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NDIS Provider
Basic Home Care is a leading Registered National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) provider
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is the new way of providing support for Australians with a disability. The NDIS provides funding for support and services for eligible people with a disability, their families, and carers. Whether you are looking for support at home, in the community, or in the workplace, we can help you find the right service to meet your needs.
Providing Services through the National Disability Insurance Scheme
Basic Home Care has been providing services to people with a disability for years, and we are an approved NDIS service provider since July 2013. This means that we can provide you with the support and services you need to live your best life.
With us, you will be able to:
Get the support you need to live your life the way you want
Choose who provides your support and services
Access quality services and supports
Have peace of mind knowing that your support needs will be met now and into the future
Throughout greater Brisbane, Gold Coast, and Sunshine Coast, we give quality home care service that is second to none. You can count on us for all your NDIS needs from personal care to domestic assistance and more.
If you would like to discuss your support needs with us, just get in touch and we’ll be happy to help.
Who are NDIS Services for?
NDIS services are for people with a disability who meet the NDIS eligibility checklist. This includes people with physical, intellectual, cognitive, sensory, neurological, or psychological disabilities.
There are four requirements you need to meet to be eligible for NDIS services:
Age requirements
If your age is between 7 and 65, a local area coordinator can assist you in understanding the NDIS, submitting an application, and connecting with other government and community resources.
An early childhood partner can help families determine if the NDIS is a good match for their kid if they have one under the age of 7 and give assistance to the family in advance of the application process.
Residence requirements
The NDIS is offered exclusively to:
Australian citizens living within the country
Holders of Protected Special Category Visa
Permanent Visa holders
Disability requirements
This includes people born with physical, intellectual, cognitive, sensory, neurological, or psychological disabilities. Also, people with a disability that is likely to be permanent and significantly affect their ability to take part in everyday activities.
Early intervention NDIS requirements
You may qualify if you are in need of:
Some assistance now to decrease your future support needs
Some immediate assistance for your family to develop their abilities to help you
Our Range of NDIS Services
Home Care Services
Daily Personal Care
Domestic Assistance
Nurse at Home
Life Skills Development
Community access
Disabled Transport Services
Supported Independent Living (SIL NDIS)
NDIS Short Term Accommodation (STA NDIS)
Respite Care
NDIS Funding
The NDIS funds support and services for people with disabilities. The amount of funding you get depends on your needs and goals.
Your NDIS plan will have three types of funding:
Core Funding
This pays for essential supports that help you with everyday life, such as personal care, community access, and transport.
Capacity Building
This pays for support that helps you develop skills and independence. This can include things like speech therapy, occupational therapy, and support to find a job.
Capital Support
This pays for expensive assistive technology, mobility equipment, and house or vehicle modifications, as well as financing for one-time expenditures (including Specialist Disability Accommodation).
It is essential to note that Capital Support’s budget funds may only be utilised for their intended purpose and cannot be used to cover any other expenses.
You can use your NDIS funding to pay for the services of Basic Home Care. We are an approved NDIS service provider, which means we can provide services and support that you need to live your best life.
You can also choose to self-manage your NDIS funds, which means you have more control over the support and services you receive.
If you would like to discuss your support needs with us, just get in touch and we’ll be happy to help.
What is the NDIS?
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is a government initiative that provides support and funding for people with disabilities. The NDIS funds services and supports that help people with disabilities to live their best life. The amount of funding you get depends on your needs and goals.
How does the NDIS work?
If you are qualified for the NDIS and have received a letter stating your “access decision,” the next step is to create your NDIS plan.
Creating your plan
Your plan is a formal service agreement negotiated with you. Everyone has a distinct plan. A representative from National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) will inquire about your progress in many aspects of your life, your desired goals, and the type of assistance and support you require. This will help design a strategy that gives you the appropriate support.
Using your plan
Once you have a strategy, there are individuals who will assist you in implementing it.
Reviewing your plan and goals
Your plan review is a chance to confirm that your supports are effective and assisting you in achieving your goals.
How can the NDIS help?
The NDIS can help people with a disability to achieve their goals and live an independent life. It does this by providing funding for the support they need, including personal care, equipment, and therapies. The NDIS also provides funding for carers and families, so they can continue to support their loved ones.
The scheme is designed to be flexible, so it can be tailored to each individual’s needs. This means that people with a disability can get the support they need to live the life they want. If you or someone you know has a disability, the NDIS could make a real difference.
How to apply for funding through the National Disability Insurance Scheme?
There are three steps to applying for funding through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS):
Call 1800 800 110 and speak with one of the representatives to apply for the NDIS.
Fill up the Access Request Form
Send proof of evidence
How do we work within the NDIS framework to provide the best possible care?
