Announcements, Community, In Home Care, NDIS, Occupational Therapy

Senior OT brings NDIS specialist skills to Empower

Posted on November 15, 2021 by Nicole Cook

15
Nov

Occupational Therapist Tiffany Cheung joins the Empower NSW Team

Experienced Occupational Therapist Tiffany Cheung joins our growing NSW team. Tiffany is experienced working with people with disabilities and complex conditions across different age groups. She helps them achieve their goals through person-centred individualised care.

Her five years spent in hospital and community settings has developed her interest and specialist skills in Complex Assistive Technology Prescription and Complex Home Modifications under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Tiffany is experienced in completing OT assessment in clients’ homes after they are discharged from hospital and provides interventions to ensure they are safe at home so they can live safely and independently.

Tiffany says
I love working in OT because it enables me to make a difference in other people’s lives. I love helping my clients to discover their potential and I would like to try my very best to support them to live a happy and fulfilling life regardless of whether they live with disabilities or other medical conditions

In her spare time, Tiffany enjoys a wide range of activities including swimming, boating, reading, and painting and is a big fan of Music and is studying to become a certified therapeutic harpist.

Welcome to the team Tiffany.

Visit our OT Services page for further information

About Empower Healthcare

We Change Lives

Changing lives is what we do. Delivering high quality allied health services is how we do it.

Founded in 2016 by two people who were determined to improve the standards of allied health services in residential aged care. With industry knowledge and an innovative approach, Adam and Matthew set about defining what allied health services can be when quality and person-centred care is placed before all else in healthcare.

The partnership, that merged clinical expertise with business acumen, soon established Empower Healthcare as a leading provider of quality physiotherapy services in residential aged care facilities in Victoria. This success fueled the expansion of our services within residential aged care, home care and NDIS to deliver occupational therapy, physiotherapy, nursing, podiatry, dietetics, osteopathy, massage and speech pathology.

Now offering comprehensive allied health services with more than 180 dedicated and passionate clinicians working in Victoria, Western Australia, New South Wales and Queensland. Empower Healthcare is growing and taking our unique approach with us.

A lot has changed over the years but not our commitment to the highest quality care, delivered by expert clinicians, aimed at improving the independence and quality of life of our clients. Helping our clients live their lives the way they want to.

How To Get Clients Started With Our Home Care & NDIS Services

Simply click on the image below for our referral form.

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Announcements, Dietetics, In Home Care, NDIS, Residential Aged Care

How Dietitians help manage malnutrition

Posted on October 6, 2021October 7, 2021 by Nicole Cook

06
Oct

Too little, or too much of one thing – malnutrition comes in many forms.

Whether it be insufficient nutrient intake, excessive intake of low nutrient foods or diets that are missing specific nutrients, an imbalance in what we eat can lead to poor health outcomes. Our Empower Healthcare dietitians can help manage malnutrition.

Dietitians are trained to identify the causes and risk factors for malnutrition across all age groups. They work with people struggling to meet their nutritional needs to develop interventions that restore the balance of nutrients required for vitality, energy, health and well-being.

Food First

When possible, dietitians develop diet plans that place good quality, nutrient rich foods at the core of treating malnutrition. Simple substitutions and manageable changes take preference. The unique needs of people are also incorporated into menus and meal plans in consultation with clients, their families and caregivers.

Supplementation

Where food alone cannot meet the nutritional needs of clients due to specific deficiencies, physical barriers or illness, dietitians may recommend supplements to boost intake. In cases where a person cannot receive food by mouth, dietitians may create a plan for supplements to be provided by a tube as the only source of nutrition. Improving energy and vitality through careful use of supplementation can restore food tolerance and appetite, as well as improve physical function, independence and quality of life.

Monitoring

Managing and treating malnutrition requires careful monitoring to ensure that strategies are working and nutritional status is improving. Dietitians consult with clients and caregivers in person or via telehealth to follow up on dietary interventions and adjust them to the changing needs of their clients. Diet and food preferences are sensitive and complex- involving personal, financial, cultural and psychological factors. When poor nutrition negatively impacts health, dietitians play a vital role in restoring balance and well-being, taking all factors into consideration while ensuring that food and eating be as safe, enjoyable and beneficial as possible.

