Looking for a continence assessment in Revesby, NSW? A1 Care Group's registered nurses support NDIS participants and their families with clear, caring assessments. Appointments run by telehealth, so you can join from home, and we explain every step first. Because support coordinators often start the process, we keep them informed throughout.
Also, parents, carers and relatives are welcome to call us directly. You will get a straight answer about what happens next.
A continence assessment looks at how your bladder and bowel work. First, a registered nurse asks about your routine, health and daily challenges. Then the nurse reviews what helps and what gets in the way.
Afterwards, you receive a written report with practical recommendations. In many cases, it also supports requests for continence products under an NDIS plan. As a result, your support team has clear information to work from.
Submit a referral online or call 0494 047 778. First, we confirm your goals and plan details. Meanwhile, we liaise with your plan manager or support coordinator where needed.
Next, your nurse takes time to get to know you over video. You can also bring a parent, carer or support worker along. If you keep a bladder and bowel diary, have it ready. Also list your current products and medications.
Afterwards, you get a written report with tailored recommendations. We walk you through it in a straightforward way. Then we share it with your support coordinator, so everyone stays on the same page.
Your child is older than expected for toilet training, and school days are affected. First, the nurse looks at routine, sensory needs and communication. Next, they suggest small, realistic steps to try at home.
You care for a relative who uses pads, and leaks keep happening. Then the nurse reviews product type, fit and routine. As a result, you may find simple changes that improve comfort and dignity.
Telehealth suits Revesby households well. Because you skip the drive along Canterbury Road, you also avoid hunting for a park near the Marco Avenue shops. Instead, you stay at home, where your routines and equipment are close by.
All our NSW assessments run by telehealth, so you only need a phone, tablet or computer with a camera. Call us if you would like help with the setup.
Revesby is a busy suburb of about 15,000 people. Many households here speak languages other than English at home. Therefore, we explain each step clearly, and we welcome family members or interpreters to join.
Life here centres on familiar places, such as the Max Parker Leisure and Aquatic Centre and Revesby Workers' Club. Consequently, a continence assessment in Revesby should fit real routines, from school drop-offs to weekend outings. So your nurse builds recommendations around the places you actually go.
Revesby (2212) sits about 22 kilometres south-west of the Sydney CBD, within the City of Canterbury-Bankstown. Our nurses also support participants in these nearby suburbs:
Participants, parents, carers, relatives and support coordinators can all start an enquiry.
Funding depends on your plan. Funding may be available, and we help you confirm what is covered before you book.
Yes, we assess both. So call us to discuss age, needs and the best appointment format.
First, have your bladder and bowel diary, current products, medications and NDIS plan details ready. Also, you can bring a family member or interpreter if English is not your first language.
No. All our NSW assessments run by telehealth, so you join by video from home. Meanwhile, we can help you with the setup.
Ready to take the next step? Call 0494 047 778 or send a referral online. Prefer email? Write to [email protected]. We are available Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm AEST.
