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LifePath Care Services
Care that comes to you!

LifePath Care Services’ goal is to empower individuals and families affected by mental health , medical issues , behavioral health , physical disabilities and developmental challenges , resulting in better living.
WHY CHOOSE US

Welcome to the Best Care Center

At Lifepath Care Services we tailor our services to fit your needs and your loved ones . We will help you understand your options and obtain the services you or your family members need to lead quality lives . We build relationships to drive outcomes for families and most importantly , the people we serve. We have a great team of professionals. We only hire support workers and nurses who exemplify compassion and empathy and match them with you based on personality and lifestyle. Our registered nurses supervise our support workers as we implement person centered approach for each participant’s unique plan of care.
Our Values
Lifepath Care Services celebrates inclusivity, independence and opportunities as we deliver person- centered , strength based and recovery oriented services.
Our Mission

At Lifepath Care Services we are passionate about realising the potential of all our participants as they travel different paths in life.

WE CAN HELP YOU

Our Services

24 Hour Service

We Know that your needs don’t stop when office hours are over. Using our help line and email, you can send a message to our Support team when it is convenient for you.

We provide a wide range of services listed here.

Participation in Community

Helping participants with acquiring, retaining, or improving self help, socialization, and adaptive skills.

Community Nursing Care

Our Registered Nurses are ready to provide care to you if you require treatment and monitoring of health care procedures.

Accommodation Services

If you require one-on-one round the clock support, then we are here to help. You will also receive support with everyday tasks.

Group centre activities

Lifepath Care Services promotes socialisation while offering both workers facilitated and self-directed building activities.

Assist -personal activities

Lifepath Care Services understands that it can be quite difficult having someone you don't know supporting you with personal care.

Mental Health Care

At Lifepath Care Services we have a passion for supporting participants living with various disabilities.

Assist -travel / transport

Lifepath Care Services provides travel and transport services to people with disability

Daily tasks/ Shared living

Lifepath Care Services understands that starting out to live alone or sharing accommodations can sometimes be challenging.

Innovative community participation

Lifepath Care Services will enhance your participation in the community thus improving your well-being by feeling connected to people and the community.

FREQUENTLY ASK QUESTION'S

Am I eligible for NDIS?

Generally speaking, you must meet these three requirements:

  • Age – be aged under 65 years
  • Residence – live in Australia and be an Australian citizen, permanent resident or hold a Protected Special Category Visa;
  • Disability or early intervention – have a physical, intellectual, cognitive, neurological, visual, hearing or psychosocial impairment that meets either the disability or early intervention requirements. It must be a permanent and significant disability that impacts your day to day living.

You can find out if you’re eligible to receive NDIS funding on the NDIS website or contacting the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) on 1800 800 110.

What types of support does NDIS funding cover?

There are three types of support budgets that may be funded in your NDIS plan:

Core supports

Core Supports help you with everyday activities, your current disability-related needs and to work towards your goals. Core supports have four sub categories:

  1. Assistance with daily life. For example, assistance with self-care activities and house cleaning.
  2. Consumables. For example, continence products or low cost assistive technology.
  3. Assistance with social and community participation. For example, a support worker to assist you to participate in social and community activities.
  4. Transport. For example, travel to work or other places.

Capacity building supports

Capacity Building Supports help build your independence and skills to assist you to pursue your goals. Examples include:

  • Support coordination to help you use your NDIS plan and connect you to service providers
  • Plan management to help you manage your NDIS funding
  • Help you find and maintain a place to live
  • Assistance to find and keep a job
  • Assessment, training or therapy to help increase your skills, independence and community participation.

Capital supports

Capital Supports include higher-cost pieces of assistive technology and equipment (e.g. wheelchairs), home or vehicle modifications, and funding for one-off purchases you may need (including Specialist Disability Accommodation).

How can I manage my NDIS funding?

There are 3 ways to manage your NDIS plan.

Self-managed funding

The NDIA provides you with funding so you can access the supports that will best help you achieve your goals. You will need to purchase supports, manage your funding, pay providers on time, keep invoices, keep track of your funds and understand the NDIS portal and how to make claims.

Plan-managed funding

The NDIA will provide funding in your plan to pay for a Plan Manager who pays your providers for you, helps you keep track of funds and takes care of financial reporting for you. You can receive supports from service providers who are both registered and not registered with the NDIS.

NDIA-managed funding

Service providers claim directly from the NDIA after providing you the support. The NDIA pays your providers on your behalf. You can only use registered NDIS providers in this option.

Do you have minimum shift durations?

We have a minimum shift length of two hours for most of our supports.  We may be able to reduce this to one hour depending on your individual circumstances.

How much do you charge for services?

We charge up to the benchmark prices approved by the NDIS, which are listed on the NDIS price guide. The rates are different depending on what services you require. NDIS regularly update their prices and issue new price guides, so we also update our prices in line with those changes. Before beginning our services, we will send you a service agreement which includes a schedule of supports to tell you exactly what services we will provide, how much we will charge and how we will claim the payment. We are always upfront and transparent so there will be no surprises for you later on.

Do you charge for travel?

We generally do not charge for travel. However, we may claim travel time under certain circumstances when delivering personal care and community access supports.

If we are charging you for travel, we will:

  • Discuss this with you prior to commencing services
  • The service agreement will specify how and when we claim travel time, tailored to your specific needs
  • We will keep accurate records for payment assurance purposes

We will always find ways to reduce our worker travel time and consider options such as:

  • Meeting with you at our premises
  • Organizing appointments close to your home
  • Building your capacity to use alternate transport options such as public transport and informal supports (e.g. getting a ride from a friend)

What happens if I need to cancel my services?

We understand things change so we are flexible with our services. If you wish to cancel your appointment, we require a minimum of 24 hours’ notice for most services. If we receive less than 24 hours’ notice, we may need to charge you for the services. For other services such as home modification, we will require at least 14 days’ notice.

Are you a registered NDIS provider?

Yes, we are registered with the NDIS. This means we have met requirements regarding qualifications, approvals, experience and capacity for the approved supports. We are obligated to comply with a number of laws, guidelines, policies and service standards, which non-registered providers may not comply with.

What’s the difference between registered and unregistered NDIS providers?

The core difference is in the legal status – registered providers have more obligations and have been verified by the NDIS Commission. Also, registered providers can claim their invoices with the NDIS directly. Unregistered providers (such as an everyday cleaner or gardener) will send their invoices to you for payment. If your plan is NDIA managed, you will not be able to use unregistered service providers.

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karen bush

I have found the the two ladies that come to me to be very professional and highly experienced in what they do. And most of all they are so friendly and easy to talk to. I would recommend them to anyone who is needing assistance.

Clive Walker

Very impressive. Their cleaning service was excellent and have no complaints. Highly recommend.

Marywell Williams

Lifepath Care Services has the most knowledgeable staff who not only explained my condition in relation to medication, but went above and beyond to support me during recovery. Their community nursing is the best. You are the best. Will highly recommend. Thank you for taking care of me. Great staff!

Its ASAR

Amazing staff!! Patient and very compassionate. Lifepath care support workers treats me like family. Would highly recommend

Vanessa Whittall

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