How NDIS Exercise Physiology Works in Monash University
What Is NDIS Exercise Physiology?
NDIS exercise physiology refers to exercise physiology services delivered to eligible NDIS participants as part of their funded support plan. Physio Inq is a registered NDIS provider, supporting participants who are self-managed, plan-managed or agency-managed across Australia.
Under the NDIS, exercise physiology focuses on building physical capacity, improving function and working towards the independence and participation goals in a participant's plan. Our exercise physiologists design individualised programs for participants living with neurological conditions, physical and intellectual disability, autism spectrum disorder, acquired brain injury and complex health needs, developed collaboratively with the participant, their support coordinator and their broader care team.
Our NDIS exercise physiology services include:
- Individualised exercise programs aligned to NDIS capacity building goals
- Strength, balance and mobility programs to improve daily function
- Cardiovascular fitness programs tailored to disability and health status
- Exercise programs for neurological conditions, including Parkinson’s and MS
- Physical activity support for participants with mental health conditions
- Exercise programs for participants with intellectual disability
- Fatigue management through graded exercise programs
- Support for participants transitioning to independent exercise
- Carer and support worker education on exercise program implementation
- Progress reporting and documentation for NDIS plan reviews
All programs are developed collaboratively with the participant, their support coordinator and, where relevant, other members of their allied health and care team.
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