At Basic Home Care, we understand that every client is unique and has different care needs. That’s why we work hard to tailor our support services to each individual client, within the NDIS framework.
We work closely with our clients and their families to develop individualised care plans that meet their specific needs, and we review these plans on a regular basis to ensure that they are still meeting the client’s needs.
We believe that communication is key to delivering excellent care, and we keep our clients and their families updated on all aspects of their care. We also provide regular reports to NDIS planners to ensure that they have the most up-to-date information on the client’s progress and care needs.
So if you are looking for high-quality, person-centered care, then please get in touch with us today.
Why choose Basic Home Care as your NDIS provider?
When it comes to choosing a registered NDIS provider, there are a few things you should consider. Here at Basic Home Care, we believe that we offer the best possible care for our clients, and here’s why:
Highly-skilled, Friendly Professionals
Our support team are highly-skilled and has a wealth of experience in delivering excellent care. They are also friendly and personable, so you can be sure that you will receive the best possible care and support.
NDIS Registered Provider
As mentioned, we are approved as one of the registered NDIS providers, so you can be confident that we meet all the necessary requirements to provide NDIS quality and safeguards. From our office staff to our support workers, everyone at Basic Home Care is fully trained and experienced in working within the NDIS framework.
Customisable Care Plans
You don’t have to worry about your care needs not being met, as we offer fully customisable care plans. We will work with you to develop a care plan that meets your specific needs, and we will review this plan on a regular basis to ensure that it is still meeting your needs.
Affordable Rates
We are in compliance with the NDIS pricing guide and all our services are priced accordingly so rest assured that you are getting good value for your money.
24/7 Round-the-clock Care
When you choose Basic Home Care, you can be confident that you will receive the best possible care, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We are always on hand to answer any questions you may have, and we will always do our best to meet your care needs.
Eight Domains of the NDIS
The NDIS has eight core domains that guide the design and implementation of individualised support plans. These domains are:
Daily Living
Social and Community participation
Relationships,
Lifelong Learning
Home
Health and Wellbeing
Work
Choice and Control
By following these domains, we are able to provide our clients with the best possible care and support. If you would like to find out more about how we can help you, please get in touch.
FAQ
What does an NDIS do?
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is a government-funded scheme that provides financial assistance to people with disabilities. The NDIS pays for the cost of disability-related services and supports so that people with disabilities can live independently.
How much money does NDIS give you?
The amount of money you get from the NDIS depends on your individual circumstances. The NDIS will assess your needs and give you a budget based on the cost of the services and supports you need.
What qualifies for NDIS?
To be eligible for the NDIS, you must have a disability that is permanent or significant, and which prevents you from participating fully in society. You must also be an Australian citizen or resident, and you must be aged between 7 and 65.
What disabilities are covered by NDIS?
To qualify for the NDIS, participants must meet one of the following disabilities or conditions:
Amputation
An intellectual disability
Autism
Cerebral palsy
Deafblindness
Genetic conditions which result in permanent and severe intellectual and physical impairments
Lysosomal storage disorders
Mucopolysaccharidoses
Patau syndrome
Permanent blindness
Permanent bilateral hearing loss
Rett syndrome
Spinal muscular trophies
Spinal cord or brain injuries resulting in paraplegia
What illnesses are classed as a disability?
There is no definitive answer to this question, as the NDIS assesses each case individually. However, some examples of illnesses that may be classed as a disability include cancer, cerebral palsy, heart disease, and multiple sclerosis.
How does NDIS funding work?
The NDIS pays for the cost of disability-related services and supports, so that people with disabilities can live independently. The NDIS will assess your needs and give you a budget based on the cost of the services and supports you need. You can then use this budget to pay for the services and supports you need.
What are the 3 main support purpose categories in the NDIS?
The three main support purpose categories in the NDIS are:
1. Core supports: These are the supports that you need to live your life and participate in the community. They include things like personal care, transport, and accommodation.
2. Capacity building supports: These are the supports that you need to build your skills and independence. They include things like therapy, training, and support to find a job.
3. Capital supports: These are the one-off supports that you need to buy something or make a change in your life. They include things like vehicle modifications, home renovations, and assistive technology.
What is an NDIS package?
An NDIS package is a collection of supports and services that are tailored to your individual needs. The supports and services in your package will be based on your NDIS assessment, and they will be designed to help you achieve your goals.
What NDIS Services Does Basic Home Care cover?
Basic Home Care can provide a range of disability services to NDIS participants, including personal care, domestic assistance, and community access.
Can you have a Home Care Package and an NDIS Plan?
Unfortunately, no. If you are under 65 years old and eligible, the NDIS will provide you with money. If you are qualified and over 65 years old, you will get financing through a Home Care Package.
