Telehealth NDIS Assessments And Therapy That Work Around You

Making Support Fit Into Your Life

Life is already full enough without long drives or waiting rooms. With Telehealth, your assessments and therapy sessions come to you.



Whether you are at home, school, or supported living, your clinician can connect with you online and keep things simple.

Start Your Telehealth Assessment Or Therapy

A few years ago, even getting an OT or speech assessment felt impossible. Waitlists were endless and families were left waiting for help.

Now, Telehealth means you can start sooner. You can book an initial Telehealth assessment to explore what’s needed, or move straight into ongoing Telehealth therapy for skill-building and goal work.



At Take Charge, your first Telehealth appointment is offered within two weeks, quick access without long delays.

Bringing Assessments And Therapy Into Your Space

Think about how banking moved online. You didn’t stop using your account; it just became easier to access.

Telehealth assessments and therapy work the same way. They bring your OT, physio, speechie, or psychologist straight into your own space.

One mum shared that her daughter opened up more over the iPad than she ever did in a clinic. That comfort made real progress possible.



Telehealth turns familiar surroundings into the best setting for growth.

Why Telehealth Assessments Matter

A Telehealth assessment helps your clinician understand where you’re at and what supports make sense for you.



It might be a Functional Capacity Assessment (FCA), a communication or swallowing assessment, or an OT review for your next plan.

These assessments show what daily life looks like and help guide your NDIS goals.

Reports are thorough, practical, and designed so you feel understood. They show what’s working, what’s hard, and what can help next.

How Telehealth Therapy Builds Skills

After an assessment, Telehealth therapy focuses on action, building confidence, strength, and independence at your pace.

An OT session might work on everyday routines.

A speech therapist might practise communication strategies or mealtime safety.

A psychologist might help with coping, motivation, or returning to study or work.



Telehealth therapy keeps you consistent with the same clinician, bringing continuity even when life gets busy.

Who Benefits From Telehealth

Telehealth works well for anyone who wants support that fits around daily life. It’s especially useful if you live in a regional area, have limited transport, or feel more comfortable at home.



Whether you need a one-off assessment or regular therapy sessions, Telehealth makes it possible to keep progressing without travel stress.

Save Your NDIS Funds With Telehealth

Every dollar in your plan counts. With Telehealth, there are no travel charges, so more of your funding goes directly into assessments, therapy, and achieving your goals.



It’s a smart way to keep your budget focused on outcomes, not kilometres.

Quick Access When You Need It

When life feels uncertain, quick access brings peace of mind. Families often say how relieved they felt to hear back the same day they reached out.



Take Charge keeps things moving:

• A reply within one business day, often within hours.
• A first Telehealth assessment or therapy session within two weeks.
• A quick referral to trusted providers if your needs fall outside our scope.

It’s not just about speed, it’s about knowing someone is on your side straight away.

The Choice Stays With You

Not sure if Telehealth suits you? That’s fine. You can try it and switch to face to face anytime. Support should fit you, not the other way around.



Think of it like testing a new pair of shoes, you’ll know quickly if it’s right.

Real Care That Stays Personal

Telehealth is still about relationships. You see the same therapist, build trust, and keep routines steady.

If your usual clinician is away, someone who already knows your story will step in, so care stays personal and predictable.

Why Telehealth Matters Today

The NDIS is moving away from travel-heavy models. Telehealth keeps support consistent and affordable.



For many participants, it’s not just convenient, it’s the key to maintaining therapy over time and preserving quality of life.

Your Rights Stay The Same

Your rights don’t change online. You can still ask questions, involve an advocate, or request changes to reports.

Families often share how quickly small adjustments are made because the focus stays on getting things right for you.



This is about partnership, not just appointments.