Specialised, high intensity care you can rely on.
High Intensity Daily Personal Activities (HIDPA) for people with complex health needs - delivered by support workers with the advanced training and clinical oversight your care requires.
Advanced personal support, delivered with skill and dignity.
High Intensity Daily Personal Activities are specialised supports for NDIS participants whose personal care involves a higher level of risk or clinical complexity. Because these tasks demand specific skills and training, they are delivered by experienced workers who are assessed as competent and supervised in line with the NDIS High Intensity Skills Descriptors.
Funded under the Core Supports - Assistance with Daily Life category of your NDIS plan, our high intensity support is built around your health needs, your routine, and the people who already know you best, so you stay safe, comfortable, and in control.
What we provide
Specialised supports delivered by trained and competency-assessed workers.
Complex bowel & PEG feeding
Bowel care and enteral (PEG) feeding delivered safely and discreetly.
Ventilation & tracheostomy
Support for tracheostomy and ventilator management by trained workers.
Seizure & epilepsy support
Monitoring and responding to seizures with documented care plans.
Complex wound & pressure care
Cleaning, dressing and monitoring of complex or chronic wounds.
Catheter & continence care
Urinary catheter management and specialised continence support.
Diabetes & injection support
Diabetes management and subcutaneous injections as prescribed.
The right training, the right support, every time.
What sets our high intensity supports apart for you and your family.
Trained workers
Clinical oversight
Person-centred plans
Dignity first
High Intensity Daily Personal Activities (HIDPA) in SA
High intensity supports are personal care tasks that carry additional clinical risk and therefore require workers with specific, assessed skills. We deliver these supports safely in your home, matched to a documented care plan and supervised in line with the relevant clinical guidance.
Continuity matters even more with complex care. We work to keep the same trained team around you, so you and your family aren't constantly re-explaining your needs to someone new.
What to expect
- Workers trained against the NDIS High Intensity Support Skills Descriptors
- Care plans developed with you, your family and relevant health professionals
- Clinical oversight and clear, documented procedures
- Coordination with your support coordinator and treating team
How it's funded
High intensity support is funded from your Core Supports budget under "Assistance with Daily Life", at the high intensity hourly rate where your plan and needs warrant it. As a registered provider (#4050170458) we support participants across all plan management types.
High intensity support - FAQs
What are High Intensity Daily Personal Activities?
High intensity supports are personal care tasks that require additional skills and training because of complex health needs - for example complex bowel care, enteral (PEG) feeding, ventilation support, complex wound care, severe dysphagia or subcutaneous injections.
Are your support workers trained for complex care?
Yes. High intensity supports are delivered by workers trained against the NDIS High Intensity Support Skills Descriptors and supervised in line with the relevant clinical guidance and your care plan.
How is high intensity support funded under the NDIS?
It is funded from your Core Supports budget under "Assistance with Daily Life", at the high intensity hourly rate where your plan and needs warrant it. We can help you understand what your plan allows.
Can high intensity support be combined with other services?
Yes. Many participants combine high intensity personal care with community access, transport or respite so their whole week is supported by a consistent, familiar team.
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