Book a Referral today to help your clients manage malnutrition.

Read some of our other blogs

Six signs that your client or resident may need a dietitian

Have you considered Group Therapy?

About Empower

We Change Lives

Empower Healthcare is a national allied-health service provider and partner with Home Care package providers, NDIS plan managers & Aged Care organisations to deliver life changing allied health services. We offer a full-service platform from physiotherapy, occupational therapy, podiatry, dietetics to osteopathy, massage therapy and most recently, home nursing services and pride ourselves in the delivery of high-quality therapy solutions, value packed services and responsive ethos.

It is a very exciting time with Empower Healthcare building on the success of its Victorian operation and now expanding nationally into NSW & WA. With a growing team of 100+ clinicians, we provide over 1,500 treatments every day and service more than 100 healthcare organisations. Building on this strong foundation, we are well positioned and committed to delivering exceptional care.

Our therapists genuinely care about the people we work with and take the time to build strong relationships that holistically improve social, physical and mental wellbeing to live happier and healthier lives.

How To Get Clients Started With Our Home Care & NDIS Services

Simply click on the image below for our referral form.

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Graduate Program, Professional Development, Recruitment

Grad Advice – Interview Process and Tips

Posted on September 29, 2021September 29, 2021 by Nicole Cook

29
Sep

Congratulations your application has been received! But what comes next during the Empower interview process?

First Stage

A phone screen will be conducted by our People and Culture team, so be prepared for questions such as;

– What do you know about Empower Healthcare?
– What interested you in applying for Empower Healthcare?
– Areas of particular interest in your field
– Career goals and plans
– Availability and salary expectation

Second Stage

The second stage interview will be with the hiring manager either face-to-face or online via MS TEAMS. Along with excessive baking and overhauls of fitness gear, online interviews have become the latest trend. Just like any other job interview, the etiquette remains the same.

Our online interview tips are:

– If you can’t make an interview, always call through and let someone know so we can reschedule
– Log on a few minutes earlier to test your connection, audio, and visuals
– There are options on MS Teams to change your background if you don’t want the interviewer to see what’s behind you
– Set yourself up in a quiet room with no distractions
– Dress to impress – top half at least

This second stage is more about your working style and for both yourself and the hiring manager to get to know one another. The questions will be around your previous experiences and how you react in different circumstances, such as;

– How you deal with difficult situations/people?
– Organisational and planning skills and types of techniques you use?
– High pressured situations examples and how you deal with them
– What are your career goals and interest areas?

You will be provided with a detailed overview of the Empower Graduate Program and timings. It is just as important for you to ask questions so you can learn more about the company and if it is the right fit for you.

Tips for graduates

– Come prepared with questions that are important to you
– Set out your own expectations for your graduate year
– Honesty is the best policy – if you have other job offers, do let us know and also be transparent with the other companies
– The hiring manager would usually be the person who will be your mentor or manager, if not, it’s ok to ask to meet some of the members of the team

At Empower Healthcare we believe that our strength lies in our people, so be your open and honest self during the interview process, as we will be with you and hopefully welcome you to the Empower family.

Need more info?

Call Lilian our People and Culture Manager for a copy of our Graduate Program flyer on 03 9068 3739

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Announcements, Community, Home Nursing, In Home Care, Medication Management, NDIS, Pain, Wellbeing

The role of Nurses in medication management

Posted on September 29, 2021October 29, 2021 by Nicole Cook

29
Sep

250 000 Australians are hospitilised each year due to problems relating to medicine use, and many more are not experiencing the full benefits of the medicines prescribed to them due to mistakes made in how they take their medication – Nurses can assist with medication management.

When used correctly, medicines can prevent serious illness and improve health and wellbeing, but the positive and powerful effects of medications can also carry risks when not used properly.

