Allied Health Assistants (AHAs) provide practical, ongoing support to help you follow your treatment plan and work towards your therapy goals, alongside your allied health team.
NDIS allied health assistants work under the supervision of our clinicians to assist with therapeutic and program-related activities. They will provide you with the level of support you require based on your individual service needs, and to help you achieve your health goals.
A allied health assistant works closely with your Humanity Allied Health clinician to provide you with consistent, connected care throughout your treatment.
Our allied health assistants support the delivery of your therapy by helping to implement programs developed by your clinician, assisting with therapeutic activities, and taking care of the practical side of your care, including managing appointments, reports and follow-up procedures.
Having an allied health assistant as part of your support team means more regular contact and a greater continuity of care between your clinical sessions. For NDIS participants, an allied health assistant can be a practical and effective way to make the most of your funding, by increasing the frequency of support without increasing the cost of clinician time.
Every person’s needs are different, and your allied health assistant will work with you based on your individual goals and the support outlined in your care plan. Together with your clinician, they help ensure your treatment stays on track and that you’re making progress towards the outcomes that matter most to you.
Having an allied health assistant as part of your support team means more regular contact and a greater continuity of care between your clinical sessions. For NDIS participants, an allied health assistant can be a practical and effective way to make the most of your funding, by increasing the frequency of support without increasing the cost of clinician time.
Every person’s needs are different, and your allied health assistant will work with you based on your individual goals and the support outlined in your care plan. Together with your clinician, they help ensure your treatment stays on track and that you’re making progress towards the outcomes that matter most to you.
Flexible, personalised care:
In clinic, mobile or online
Our allied health assistants at Humanity Allied Health can see you or your participant at home, at school, in the community, in one of our clinics or via online sessions. We offer flexible service delivery to suit individual needs, preferences and circumstances.
For some people, personal challenges, travel or logistics make online sessions a more practical option, with the added benefit of faster access to care who may not be based in the same city. We can travel to a location that works best for you, or where appropriate, provide sessions in one of our clinics.
You don’t need a referral to book our services.
Our therapy and allied health services can be funded through NDIS, Medicare or other government programs, or you can book privately and pay yourself.
Our services are provided in line with the NDIS pricing arrangements, meaning there’s no gap fee.
If you want fast access without paperwork, our private sessions put you in control of your healthcare journey. We offer flexible funding options to make therapy simple and accessible.
Our team can guide you navigating funding options.
Humanity Allied Health is part of Humanity Health Group, which is made up of a group allied health organisations delivering health services and care across disability, aged care, employment participation, community health and more. Humanity Health Group is built around one core purpose: helping people realise their full potential.
With Humanity Allied Health, you have access to a full range of NDIS services, including physiotherapy, occupational therapy and occupational therapy functional assessment, psychology, counselling, speech therapy, with allied health professionals working together across multiple disciplines to support your journey.
