Practical therapy, meaningful goals.
Improved Daily Living is a Capacity Building budget category. It can fund suitable assessments and therapy that help you build skills and independence. The right therapy starts with what you want to do in everyday life.
Occupational therapy
Usually Improved Daily Living
What your therapist does
Daily living skills, functional assessments, sensory strategies, Assistive Technology assessments and recommendations, and advice about home modifications.
Goals we can discuss
Getting dressed more independently, planning a routine, using your kitchen, managing sensory demands or choosing equipment that suits your home.
What to expect
An occupational therapist talks with you, observes the tasks that matter and may assess your environment. You agree on practical strategies, equipment trials and next steps. Where needed and agreed, a written assessment or progress report can support an NDIS plan review. We explain report costs and timing first.
Ask about home, community, clinic or telehealth appointments. Options depend on your needs, clinical suitability and availability.
Book an assessmentPhysiotherapy
Usually Improved Daily Living
What your therapist does
Assessment and support for mobility, strength, balance, falls prevention, disability-related pain management and suitable exercise programs.
Goals we can discuss
Moving around home, getting in and out of a chair, improving confidence with walking or finding activities you can enjoy safely.
What to expect
A physiotherapist discusses your goals and assesses movement. Together you plan activities and a program that suits you, with reviews to see how it is going. Where needed and agreed, a written assessment or progress report can support an NDIS plan review. We explain report costs and timing first.
Ask about home, community, clinic or telehealth appointments. Options depend on your needs, clinical suitability and availability.
Book an assessmentKnow who is supporting you
Before you book, we will confirm the therapist’s relevant qualifications and current AHPRA registration.
Where a communication device needs a speech pathology assessment, we can discuss involving your speech pathologist or a suitable external clinician. Speech therapy is not listed as a CareConnect service.