Home Care Nurses play a key role in assisting people to manage and obtain the maximum benefit from their medicines, safely and conveniently, in their own homes. With their extensive pharmacological and clinical knowledge, nurses can provide the right amount of support to suit each person’s unique circumstances. They do this by providing the following care and services:

Assessment
Nurses supporting people with medication management conduct thorough assessments to determine the needs of their clients.

Education
Nurses play a vital role in educating people about the medicines they are taking, the dosages and timing of administration.

Monitoring
The aim of good medicine management at home is to maintain independence through the self-administration of medicines where possible. Nurses can help by monitoring the use of medicines and determining if there are any issues with administration.

Intervention
Home Care nurses can help people and care givers with practical ways of scheduling, planning and administering medication as independently as possible.

Communication and referral
When issues arise related to medication, nurses can reach out to dispensing pharmacists, GP’s and specialists in order to optimise medicine use.

Good medication management means creating as much independence and self-management as possible with the support needed to ensure that clients receive better, safer and more convenient care where they want to be – at home.

About Empower

We Change Lives

How To Get Clients Started With Our Home Care & NDIS Services

Simply click on the image below for our referral form.

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In Home Care, NDIS

Save Admin Time With Our New Online Referral Form

Posted on September 17, 2021November 16, 2021 by Nicole Cook

17
Sep

Empower Healthcare Enhances Customer Experience with New Referral Form

LIVE Monday 20 September 2021

We’ve had a hugely positive response since we introduced our online referral form last year, enabling you to lodge requests for service with us digitally.

We have listened to your feedback and that from our Intake Team and made a few changes to improve your experience even further, ensuring we can arrange a clinician best suited to see your client as soon as possible.

With our improved referral form experience, completion is within a few minutes allowing you to spend more time liaising with your clients.

The main improvements are;

Simplified process by only asking questions specific to your client’s needs
Expedited delivery of service with improved validation of information
Saving capabilities of a partially completed form to finish later

When you submit a referral, we will automatically send you an acknowledgement email with a complete copy of everything you sent to us.

FAQs

What information do I need about the client to instantly complete the form?

We’ll ask you about the client and their medical history, who to contact for appointments, their emergency contact, and details of the service you require.

Who do I contact if I have a question about the referral form?

Our Relationship and Operational Managers are available to help you with any questions regarding the referral form. Please contact your relevant state’s representative.

Victoria

HCP enquiries – call Eloise Mellor on 0435 365 818

NDIS enquiries – 1800 643 634

NSW

HCP & NDIS enquiries – Jonathan Reyes on 0435 365 937

QLD

HCP & NDIS enquiries – Tammy Pearce on 0451 786 724

WA

HCP & NDIS enquiries – Kurtis Rae on 0402 362 511

Can I partially complete the form and return later to complete?

Yes, when you exit the form, you’ll receive an automated email with a link that remains valid for 30 days.

How do I access my partially complete form?

Simply open our email and click on the custom link provided.

What information is included in the acknowledgement email?

We’ll send a full copy of everything submitted for your own records.

About Empower Healthcare

We Change Lives

Changing lives is what we do.

Delivering high quality allied health services is how we do it.

Empower Healthcare was founded in 2016 by two people who were determined to improve the standards of allied health services in residential aged care and knew how to do it. With industry knowledge and an innovative approach, Adam and Matthew set about defining what allied health services can be when quality and person-centred care is placed before all else in healthcare.

Now offering comprehensive allied health services with more than 180 dedicated and passionate clinicians working in Victoria, Western Australia, New South Wales and Queensland, Empower Healthcare is growing and taking our unique approach with us.

A lot has changed over the years but not our commitment to the highest quality care, delivered by expert clinicians, aimed at improving the independence and quality of life of our clients- helping our clients live their lives the way they want to.

How To Get Clients Started With Our Home Care & NDIS Services

Simply click on the image below for our referral form.

