High Intensity Daily Personal Care Activities

High intensity daily personal care activities under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) encompass a wide range of specialized supports tailored to meet the complex needs of individuals with disabilities. 

These activities can include tasks such as: 

• Complex Bowel Care, Tracheostomy Management 
• Urinary Catheter Management
• Internal (Naso- gastric tube, Jejunum or Duodenum) Feeding and Management
• Ventilator Management 
• Subcutaneous Injections
• Complex Wound Management

Support participants with meal preparation and feeding for individuals with cognitive impairments or medical conditions that affect their ability to independently manage their nutrition. This could include assistance with meal planning, cooking, and feeding techniques tailored to the individual's dietary needs and preferences, ensuring they receive adequate nutrition to support their health and well-being.

Providing support for high-intensity personal care activities requires trained professionals who are skilled in handling such tasks with sensitivity, respect, and efficiency. 

By offering specialized care and attention to these daily activities, individuals with disabilities or high support needs, can receive the high-quality assistance to maintain their health, hygiene, and overall well-being.