High Intensity Daily Personal Activities

K-One Community Services and Care provides ‘high intensity daily personal activities’ to individuals with a disability to assist you with your personal tasks of daily life to help you live independently.

High Intensity Daily Personal Activities

Our team of skilled professionals provide support to make sure your daily routine is achievable and manageable in High Intensity Daily Personal Activities

These supports can be provided in your own home or in a community environment. We understand that each participant has different needs and requirements, so we work to tailor our daily personal activities assistance to each of our participants.

Whether you need short-term support or long-term care, our registered nurse and trained support workers are qualified to support individuals with complex needs.

We are a NDIS provider, and our support workers are dedicated to facilitating the care and support required to carry out your daily needs.

The daily personal activities we can help you with include but are not limited to:

The High Intensity Daily Personal Activities: We Can Help You with Include but Are Not Limited To:

Our inventory features a large spectrum of advanced and the latest disability assistive devices, allowing disabled individuals to use them regularly for self-improvement and smooth daily activities. Our assistive device includes

Feeding and management
Managing diabetes
Assistance with injections
Epilepsy and high-risk seizures
Ventilator
Stoma
Urinary catheters
Complex tracheostomy care
Complex wound and pressure injury management
Complex bowel care
Swallowing and eating difficulties

Our personalized daily activities support will help you to be autonomous and have more time for family, friends and community participation.

Frequently Asked Questions(FAQs)

What are the eligibility criteria for NDIS Specialist Disability Accommodation?

NDIS participants who have very high support needs. The ones who can’t afford suitable accommodation and support services on their own. Participants who need extra care (24*7) are eligible for SDA.

How SDA works?

Individual participant plans fund SDA. Upon receiving funding from the NDIS, eligible participants can find a suitable enrolled dwelling by approaching the market, residential statement, or SDA supply available in their location.

How can I get SDA funding?

First and foremost, you’ll need to go through the NDIA’s Informing Housing Solutions process to get the approval for SDA funding and support. However, the simplest and quickest option is to get in touch with Admire Care officials, who can help you with the same.

What is the core difference between SIL & SDA?

SIL refers to the NDIS support provided while staying at home. In contrast, SDA is all about the physical home, such as your house modifications to accommodate your specific needs.

How long can a participant benefit from the SDA scheme?

The SDA initiative’s lifespan is 20 years. During this tenure, if any eligible NDIS participants’ support needs increase over time, their SDA funding will automatically increase. Contact registered NDIS Disability Accommodation Perth for more info.

How will I pay my plan Manager?

You need not have to pay any cent to your plan manager as it’s free of charge, and the NDIS pays for your Plan Manager.

For more information on how Admire Care can help in finding the best NDIS therapeutic support for your child relevant to their needs, contact 0416703676 or email contact@k-onecommunityservices.com

High Intensity Daily Personal Activities