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Announcements, Exercise, Mobility, Osteopathy, Physiotherapy, Uncategorized

Get back into movement with Osteopaths and Physiotherapists

Posted on September 10, 2021November 27, 2023 by Nicole Cook

10
Sep

Reduced mobility can occur at any stage of life and for many reasons. Difficulties with moving around due to injury, chronic disease, or disability can have a profound effect on independence and wellbeing, interfering with work, relationships and community participation.

Seeing an osteopath or physiotherapist can help most people improve their mobility, even when complex health conditions are present.

Here are some of the ways they do it.

Effective Pain Management is often the first step in improving movement. An instinctive response that many people have when experiencing pain, is to keep still. Unfortunately, this often has the effect of increasing pain over time. By performing holistic assessments, osteopaths and physiotherapists seek to find the causes of pain and then intervene to reduce and manage painful symptoms, freeing up movement.

Easing stiffness in joints can allow for increased mobility as range of movement improves. Osteopaths and physiotherapists employ a wide range of techniques and strategies to reduce stiffness, some involving hands on treatment while others are activity based.

Increasing flexibility of soft tissues can assist in correcting postural causes of mobility restrictions.

Improving strength through individualised and function-based exercises that address the underlying causes of immobility.

Balance training to reduce the risk and fear of falling as both can be powerful inhibitors of mobility. Osteopaths and physiotherapists apply their deep understanding of human movement and balance to address the causes of falling and reduce the anxiety that often follows having experienced a fall.

Walking aid recommendations and adjustments to support independent and safe mobility inside the home and in the community.

Referral for services that promote mobility, this may include home adaption, medical care, nutrition management and home care support.

Movement is not only the result of quality clinical treatment, but also a powerful therapeutic tool and osteopaths and physiotherapists can help people unlock the benefits and joy of moving more. It all starts with an assessment and in most cases, the result is improved vitality, independence, and quality of life.

About Empower Healthcare

We Change Lives

Changing lives is what we do.

Delivering high quality allied health services is how we do it.

Now offering comprehensive allied health services with more than 180 dedicated and passionate clinicians working in Victoria, Western Australia, New South Wales and Queensland, Empower Healthcare is growing and taking our unique approach with us.

A lot has changed over the years but not our commitment to the highest quality care, delivered by expert clinicians, aimed at improving the independence and quality of life of our clients- helping our clients live their lives the way they want to.

How To Get Clients Started With Our Home Care & NDIS Services

Simply click on the image below for our referral form.

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Announcements, Community, Equipment, Falls Prevention, In Home Care, Occupational Therapy

OT Services available in QLD with short wait periods

Posted on August 31, 2021August 31, 2021 by Nicole Cook

31
Aug

We are now happy to extend our Occupational Therapy (OT) services to the Queensland community servicing the greater metropolitan Brisbane area. Our short two week wait times ensure your clients are our priority.

Empower’s OT team work with all conditions and people of all ages to address each person’s individual needs. The OT team are experts in helping people live safely and independently. They employ a range of strategies to improve functional independence, increase confidence in daily activities helping our clients live their lives the way they want to.

Empower provide a broad range of OT services

OT Services offered include:

✔️Functional assessments
✔️Cognitive assessments
✔️Home assessments
✔️Home modifications
✔️Falls prevention
✔️Pressure care recommendations
✔️Neurological rehab – stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injury
✔️Equipment and assistive technology prescription
✔️Mental health care

Start now with our quick and easy online referral form – scroll down for the link.

Activities of daily living

Activities of daily living (ADL’s) include those basic activities we engage in to make sure that we survive and can function in society. ADL’s include some of the most important skills for independence–but also some of the most challenging.

For people recovering from injury and surgery, or managing a chronic illness or disability at home, it is often the little things that can be the most frustrating – from hair washing to buttoning a shirt.

An Empower at-home rehabilitation program with our skilled occupational therapists can help clients retrain in daily living skills and regain independence, confidence, and quality of life.

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Need any minor equipment or home modifications?

