Supporting self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants
- 1300 004 885
- info@guulhealth.com.au
- Melbourne, VIC
If you’re a Support Coordinator, healthcare professional or family member helping someone find the right NDIS provider, we’d love to hear from you.
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GUUL Healthcare Services is currently completing NDIS provider registration. In the meantime, we welcome self-managed and plan-managed participants seeking eligible supports. Once registered, we will also be able to support NDIA-managed participants, subject to availability and service suitability.
We have broader availability depending on participant needs and staff capacity.
When you choose GUUL Healthcare Services for your NDIS referrals, you can feel confident they’ll be treated with respect, dignity and patience. We take the time to understand each participant’s goals, routines, preferences, culture and communication needs before discussing how support could work.
With more than 10 years of hands-on experience across nursing, disability support and community services, our approach is built around clear communication, consistency and support that genuinely fits the participant’s everyday life.
No matter what a participant’s goals look like, our team is here to help them reach them, one step at a time.
Support with the everyday tasks that keep life running, from personal care to daily routines, delivered with dignity and respect for how you like things done.
Help around the home with cleaning, meal preparation and everyday chores, so your space stays comfortable and you can focus on what matters most to you.
We support you to get out, connect and take part in the activities, outings and social opportunities that make life feel full.
Reliable transport to appointments, activities and social outings, so getting where you need to go is one less thing to worry about.
Practical, hands-on support to build the everyday skills that help you live more independently, at a pace that suits you.
When you receive support from us, you have the right to be treated with dignity, respect and fairness, and to feel safe and comfortable with the support you receive.
You have the right to make choices about your supports, be involved in decisions that affect you and receive information in a way that helps you understand your options. Your privacy and personal information should always be respected and protected.
We respect your individual choices, culture, identity, values and beliefs. You can also choose to involve family members, carers, advocates or other people you trust when making decisions about your support.
You have the right to ask questions, raise concerns or make a complaint without fear of being treated differently. We want you to feel comfortable speaking openly about what is working for you and where something could be improved.
