Unidex Healthcare prioritises the personal goals of participants, with the objective of supporting freedom of decision making and ensuring that targets and life goals are achieved. A major component of this is offered through our Disability Homecare services and Supported Independent Living (SIL) plan support.
We provide Support Coordinators, Nurses, and Allied Health workers to address the needs of unique plans and insurance requirements, with services provided in-home to support participant independence and community engagement.
We work with participants and families to ensure support teams are matched to your needs and preferences.
Our inhouse clinical team provides vital services for 24/7 and complex care participants.
Our team are available around the clock to support with unexpected challenges
Consistent Support Workers for peace of mind and reduced anxiety for our participants.
In addition to our local offices Australia-wide, Unidex provides disability and injury services to regional and rural areas.
We set the industry standard, with a tailored Quality Management System implemented nationally.
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is an Australian government initiative designed to support individuals with permanent and significant disabilities. It provides funding for necessary services and support, enabling participants to achieve their goals, improve their independence, and enhance their overall quality of life.
Great! Unidex Healthcare provides meaningful employment to hundreds of workers across Australia. As the business grows, we are always on the lookout for people to join the team. Visit our careers page to learn more.
Yes, Unidex Healthcare is a registered NDIS provider to those with injury and disability across Australia. Click here for a list of our NDIS registrations.
Unidex Healthcare provides services for those living with injury and disability, particularly specialising in 24/7 and Complex Care needs. Please reach out to us for more information.
We partner with many specialist support coordinators, occupational therapists, and case workers, who often refer participants with injury or disability. You can make a referral by phone, or use the Refer a Participant form on our website.
Unidex Healthcare provides services across all Australian states, including metropolitan, regional, and remote areas.