Home modifications are a key factor in enabling individuals to live in a place or home of their choice for as long as possible. Our OT team are skilled at recognising how the environment affects the ability to perform desired actions.

Our Home Care Occupational Therapy (OT) team are experts in helping people live safely and independently. They employ a range of strategies to improve functional independence, increase confidence in daily activities and engage in the community.

By analysing how a person interacts with their environment to complete a task or activity, we can identify appropriate modifications and interventions.

Our detailed report will help you manage the process from start to end.

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Have an enquiry?

You can contact Tammy Peace, Operations Manager – QLD

Email on tammyp@empowerhealthcare.com.au or

Phone on 07 3180 3925.

About Empower Healthcare

We Change Lives

Changing lives is what we do.

Delivering high quality allied health services is how we do it.

Now offering comprehensive allied health services with more than 180 dedicated and passionate clinicians working in Victoria, Western Australia, New South Wales and Queensland, Empower Healthcare is growing and taking our unique approach with us.

A lot has changed over the years but not our commitment to the highest quality care, delivered by expert clinicians, aimed at improving the independence and quality of life of our clients- helping our clients live their lives the way they want to.

How To Get Clients Started With Our Home Care & NDIS Services

Simply click on the image below for our referral form.

…

Continue reading →

Community, Dietetics, Exercise, Falls Prevention, Home Nursing, In Home Care, Massage Therapy, NDIS, Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Residential Aged Care, Wellbeing

Why Nathan enjoys being an Allied Health Assistant

Posted on August 30, 2021December 15, 2023 by Nicole Cook

30
Aug

Empower Healthcare has a team of Allied Health Assistants (AHA’s) that work under the direction of Physiotherapists to deliver holistic care.

This diverse role can range from delivering tailored treatment plans to providing education to clients and families. Far from dull, the role of an AHA is another service approach available to freeing up funds for improved access to extended therapy, equipment and medical needs.

Nathan shares his experience as an Allied Health Assistant

Being an Allied Health Assistant (AHA) at Empower allows me to use my experience to make a connection with people and their community whilst offering the support and guidance they need to achieve their goals. Since completing my Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance, I have gained experience in aged care, community health, and in-home care.

I have been involved in many community health programs including hydrotherapy, chronic pain management, and balance and strengthening exercise programs, working alongside several different health professionals most notably Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Occupational Therapists and Psychologists.

Working as an AHA in the community allows me to see and share in the clients benefits and achievements which is inspiring. Working closely with people from all walks of life and being a part of their story is a special feeling. I am very fortunate to be able to help empower others and have a positive impact on their wellbeing.

Outside of work I love spending time with my family which includes my wife, my two energetic, competitive and rapidly growing boys, and our much loved (spoilt) border collie Tilly. I try to stay fit and active and enjoy jogging, riding, and walking. I also love getting to work in the garden especially growing veggies and chilies. In my down time I love to read (usually historical fiction), and enjoy watching most sports including AFL, basketball and soccer, and I am a tragic fan of the Tour de France.

READ TO MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ALLIED HEALTH ASSISTANTS

About Empower Healthcare

We Change Lives

Changing lives is what we do.

Delivering high quality allied health services is how we do it.

Now offering comprehensive allied health services with more than 180 dedicated and passionate clinicians working in Victoria, Western Australia, New South Wales and Queensland, Empower Healthcare is growing and taking our unique approach with us.

A lot has changed over the years but not our commitment to the highest quality care, delivered by expert clinicians, aimed at improving the independence and quality of life of our clients- helping our clients live their lives the way they want to.

How To Get Clients Started With Our Home Care & NDIS Services

Simply click on the image below for our referral form.

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Continue reading →

Announcements, Community, Home Nursing, In Home Care, Uncategorized, Wellbeing

Tracey Easte joins Empower Healthcare as Nursing Manager

Posted on August 30, 2021November 27, 2023 by Nicole Cook

30
Aug

We welcome Tracey Easte to the Empower family as our Nursing Manager. Tracey brings a wealth of experience to the role, enabling her to contribute to Empower Healthcare’s continued expansion of our nursing services across Australia.

