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Involve Occupational Therapy supports NDIS clients and specialises in early intervention and working with children to provide services to Participants diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Global Developmental Delay, ADHD, Intellectual Disabilities, Down Syndrome and Oppositional Defiance Disorder.
We are a small family business offering patient-centered physiotherapy across the lifespan and provide therapy for a wide range of conditions. Whether it is a sporting injury sustained on the weekend or a chronic condition, we are here to help you.
All Abilities Therapy and Support Services provides Speech Pathology and Occupational Therapy services in Western Sydney, with clinics in Kingswood and Windsor. They offer assessment, telehealth, and therapy groups for people with communication, swallowing, and participation difficulties. The service accepts NDIS plans, Medicare rebates, private health insurance, and bulk billing.
Unity Best Care is an NDIS registered (National Disability Insurance Scheme) Provider based in Sydney specialised in Disability Support, , Community Participation, Domestic Assistance, Allied Health.
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