Personalised support for participants with intellectual disability and co-occurring medical complexity — delivered by trained staff under registered nurse oversight.
Intellectual disability is a lifelong condition that affects learning, problem-solving, and adaptive behaviour. Every person with intellectual disability is different — with their own strengths, interests, and goals. Many participants also live with co-occurring health conditions such as epilepsy, diabetes, dysphagia, or mobility challenges that require ongoing clinical oversight.
For families, finding the right support means finding a team that understands both the daily living needs and the medical complexity. It means staff who are trained, consistent, and genuinely committed to helping your family member live a full and meaningful life.
At Evia Health, our nurse-led model brings clinical expertise alongside personalised daily support — so participants receive care that is safe, respectful, and focused on building independence and participation in the community.
Nurse-led support for daily living, health, and community participation
Routine-based personal care delivered by familiar staff — showering, dressing, grooming, and meal support. We maintain consistency so participants feel comfortable and supported in their daily routines.
Managing co-occurring health conditions under registered nurse oversight — including medication administration, seizure management, diabetes monitoring, and coordination with treating specialists.
Building practical independence through cooking, cleaning, transport training, budgeting, and self-care skills. We work at each participant's pace, celebrating progress and supporting confidence.
Supporting social connection, group activities, recreational outings, civic participation, and community engagement. We help participants build relationships and feel part of their local community.
Person-centred, clinically informed, and family-focused
Yes. Evia Health is a registered NDIS provider supporting participants with intellectual disability — particularly those with co-occurring medical complexity. Our nurse-led model means clinical needs are managed alongside daily living support, community participation, and life skills development. We are registered under groups 0107, 0114, 0115, 0117, and 0125.
This is where Evia Health's nurse-led approach makes a real difference. Many participants with intellectual disability also have co-occurring health conditions such as epilepsy, diabetes, dysphagia, or mobility challenges. Our registered nurses provide clinical oversight so that health needs are managed safely alongside everyday support — without needing to coordinate between multiple separate providers.
We support participants to take part in a range of community activities based on their interests and goals. This can include social groups, recreational activities, shopping, attending appointments, visiting local services, volunteering, and building connections in their neighbourhood. Our focus is on meaningful participation that builds confidence and independence.
If you are looking for personalised, nurse-led support for a family member with intellectual disability, we would love to hear from you. Get in touch to discuss your needs and how we can help.
Support coordinators can refer participants directly — contact us here.