As Nursing Manager, Tracey will be leading the nursing team in delivering on Empower Healthcare’s mission to change lives with innovative health services by ensuring efficient execution of day-to-day nursing service delivery, combined with a robust focus on continuous improvement.

Tracey has an extensive professional background in both hospital and community nursing, having started her career at Epworth and Royal Women’s Hospitals in Melbourne before moving on to Calvary Community Care, Royal Freemasons and Aveo, achieving a Grad Dip of Management along the way. It was during her time at the Royal District Nursing Service that Tracey discovered her passion for community nursing. Aside from the high caliber of professional and managerial experience Tracey brings to Empower Healthcare, she also brings a relational nature, curiosity and a track record of success.

Tracey shares “In my experience people heal best while at home when supported appropriately. In their own environment with their pets, comfort items and routines they are involved and in control of the decisions regarding their care.  This approach to care promotes independence and improves their health and wellbeing. I believe that people should be supported as much as possible to remain in their homes to gain the best health outcomes”

On a personal note, when not at work Tracey loves catching up with family and friends as well as exercising, cooking and baking. She likes to learn new things and so you’ll often find her watching cooking shows to get ideas.

About Empower Healthcare

We Change Lives

Changing lives is what we do.

Delivering high quality allied health services is how we do it.

Now offering comprehensive allied health services with more than 180 dedicated and passionate clinicians working in Victoria, Western Australia, New South Wales and Queensland, Empower Healthcare is growing and taking our unique approach with us.

A lot has changed over the years but not our commitment to the highest quality care, delivered by expert clinicians, aimed at improving the independence and quality of life of our clients- helping our clients live their lives the way they want to.

How To Get Clients Started With Our Home Care & NDIS Services

Simply click on the image below for our referral form.

…

Continue reading →

Announcements, Community, Dietetics, Foot Care, Home Nursing, In Home Care, Occupational Therapy, Pain, Physiotherapy, Podiatry

Follow the gold standard in wound care

Posted on August 24, 2021August 24, 2021 by Nicole Cook

24
Aug

A Team Approach to Wound Care

On any given day, half a million Australians are living with a poorly healing or chronic wound. These wounds can be very difficult to live with and manage as they are often in hard-to-reach areas of the body and can impair mobility and independence. Examples of chronic wounds include leg ulcers, diabetic foot ulcers and pressure injuries.

Research has shown that a multidisciplinary approach is the gold standard in preventing and managing wounds and the pain, disability and loss of independence that they can cause. Each clinician brings skills and expertise, with the shared goal of maintaining and improving quality of life.

Nurses

Assess for risk factors that can lead to chronic wounds.

Assist in the management of underlying health conditions that can cause hard-to-heal wounds.

Assess wounds to determine the best treatment approach.

Treat- including cleaning, applying pharmaceuticals and dressing wounds.

Refer for additional care when required.

Podiatrists

Perform wound assessments on the foot, ankle and leg at every visit.

Are the cornerstone of diabetic foot care.

Ensure correct footwear to reduce pressure injury and falls related wounds.

Dietitians

Understand that good, balanced nutrition is the first step in preventing chronic wound formation.

Assess for the nutritional causes of chronic wounds, including poorly managed blood glucose and malnutrition.

Create meal plans that ensure adequate nutritional intake to prevent wounds and aid healing.

Physiotherapists

Assess for risk factors that can lead to chronic wounds.

Intervene with rehabilitation programs to reduce risks of falls, loss of mobility and poor circulation.

Assist with pressure care by implementing pressure relieving strategies.

Occupational Therapists

Perform assessments of clients and their environments for wound risk factors.

Reduce the risk of wounds by assisting with adapting homes to be safer and easier to move around in.

Recommend pressure preventing and relieving equipment and accessories.

Provide therapy that assists clients function safely and independently in their homes and communities.

