Oyster Care’s Specialists Allied Health Team is here to help! Our team consists of psychologists, occupational therapists, and speech pathologists who understand every participant’s needs are unique. We’ll work closely with you to create a personalised plan that gets you to your NDIS goals faster. Focus on what matters most – we’ll handle the rest.
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At Oyster Care, we know navigating the NDIS and finding the right allied health support can feel overwhelming. That’s why our passionate team is here to partner with you on your journey towards achieving your goals.
We don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. Our allied health professionals work closely with you to understand your unique needs and the functional impact of your disability. Together, we’ll craft a personalized plan that empowers you to thrive.
We’ll guide you through the NDIS process, providing evidence and assessments to help you access the support you deserve. Additionally, we’ll connect you with the best possible allied health professionals within our network, ensuring you receive the most effective therapeutic care.
NDIS provides funding for a variety of allied health professionals, who can be game-changers for people with disabilities.
Need help getting the most out of your NDIS plan? Oyster Care can connect you with therapists and other helpers to improve your daily life. This could mean getting dressed easier, speaking more clearly, or feeling stronger.Â
Our team can help you understand your plan, connect you with the most suitable allied health professionals, and ensure you get the most out of your NDIS funding.
Whether it’s providing in-home aged and dementia care, or disability support, we’re a caring network of real people, taking the time to listen.
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 Each of our Support Workers and every member of our clinical team has been carefully selected to give you confidence.
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Personalised dementia support that promotes independence, helping you stay in your own home, where memory and recall is strongest.
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The NDIS is a federal government scheme that delivers disability support to Australians. It's a great scheme but there's no doubt that it can be difficult.
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A powerful mix of psychology and creativity, creative therapies help improve physical, mental and emotional wellbeing, offering new ways to connect.
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our Support Workers speak 40 languages combined, so there is a good chance we speak yours too. Don't see your language on the list?
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Allied health is a broad field of healthcare professionals who work alongside doctors and nurses but have different roles. They provide a variety of services including diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and support. Some allied health professionals work directly with patients, while others provide support services such as taking x-rays or managing health information. There are many different specializations within allied health, so there is a wide range of career opportunities available.
Funding for Allied Health can come from a few different avenues, depending on your situation and location. Here's a breakdown of some options:
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Government Grants and Scholarships:Â These are typically awarded based on financial need and academic merit. Check with your country or state's educational department for programs specifically for allied health students.
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School-Based Aid: Many colleges and universities offer their own scholarships and grants for allied health programs. Research the financial aid office at your chosen schools.
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Loan Programs: Student loans are another option to cover educational expenses. Government backed loan programs may offer lower interest rates.
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For Working Professionals: If you're already working in healthcare and looking to pursue an allied health credential, some employers may offer tuition reimbursement programs.
While public clinics offer affordability and diverse services, expect longer waits and less personalized care. Conversely, private practices provide faster appointments and more attention, but at a higher cost. Telehealth presents a convenient and potentially cheaper option, but may not be suitable for all therapies and lacks the in-person experience.
This depends on your specific insurance plan. Contact your insurance provider to find out what coverage you have for allied health services.
The cost of allied health services can vary depending on the type of service, the provider, and your insurance coverage. Many insurance plans cover some or all of the cost of allied health services
At Oyster Care, we understand the importance of personalised support assistance for individuals navigating the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Our dedicated team is committed to providing and compassionate care and tailored services to empower individuals .
We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which our office stands pay respects to elders past, present & emerging.
We also acknowledge the stolen generations and are committed to assisting them on their journey.
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