At National 360, our clinicians don’t just wait for you to come to them. Our in-home and community allied health service model means your allied health support is delivered where your real life happens: at home, in your backyard, at school or work, in an aged care facility, or out in your local community.
It’s the same qualified clinicians, the same evidence-based therapy, and the same commitment to your goals, just without the commute.
In-community delivery means a National 360 clinician comes to a setting that’s part of your everyday life, rather than you travelling to a clinic. That might be:
This approach isn’t just convenient, it’s clinically effective. Goals around daily living, independence, and real-world function are often better supported when therapy happens in the actual environment where those skills are used. Seeing how a client moves around their kitchen, interacts with their home, or navigates their local neighbourhood gives our clinicians insight that a clinic room simply can’t replicate.
We are a registered NDIS provider. In-community delivery is available to NDIS participants who are plan-managed, self-managed, or agency-managed. Community visits are typically funded through your Capacity Building or Core Supports budget.
Our clinicians regularly visit aged care clients at home, in residential facilities, and in community settings. We support clients under Home Care Packages, including the Support at Home program.
National 360 partners with schools and early learning centres to provide in-reach allied health where our clinicians come to your setting, rather than pulling children out of class. Ideal for early childhood intervention and school-aged therapy.
We provide community-based allied health for clients recovering from transport accidents, workplace injuries, or other insurance-funded situations. Our clinicians can visit you at home, at your workplace, or wherever is most appropriate to your recovery.
No NDIS or aged care funding? You can still access in-community allied health through a GP referral (Chronic Disease Management Plan) or as a private client. Ask your GP about a referral to allied health.
Metro Melbourne, Geelong, Ballarat, Bendigo, Warrnambool, Wodonga & surrounds
Greater Sydney, Northern NSW, Albury region & beyond
Brisbane, Sunshine Coast, Townsville, Cairns, Toowoomba & surrounds
Greater Adelaide, Fleurieu Peninsula, Copper Coast, Mid North & Port Lincoln
Greater Perth, Busselton & Bunbury
Greater Hobart, Launceston & surrounding communities
If you can’t find your suburb or town in your state page, please reach out. Our team can confirm availability and discuss your options. Telehealth is available to anyone in Australia if in-home and community visits aren’t possible, and we complete outreach to a number of regional and remote areas across our states.
Call 1300 340 440 or use our Quick Enquiry form.
