Reviews and ratings from participants and families for personal care providers serving Salisbury. Sorted by rating.
See all personal care providers across QLDKeylinks Community Services is an NDIS provider offering support coordination, plan management, in-home support, and community access services to people with disabilities across Brisbane, Ipswich, Logan and the Gold Coast. The provider supports individuals with Agency-managed, Plan-managed, and self-managed NDIS plans, helping them enhance independence and participate in their communities.
Capital Community Care is a registered NDIS provider in Salisbury offering community nursing care for people with complex medical needs, including enteral feeding, wound management, catheter care, and diabetes management. They also provide high-intensity personal care, assistance with daily activities and household tasks, support for community participation, and travel assistance. Their team includes registered nurses and enrolled nurses working collaboratively with participants and families.
Arena of Ability Support Services is a registered NDIS provider offering Support Coordination and Plan Management services to people with disability in Queensland and New South Wales. Their Support Coordinators and Plan Managers assist participants to navigate their NDIS plans, coordinate services, and manage budgets. The organisation uses a person-centred approach, placing participants and their families at the centre of decisions affecting their lives.
Pure Care Qld is an NDIS provider based in Salisbury, Queensland that supports people with disability through core support services. They offer in-home support for daily living activities, community participation support, life skills development, and supported independent living arrangements. The provider works with participants and their families using a person-centred approach.
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