One provider for your participants in the bush
Speech pathology, occupational therapy and psychology in regional, rural and remote towns, and by telehealth. Talk to the person who looks after your participant's state, or send us a referral.
Who looks after your participant's state
Choose a town or state to see who to contact.
Making regional referrals simpler
One provider across the regions
One team visiting regional, rural and remote towns, so participants in different places can be seen by the same provider.
Visits and telehealth
Clinicians visit towns on a regular schedule, and telehealth is there between visits or where we do not visit.
Three services
Speech pathology, occupational therapy and psychology, so one referral can cover more than one need.
Reports for plan reviews
Our clinicians write the reports participants need for their plan.
A named person in each state
Contact the person who looks after your participant's state directly, by phone, email or a message here.
Kept in the loop
Tell us how you would like to hear from us about the participants you support.
How a referral works
- 1Send the referral
Use the referral form, or call us. One referral can name more than one service.
- 2We check the town
We match the participant's town against our visiting schedule, or offer telehealth.
- 3We contact the family
We confirm the details, funding and the right service before anything is booked.
- 4We tell you
We come back to you once it is under way.
Have these ready
- The participant's first name and town
- Which services they need
- How their supports are funded
- A contact for the family or carer
Not sure? Call us on 1300 163 665.
Support coordinators often ask
Do you visit my participant's town?
Search for the town on this page, or see every town we visit on our Where we go page. If we do not visit, ask about telehealth.
Can I refer more than one participant?
Yes. Send a referral for each participant, or talk to the person who looks after their state about several at once.
Can I talk to someone before I refer?
Yes. Call or message the person for your participant's state on this page, or ask them to call you back.
What should I not put in a message?
Please do not put a participant's surname or NDIS number in a message here. The referral form is the place for their details.