What is Intensive High Care?
NDIS Intensive High Care — also referred to as high intensity daily activities or complex care — covers support for participants whose disability-related needs go beyond what standard Core Supports can provide. This includes participants with complex medical needs, significant behaviours of concern, or conditions requiring trained clinical support. Conditions commonly supported include acquired brain injury, spinal cord injury, neurological conditions, complex mental health presentations alongside physical disability, and degenerative conditions.
What's included?
- ✓24/7 active night support and sleepover support where required
- ✓Complex bowel and catheter care
- ✓Subcutaneous injections and medication administration by trained workers
- ✓Tracheostomy care and ventilator management
- ✓PEG and enteral feeding support
- ✓Epilepsy management and seizure response
- ✓Behaviour support plan implementation
- ✓Acquired brain injury daily support and rehabilitation assistance
- ✓Palliative care support
- ✓Female workers for female participants across all high care supports
Who is eligible?
- →Participants whose plans include high intensity or complex daily activity funding
- →NDIS participants with complex medical or behavioural support needs
- →Participants requiring 24/7 active support
- →All plan types and participants across Australia
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