Allied health services

At FlexiCare Disability Services, we offer compassionate and goal-oriented Occupational Therapy (OT) to help participants build the skills they need to live more independently and confidently in their everyday lives.

Our registered occupational therapists work with children, adults, and older individuals living with physical, developmental, or psychosocial disabilities. Whether it’s improving daily routines, managing sensory needs, or making your home safer, our OT services are tailored to support your NDIS goals.

• Functional capacity assessments
   
• Daily living skill development (e.g., dressing, cooking, hygiene)
   
• Home modifications and equipment prescriptions
   
• Sensory regulation strategies
   
• Upper limb therapy and fine motor skill development
   
• Functional mobility training
   
• Mental health support and cognitive skill-building
   
• Assistive technology recommendations and trials
   

Our OT services are ideal for participants who:

• Need support with everyday activities
   
• Have challenges with sensory processing, memory, or coordination
   
• Are transitioning to independent living or school/work
   
• Require assessments or reports for NDIS planning and reviews
   
• Would benefit from adaptive strategies or tools to support independence
   

• Available in-home, in community settings, or via clinic visits
   
• NDIS-funded under Capacity Building – Improved Daily Living
   
• One-on-one personalised support with regular progress reviews
   
• Collaboration with families, support coordinators, and other providers
   

Occupational therapy with FlexiCare helps you participate in life more fully—at home, in school, at work, and in the community. Our focus is always on empowering you to do more of what matters most.

At FlexiCare Disability Services, we understand how important foot health is to overall well-being, mobility, and independence—especially for people living with disabilities or chronic conditions. That’s why we offer professional podiatry care as part of our NDIS-funded allied health services, in partnership with MediFeet Clinic.

Our podiatry services are provided by qualified and experienced practitioners who specialise in working with NDIS participants. Whether you're dealing with pain, difficulty walking, or need regular foot maintenance, we’re here to help at home or in clinic.

• Custom Orthotics and pressure offloading devices

• Routine foot and nail care (e.g., trimming, thickened nails, fungal infections)
   
• Diabetic foot care and foot health assessments
   
• Corn and callus treatment
   
• Foot and ankle pain management
   
• Wound management
   
• Footwear advice and education
   

At FlexiCare Disability Services, our Speech Pathology services go beyond speech—they support communication, understanding, social connection, and safe swallowing. Our qualified speech pathologists work with NDIS participants of all ages to help improve how they communicate, interact, and engage with the world around them.

We understand that every person’s communication needs are unique, so we tailor our therapy to suit your goals, abilities, and preferred learning style.

• Communication assessments and therapy
   
• Speech clarity and articulation support
   
• Language development (receptive and expressive)
   
• Alternative and augmentative communication (AAC) systems
   
• Social communication skills and interaction strategies
   
• Literacy and comprehension development
   
• Swallowing assessments and mealtime management
   
• Voice therapy and fluency (stuttering) support
   

Our speech pathology services support:

• Children with delayed speech or language milestones
   
• Adults with acquired communication difficulties (e.g., stroke, brain injury)
   
• Participants with intellectual or developmental disabilities (e.g., autism, Down syndrome)
   
• Anyone with difficulties around eating, drinking, or swallowing safely
   
• Individuals who use or require communication aids or devices
   

• Sessions available in-home, in schools, online, or at clinic locations
   
• NDIS-funded under Capacity Building – Improved Daily Living
   
• Individual therapy plans with ongoing progress reviews
   
• Collaborative approach involving families, carers, and support teams
   

Our goal at FlexiCare is to help you express yourself, connect meaningfully, and participate fully in everyday life whether through spoken language, gestures, devices, or alternative methods.

At FlexiCare Disability Services, we believe that physical health is for everyone—regardless of ability. That’s why we offer inclusive personal training services designed specifically for NDIS participants. Our goal is to help you move better, feel stronger, and gain confidence in your body, all while working toward your individual goals.

Our personal trainers are experienced in working with people who have physical, intellectual, and psychosocial disabilities, and tailor each session to your abilities, needs, and comfort level.

• One-on-one personal training sessions (home, gym, or outdoor)
   
• Strength, balance, and flexibility programs
   
• Functional movement and mobility training
   
• Gentle exercise for chronic pain, fatigue, or injury recovery
   
• Goal-based training (e.g., standing independently, walking longer distances)
   
• Motivational support and progress tracking
   
• Collaboration with allied health professionals (e.g., physiotherapists, OTs)
   

At FlexiCare Disability Services, our Physiotherapy services are designed to support mobility, strength, pain relief, and overall physical function for NDIS participants of all ages. Whether you want to improve walking, reduce falls, recover from injury, or manage a long-term condition, our experienced physiotherapists are here to help you move with greater ease and confidence.

We work collaboratively with participants, families, and support coordinators to create realistic, achievable goals tailored to your unique lifestyle and abilities.

• Functional mobility and balance training
   
• Pain management and rehabilitation
   
• Postural support and positioning
   
• Gait and walking assessments
   
• Strength and flexibility programs
   
• Falls prevention
   
• Chest physiotherapy (where needed)
   
• Equipment prescription (e.g., walkers, mobility aids)
   
• Hydrotherapy (where available)
   

Our physiotherapy is ideal for:

• People with physical disabilities or neurological conditions (e.g., cerebral palsy, stroke, multiple sclerosis)
   
• Older participants needing support with balance or falls
   
• Participants recovering from surgery or injury
   
• Anyone wanting to improve functional independence, reduce pain, or stay active
   
• Children needing early intervention or gross motor development support
   

• Services available in-home, in clinic, or in community settings
   
• Funded under NDIS Capacity Building – Improved Daily Living
   
• Tailored therapy plans with regular assessments and measurable goals
   
• Integration with your support network, including OTs and support workers.