NDIS

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) provides funding for Australians with disabilities. This national disability scheme has far-reaching benefits focused on enhancing equality and inclusiveness for those with disabilities to live normal, fulfilled lives. NDIS was started in 2012 and was launched nationally in 2016. It has helped many people with disability to receive the support they require to live their everyday life comfortably and independently. With the help of NDIS, Australians with a disability can fully enjoy the fruits of regular life. 

Having a disability shouldn’t affect your quality of life, even if you need assistance in the home. The national disability scheme means that everybody who falls within the remit is entitled to receiving funding towards the cost of care, enabling them to live a fuller life. It doesn’t matter what state or territory you or your loved one lives in; the national disability scheme ensures there is a safety net for all Australians. The NDIS is consistently applied the same way across all parts of the country. 

The national disability scheme ensures all Australian citizens regardless of their disability has equal access to healthcare on a national level. We are a part of the bigger picture and through us, application, meeting the eligibility criteria, and availing of the services becomes much easier. The NDIS is a core part of us being able to deliver on our vision of being life enabling. We believe that everybody should be entitled to the assistance that they need regardless of their situation. We’ll support you along your NDIS claim journey and help you get the care you need.

NDIS Journey - Step by Step

  • Eligibility – Once you are eligible for NDIS, you will become an NDIS registered participant
  • Meet with a Planner – a planner is someone who will guide you through the process of making a NDIS plan, you can contact an ECEI Coordinator, LAC or NDIA planner.
  • Make a plan – You have to make a plan that would describe your goals and future plans and how your disability is causing a hindrance and how the funding can help you overcome these obstacles.
  • Look for a provider – It is important to look for a NDIS-approved provider who can understand and fulfill your needs. Your relationship with the provider is going to be a long one. Call us at 0481014357 for further help.
  • Upgrade/Maintenance of plan – You can think of changing and upgrading your plan with time if needed.

Getting the support you need!

Once you receive your NDIS Plan, the next step is to organise your services and supports. Orient Solutions is a registered NDIS provider and so we are always ready to help you achieve your goals and plan for the future. At Orient Solutions, we have a range of services and supports that can be tailored to meet your needs. Our experienced staff will meet with you to find out about your dreams and aspirations and work with you to tailor support that will help you reach your full potential. We understand that things can change, so we offer a flexible service that ensures you can continue to live your life, your way.

NDIS SERVICES

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Ventilation

When a patient has difficulty breathing, ventilation, it helps the patient get adequate oxygen and clears carbon dioxide. Our health workers are well equipped with the knowledge of basic respiratory system physiology, types of ventilation systems and major equipment components and operations, signs of breathing difficulties, problems associated, and what action is required to solve it.

Tracheostomy care

Tracheostomy care means keeping the trachea tube clean. This reduces the likelihood of a clogged tube and lowers the infection risk. Replacement of tracheostomy dressings/ties requires two individuals due to the potential of unintentional displacement of the cannula. Workers who provide this help must also possess the necessary first-aid skills to do CPR and place a human in a recovery position. Our healthcare workers are specialized in tracheostomy care. They perform it keeping the minor details in mind. 

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Enteral / Tube Feeding and Management

A person who relies on assisted feeding or a feeding tube has complicated medical conditions that demand high-intensity care. Individuals unable to communicate properly because of old age or autism often dislodge their feeding tube; hence, they are at an increased risk of choking and suffocation. This group of people requires close supervision. 

Our healthcare providers introduce food via tube as planned, supervise the rate and flow of feeding and make necessary adjustments. Our staff are well trained in positioning the feeding tube to keep the airway safe and avoid choking risks, with utmost care. 

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Complex Bowel Care

When a person is in danger of severe abdominal pain or intestinal abnormalities, such as chronic constipation or dysentery, it demands specialized care. Our employees will strictly follow the bowel care plan that the patient’s doctor has given. They will also keep the details of the patient’s bowel movements pattern. They are trained to recognize symptoms that require immediate action High intensity daily living

Our experienced professionals recognize the extremely personal nature of this form of support and ensure that the patient is comfortable while treating them. They always maintain personal hygiene and infection control protocols while observing and recording changes.

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Urinary catheters

A catheter is used in people who have trouble passing urine naturally. Our workers know all the essential urinary system practices for both men and women. They are also aware of common issues associated with someone using various types of catheters, factors of side effects that require the help of a doctor. 

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Subcutaneous Injection

This form of care is administered when a person cannot self-administer injections. Your nurse will:

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Manage Diabetes

At Orient Solutions employees are trained to work with patients affected by both diabetes types 1 and 2. They know about the factors that impact Blood sugar levels, ways of managing sugar levels, variables that affect insulin production, and the common signs and risks of low or unstable blood sugar.

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High Risk of Seizure

We employ staff who are knowledgeable about different kinds of seizures; seizure trigger points and symptoms, proper seizure command and management processes; common methods of emergency planning and potential side effects.

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Mealtime preparation and delivery

Our employees are great when it comes to meal preparation and delivery assistance. They will adhere to written meal preparation and delivery guidelines. On instruction, they will comply with food preparation processes, bring the food, and monitor meals to recognize and respond to risks when required. 

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Stoma care

This can apply to several types of stoma treatment, such as colostomy and ileostomy care, as well as tracheostomy care. Workers from Orient Solutions adhere to hygienic practices and infection control treatments; replace and dispose of bags as needed; keep charts/records; oversee skin problems and keep stoma area clean; and recognize and communicate problems such as clogs, signs of deteriorating health, or inflammation.

We assist you in becoming self-reliant and having more time for family, friends, and community participation through our individualized daily activities support. For more information, contact Orient Solutions now.