By determining the unique needs of each client, an individualised treatment program can be developed that includes the health care team members best suited to providing the most effective treatment for the management of chronic wounds- promoting healing, health and vitality.

Here’s 4 reasons why you should place wound care at the heart of client care.

Click to Download Infographic

References

http://www.aushsi.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Chronic-Wounds-Issues-Paper-20-Oct-2017.pdf

https://www.qut.edu.au/institute-of-health-and-biomedical-innovation/about/news/news?id=145230

About Empower Healthcare

We Change Lives

Changing lives is what we do.

Delivering high quality allied health services is how we do it.

Now offering comprehensive allied health services with more than 180 dedicated and passionate clinicians working in Victoria, Western Australia, New South Wales and Queensland, Empower Healthcare is growing and taking our unique approach with us.

A lot has changed over the years but not our commitment to the highest quality care, delivered by expert clinicians, aimed at improving the independence and quality of life of our clients- helping our clients live their lives the way they want to.

How To Get Clients Started With Our Home Care & NDIS Services

Simply click on the image below for our referral form.

…

Continue reading →

Occupational Therapist Tiffany Cheung joins the Empower NSW Team

About Empower Healthcare

We Change Lives

How To Get Clients Started With Our Home Care & NDIS Services

Too little, or too much of one thing – malnutrition comes in many forms.

Whether it be insufficient nutrient intake, excessive intake of low nutrient foods or diets that are missing specific nutrients, an imbalance in what we eat can lead to poor health outcomes. Our Empower Healthcare dietitians can help manage malnutrition.

Food First

Supplementation

Monitoring

Read some of our other blogs

About Empower

How To Get Clients Started With Our Home Care & NDIS Services

Congratulations your application has been received! But what comes next during the Empower interview process?

First Stage

Second Stage

OTHER HELPFUL BLOGS LINKS

Need more info?

Call Lilian our People and Culture Manager for a copy of our Graduate Program flyer on 03 9068 3739

About Empower

How To Get Clients Started With Our Home Care & NDIS Services

Empower Healthcare Enhances Customer Experience with New Referral Form

LIVE Monday 20 September 2021

FAQs

What information do I need about the client to instantly complete the form?

Who do I contact if I have a question about the referral form?

Victoria

NSW

QLD

WA

Can I partially complete the form and return later to complete?

How do I access my partially complete form?

What information is included in the acknowledgement email?

About Empower Healthcare

We Change Lives

How To Get Clients Started With Our Home Care & NDIS Services

Reduced mobility can occur at any stage of life and for many reasons. Difficulties with moving around due to injury, chronic disease, or disability can have a profound effect on independence and wellbeing, interfering with work, relationships and community participation.

About Empower Healthcare

We Change Lives

How To Get Clients Started With Our Home Care & NDIS Services

We are now happy to extend our Occupational Therapy (OT) services to the Queensland community servicing the greater metropolitan Brisbane area. Our short two week wait times ensure your clients are our priority.

Empower provide a broad range of OT services

Activities of daily living<img class="alignright wp-image-15602" src="https://www.empowerhealthcare.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/OT-Promoting-Independence-1-600x600.jpg" alt="" width="500" height="500" />

Need any minor equipment or home modifications?

Have an enquiry?

About Empower Healthcare

We Change Lives

How To Get Clients Started With Our Home Care & NDIS Services

Empower Healthcare has a team of Allied Health Assistants (AHA’s) that work under the direction of Physiotherapists to deliver holistic care.

Nathan shares his experience as an Allied Health Assistant

About Empower Healthcare

We Change Lives

How To Get Clients Started With Our Home Care & NDIS Services

About Empower Healthcare

We Change Lives

How To Get Clients Started With Our Home Care & NDIS Services

A Team Approach to Wound Care

Nurses

Podiatrists

Dietitians

Physiotherapists

Occupational Therapists

Here’s 4 reasons why you should place wound care at the heart of client care.

References

About Empower Healthcare

We Change Lives

How To Get Clients Started With Our Home Care & NDIS Services

Activities of daily living