IPSWICH Short term accommodation (STA) and Medium term accommodation (MTA)
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Ipswich Short Term Accommodation (STA) & Medium Term Accommodation (MTA)
Types of Ipswich STA MTA short term
Offering 24/7 nursing support and Doctor advisory support, our facilities are intended to support the most vulnerable of clients, whilst they await outcomes from their NDIS planned manager reviews for specialist disability accommodation or transitioning to aged care accommodation.
Our facilities also offer a tranquil haven for NDIS participants who have STA (respite) funding in their NDIS plan to access. Families and caregivers can rest assured that their loved ones’ needs will all be met with dignity and with the highest of safety standards. Our clinical team can fully support individuals in most areas of their support needs, around the clock.
We aim to go above and beyond in all areas of our care to create a peaceful, harmonious and dedicated supportive space for our clients.
What is NDIS Short Term Accommodation (STA)
What is Short Term Accommodation (STA)? Under the NDIS, Short Term Accommodation (often referred to as STA) is temporary supported accommodation for a period of 2-6 weeks, available through the Core funding of your plan Ipswich STA offers above and beyond the best 24/7 care one to one ratio available which offers peace of mind while providing professional care.
Our facilities also offer a tranquil haven for NDIS participants who have STA (respite) funding in their NDIS plan to access. Families and caregivers can rest assured that their loved ones’ needs will all be met with dignity and with the highest of safety standards. Our clinical team can fully support individuals in most areas of their support needs, around the clock.
When can Medium term accommodation (MTA) be used?
Once it is time to transition to a more permanently funded home, we can provide guidance and advice around this process. With onsite transport facilities for mobility impaired clients, we are able to access the community safely.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do participants qualify for the NDIS?
A participant must meet the NDIS eligibility criteria for age, disability requirement and early intervention requirement to qualify.
What support do participants get under the NDIS scheme?
The NDIS funds different kinds of support for participants, including daily personal activities, transportation and employment assistance.
What counts as “reasonable and necessary” equipment and support?
“Reasonable and necessary” equipment, care and support services include those that assist participants to achieve their goals, develop skills for day-to-day living and enjoy autonomy.
What are the qualifications of Sunshine Coast Disability Services caregivers?
Sunshine Coast Disability Services only engages with high-skilled disability support workers, aged care and community caregivers to provide participants with the best quality of care.
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