High Intensity Daily Personal Activities
Our qualified and experienced support workers are trained to deliver clinical and sensitive care safely, ensuring that every participant receives the highest quality of support with dignity and respect.
High Intensity Daily Personal Activities
At Fly Ability, we understand that some participants require advanced, high-level care to manage their health and wellbeing. Our High Intensity Daily Personal Activities service is designed specifically for NDIS participants with complex medical or behavioural support needs.
What This Service Includes
Our high-intensity support services cover:
Safe and hygienic assistance tailored to individual health needs.
Specialist support to manage tracheostomy tubes and respiratory health.
Including injections and medication management under professional guidance.
Care for PEG or nasogastric feeding to maintain nutrition and health.
– Regular support and hygiene management for catheter users.
– Assistance for participants with swallowing difficulties.
– Administered by trained and authorised staff.
– Preventative and recovery-focused support to promote healing and comfort.
Our Approach
At Fly Ability, we take a person-centred approach to high-intensity supports. Every participant’s care plan is customized to their individual needs, medical requirements, and daily lifestyle. We collaborate with healthcare professionals, families, and support coordinators to ensure care is safe, effective, and empowering.
Why Choose Fly Ability?
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Fully trained and certified support workers for complex care.
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Continuous communication with healthcare teams and families.
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Compassionate, respectful, and reliable service.
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Commitment to promoting independence while ensuring safety.
FAQs About The Service
1. What are High Intensity Daily Personal Activities?
High Intensity Daily Personal Activities are specialised NDIS supports provided to participants who have complex health or clinical care needs. These supports require trained staff to safely assist with tasks such as tracheostomy care, enteral feeding, wound care, or medication administration.
2. Who can access this service?
This service is available to NDIS participants who require medical or clinical support that involves a higher level of risk or complexity. Your NDIS plan must include High Intensity Daily Personal Activities (Support Item 0104) under Core Supports.
3. How are support workers trained for high-intensity care?
At Fly Ability, our support workers receive specialised training in clinical procedures, infection control, medication administration, and emergency response. Each staff member is certified and supervised to ensure care is delivered safely and professionally.
4. Can Fly Ability coordinate with my existing healthcare team?
Absolutely. We believe in a collaborative care model. Our team works closely with your doctors, nurses, allied health professionals, and family members to ensure your support plan aligns with your medical and personal goals.
5. Where are these services delivered?
Our High Intensity Daily Personal Activities are provided in the comfort of your home or any other preferred location where you feel safe and comfortable.
6. What’s the difference between standard personal care and high-intensity care?
Standard personal care includes tasks like bathing, grooming, and meal assistance. High-intensity care, on the other hand, involves complex clinical tasks such as catheter management, injections, or tracheostomy care, which require advanced training and medical oversight.
7. How can I include this support in my NDIS plan?
You can request this service during your NDIS planning meeting or plan review. If you’re unsure, our team at Fly Ability can help guide you through the process and ensure the correct support item is included in your plan.
Services
- High Intensity Daily Personal Activities
- Assist-Life Stage Transition
- Assist-Personal Activities
- Assist-Travel/Transport
- Community Nursing Care
- Daily Tasks/Shared Living
- Innovative Community Participation
- Development-Life Skills
- Household Tasks
- Participate Community
- Group/Centre Activities
- Specialised Disability Accommodation (SDA)
