Benefits of Allied Health Assistants
Do you or a loved one have NDIS funding and would like some additional, on-going support?
At Healthy Lifestyles Australia, we recognize the importance of a collaborative approach in delivering excellence in care for NDIS participants. Today we'll explore the invaluable role of Allied Health Assistants (AHAs) working alongside Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) to provide comprehensive and high-quality services to NDIS participants. By combining expertise and teamwork, AHAs and AHPs create a powerful alliance that enhances the well-being and outcomes of NDIS participants.
- Expanding Accessibility:
The NDIS aims to make quality care and support accessible to all participants. AHAs play a crucial role in expanding accessibility by working closely with AHPs to deliver services. AHAs provide direct assistance and support under the guidance and supervision of AHPs, allowing for a broader reach of services. This collaboration helps address the demand for services, ensuring that NDIS participants receive the care they require within their allocated budgets.
- Enhanced Continuity of Care:
The presence of AHAs in care teams promotes continuity of care for NDIS participants. AHAs work closely with AHPs, facilitating the implementation of care plans, interventions, and therapies. They can provide follow-up support and help individuals with their daily activities. This collaborative approach ensures that participants receive consistent and comprehensive care, leading to improved outcomes and a better quality of life.
- Individualized Support and Empowerment:
AHAs contribute to the provision of individualized support to NDIS participants. Working alongside AHPs, they assist in tailoring interventions and therapies to meet the unique needs and goals of each participant. AHAs provide one-on-one support, promote independence, and empower individuals to actively engage in their own care. This personalized approach fosters a sense of empowerment, enabling NDIS participants to take ownership of their health and well-being.
- Supportive Role in Therapy and Rehabilitation:
AHAs provide invaluable support during therapy and rehabilitation sessions. They assist with exercises, activities, and the implementation of treatment plans under the guidance of AHPs. This assistance allows AHPs to focus on clinical aspects while ensuring that participants receive the necessary support and encouragement to achieve their therapy goals. The presence of AHAs in therapy sessions promotes a positive and nurturing environment, facilitating progress and development.
- Building Rapport and Trust:
AHAs often work closely with participants, developing strong relationships based on trust and understanding. Their consistent presence and support create a comfortable environment for participants, fostering open communication and engagement. This rapport is crucial in building a therapeutic alliance and ensuring that participants feel supported, heard, and valued throughout their journey.
So whether your Exercise Physiologist has written a program for you and you'd like someone to run through the exercises with you, or if your Dietitian has provided you a recipe but you would love the support of someone to go through and make the recipe together with you, our Allied Health Assistants are here to help!
Simply give us a call on (07) 3088 2323 or flick us a message to inquire or book in today!