Continuity
The person who does the assessment is the person who runs every session and writes every report. Participants with cognitive, sensory or trauma-related needs shouldn't have to rebuild rapport each month — and here they don't.
For support coordinators, plan managers, GPs & allied health
You need three things from an exercise physiologist: they pick up the phone, they turn up, and the report lands before the plan review. That's what this page commits to — in writing, with numbers.
What you can hold me to
These are deliberately conservative — I'd rather beat them than explain them.
Every referral acknowledged, with a clear yes or no on capacity. No chasing.
Typical wait from accepted referral to initial assessment, often sooner.
Assessment and progress reports in your inbox, written for plan reviews.
Your participant sees me every session. No rotating roster, no handovers.
The honest pitch
The person who does the assessment is the person who runs every session and writes every report. Participants with cognitive, sensory or trauma-related needs shouldn't have to rebuild rapport each month — and here they don't.
No intake team, no triage queue, no "someone will get back to you." Ring the mobile on this page and you're speaking to the clinician who'll do the work.
I can't absorb a large batch of referrals at once, I don't run groups, and if I'm on leave there's no one covering. I'll always tell you my real capacity rather than accepting a referral I can't service.
Where I travel
In-home and community sessions within about 12 km of Paddington. The suburbs below are a guide rather than a complete list — telehealth covers participants anywhere in Australia.
Delivery is fully mobile and I supply all equipment, so a participant needs no gym, no home setup and no transport arrangement. Practically, that is the difference between a program that runs and one that gets cancelled: attendance stops depending on whether someone can cross town on the day, and the assessment reflects the environment your participant actually lives in rather than a clinic approximation of it.
Outside these areas? Ask anyway — if the travel works for a regular booking I'll usually make it work, and telehealth covers the rest.
The practical detail
Prevail is not NDIS-registered. That means self-managed and plan-managed participants only — I can't take NDIA-managed referrals. Saying so up front saves us both a phone call.
Delivered under Capacity Building — Improved Daily Living. All charges sit within the current NDIS Pricing Arrangements, including travel and any agreed report-writing time, itemised on every invoice.
Initial assessment reports with baseline outcome measures, progress reports ahead of plan reviews, and written recommendations for continued funding where clinically justified.
Plan-managed: I invoice the plan manager directly. Self-managed: I invoice the participant or their nominee. Invoices go out fortnightly with clear support-item detail.
Also accepting Medicare CDM (GP Management Plan), DVA (D904) and WorkCover referrals, plus private clients with no referral required.
I'll copy you into anything relevant to the plan, flag attendance concerns early rather than at review time, and join case conferences where it's useful.
Matching participants
I work well with participants living with cerebral palsy, acquired brain injury, epilepsy, autism, intellectual disability, neurodegenerative conditions, chronic pain and fatigue, and co-occurring mental health challenges.
I'm a particularly good fit where someone has disengaged from a previous provider, finds clinical settings difficult, needs a slow build of trust before any real work starts, or has had programs written for them that never survived contact with their actual home.
I'm not the right fit for participants who need two-person assists, complex post-surgical rehab within an acute pathway, or NDIA-managed funding.
Two minutes
Enough for me to tell you yes or no on capacity, and to call the participant. I'll come back to you within one business day.