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Our Disability Support Services

At Home Care provides tailored disability services focused on enhancing your quality of life so that you can live your life how you choose.

Disability Support Services

Our wide range of disability services caters to diverse needs, including complex high care, high-intensity supports, private in-home care and nursing services, social support, assistance with daily living, and community access. We provide you with hospital-level care in the comfort of your own home, helping you maintain your independence and focus on what matters most to you and those who matter most to you.

Get the right disability support services for you

We’re here to work closely with you to enhance your or your loved one’s quality of life, providing high-quality care in the comfort of your home and within your community.

Specialist Disability Support Services

First, you need to make sure we’re the right organisation for you and your child.

  • Participants across different ages from new borns and infants to you adults and 65-years
  • Participants with a current NDIS plan that’s NDIA or Plan Managed
  • Clients who have a Public Trustee, Private Trustee or have a claim with a state-based insurance scheme (ICWA and TAC)
  • Participants who require 30 or more hours of supports a week
  • Participants who require supports with assisted with self-care activities, supported independent living (SIL), access to community, social and recreational activities, for standard and high intensity care.
  • Participants who require nursing supports delivered by an Enrolled Nurse, Registered Nurse, Clinical Nurse, Clinical Nurse Consultant, or Nurse Practitioner.
  • Participants who have been diagnosed with an acquired brain injury, spinal cord injury, children with complex care needs, and neurological conditions with limited physical capabilities.

We train our team in specific skills to ensure safe and high-quality services. This sometimes means we’re not the right fit for everyone, and that’s okay. Unfortunately, we may not be best placed to support individuals with aged care packages or individuals with a primary diagnosis of intellectual disabilities or mental health conditions.

Supporting people of all ages with a spinal cord injury, including ventilator management and hospital-to-home transition support.

You can rely on us for support and nursing care at home that fits your specific needs. Our team is specially trained to give the right care for people with any level of spinal cord injury, making sure you feel safe and understood.

We know that moving from hospital or care facilities back to your community can feel overwhelming. Our experienced team is here to make that change as easy as possible, whether you live in a city or countryside. As an official provider of the Ventilator Dependent Quadriplegic Community Care Program (VDQ-CCP) in WA, we are dedicated to supporting you at every step.

Learn more about our spinal injury services,

We specialise in providing nursing and home care services to adults, teens, and children with Acquired Brain Injuries (ABI). We aim to provide personalised care that helps maximise independence and allows our clients to live as they choose.

As an ABI care provider, we ensure that our care team is well-equipped with the necessary knowledge and resources to support individuals struggling with physical, cognitive, emotional, or behavioural functions. We achieve this through consistent learning and mentoring opportunities for our team.

Support for infants, children, and families with complex care needs.

Children with complex medical needs require 24/7 care and attention. Our dedicated team of Paediatric Nurses and qualified care team provides high-level support to children in their homes. We aim to keep the child out of the hospital and in the safe familiarity of their own home.

Staff are trained to meet the needs of each child through specific clinical training carried out by our Paediatric clinical nursing team. This training includes Tracheostomy and Ventilator Management, Seizure Management, Enteral Feeding, Oral and Nasal Suctioning, oxygen therapy, Catheterisation and more.

Neurological conditions are diverse and complex, with hundreds of known conditions, including Multiple Sclerosis (MS), Huntington’s Disease, Motor Neuron Disease, Cerebral Palsy, or the result of an event such as a Stroke.

The care requirements for these conditions can be intricate and progressive, often requiring specialist services. We train staff to be able to manage both the physical and cognitive challenges that come with these conditions, allowing us to care for numerous other neurological conditions that require similar care.

People diagnosed with neurological conditions may need to make significant lifestyle changes due to the impact on their physical abilities and cognitive functions, such as perception, memory, judgement, and reasoning. This can lead to decreased independence and a need for more physical and emotional care and support daily. Many neurological are progressive in nature, and At Home Care is able to help our clients manage their deteriorating condition in collaboration with other external support services such as palliative care.

Our disability home care nursing services offer extensive expertise in complex disability support, including the following areas.

  • Ventilator care and management
  • Tracheostomy care and management
  • Bowel and bladder management
  • Seizure management
  • For-fee and regular in-home nursing services
  • Enteral Feeding: PEG, PEJ and NG
  • Oxygen therapy
  • Nasal and oral suctioning
  • Daily living assistance and personal care
  • Social inclusion and community support
Our Difference

Clinically-backed services, delivered by locals

With At Home Care, we’re with you at every stage. Our reliable support services ensure you have the help you need, whenever you need it, and you can always count on us.


Nursing-led

Every aspect of your care, from delivery to training and service design, has been reviewed by our nursing team and clinical governing body. This ensures that your care is evidence-based, medically sound, and of the highest standard.

Tailored-approach

There’s no one-size-fits-all approach to our operations. We take the time to understand your desires and requirements to ensure that you feel confident in the care you receive.

Specialised services

While we may not reach everyone, we are dedicated to excelling in our specialised services. We refine our knowledge and skills to provide the best care for individuals with spinal cord injuries, acquired brain injuries, neurological conditions, and children with complex care needs.

Hospital-to-home collaboration

We assist individuals who might otherwise need hospitalisation to transition to living at home and engaging in the community, with support available 24/7. Our approach is open and collaborative, involving everyone in your broader team.

Quality and safety

We aim to set a new standard for personalised community care, with quality and safety at the forefront of our services. At AHC, we are committed to strong governance rooted in six core principles: accountability, transparency, integrity, stewardship, efficiency, and leadership. Together, these values drive us to make a meaningful impact in the lives of others.

Disability-trained team

We understand the importance of having a regular, well-trained care team that you can rely on to meet your needs and individual preferences. That’s why we work closely with you to develop a suitable team.

When building your regular care team, we consider factors like skills, experience, personality, interests, demographics, and ongoing availability to find suitable, long-term staff members.

You will even have the opportunity to trial team members before you agree to have them on your regular care team, so you can be supported by people whose company you enjoy.

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