NDIS Services
Ensuring You Receive Appropriate Support
Alpha Rehab is a trusted provider of high-quality Occupational Therapy assessment services to participants of the NDIS. We have considerable experience working with individuals with complex care needs and their families, helping them navigate their unique challenges and accomplish their goals.
We believe in a caring and understanding approach to Occupational Therapy, providing personalised support to each and every one of our clients. We are committed to guiding you through the NDIS process and offering comprehensive support to ensure you make the most of the scheme’s benefits. We’re here to walk this journey with you, helping you overcome any obstacles and celebrating your milestones along the way.
We provide the following Occupational Therapy services:
Functional Capacity Assessment (FCA)
Accommodation-related Assessment (SIL / SDA)
Accommodation-related Assessment (SIL / SDA)
A Functional Capacity Assessment (FCA) will evaluate a person's ability to perform daily tasks at home, at work and in the community. The assessment will cover a wide range of areas including mobility, communication, social interaction, self-management, learning and self-care.
Accommodation-related Assessment (SIL / SDA)
Accommodation-related Assessment (SIL / SDA)
Accommodation-related Assessment (SIL / SDA)
Accommodation-related Assessments are designed for participants who need specialist housing solutions for high support needs. We comprehensively current and future needs and provide recommendations to the NDIS regarding appropriate housing solutions.
Assistive Technology (AT)
Manual Handling Assessment
Manual Handling Assessment
We provide recommendations regarding Assistive Technology, including equipment and devices, that participants use to improve their daily life and help with everyday tasks.
Manual Handling Assessment
Manual Handling Assessment
Manual Handling Assessment
We provide specialised assessment and support regarding manual handling practices, including recommendations to reduce the risk of injury to participants, their families and formal supports.