your feedback helps us improve our services. If you are not satisfied with the outcome, you may contact the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission for independent support.
Ready to refer a participant? We welcome referrals from NDIA-managed, plan-managed, and self-managed participants, support coordinators, and providers.