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24*7 care
Ability Aid’s 24/7 care support provides continuous, round-the-clock assistance to individuals with complex needs who require constant supervision, care, and support. This service ensures that the participant’s physical, emotional, and safety needs are met at all times, promoting their well-being, independence, and quality of life. It involves a team of carers working in shifts to provide uninterrupted care, tailored to the participant’s personal and medical requirements.
Our 24*7 care support services can be funded through NDIS funding or accessed privately. If you want to learn more about how we can support you, get in touch today to speak with our team or request a free consultation.
Daily Living and Personal Care Support
- Assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs): Providing support with bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, and feeding.
- Medication Management: Administering prescribed medications on time and monitoring for side effects.
- Nutrition and Meal Support: Preparing nutritious meals and assisting with eating if necessary.
- Mobility Assistance: Helping with transfers, repositioning, and using mobility aids to prevent falls and pressure injuries.
- Continence Care: Managing catheter care, toileting support, and continence aids.
Health Monitoring and Emotional Support
- Vital Sign Monitoring: Regularly checking and documenting vital signs such as blood pressure, temperature, and oxygen levels.
- Symptom Management: Responding promptly to any health concerns or discomfort.
- Behavioral Support: Implementing behavior management strategies for participants with conditions such as dementia or mental health challenges.
- Companionship and Social Interaction: Providing emotional support through conversation, activities, and meaningful engagement.
- Rest and Sleep Support: Assisting with bedtime routines and providing overnight supervision to ensure comfort and safety.
Safety, Security, and Emergency Support
- 24/7 Supervision: Providing constant monitoring to prevent accidents, wandering, or self-harm.
- Emergency Response: Being trained and prepared to handle medical emergencies, such as seizures, falls, or respiratory distress.
- Safe Living Environment: Implementing safety measures such as alarms, non-slip flooring, and clear walkways.
- Crisis Management: Responding quickly to behavioral or health crises with appropriate interventions.
- Coordination with Healthcare Providers: Communicating with doctors, nurses, and allied health professionals to ensure continuity of care.
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At Ability Aid Support, we believe in inclusivity, no matter the race, gender, age or beliefs, you’re welcome here and we vow to give everyone the same 5-star treatment.
We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the traditional custodians of the land we work on, and we pay ou rrespects to elders past, present and emerging.
