Disability Support | EnableU Ryde

Disability Support | EnableU Ryde

EnableU Ryde provides reliable disability support (NDIS), home care, and allied health services tailored to your needs. We proudly support the vibrant communities within Ryde City Council, Canada Bay City Council, and Hunter’s Hill Municipality. Our team brings care to your doorstep, offering in-home support, community access, physiotherapy, and occupational therapy for NDIS participants and seniors with Home Care packages. Accessing our services is easy and convenient, all from the comfort of your home. With professionally trained and police-checked staff, we ensure a safe, dependable, and high-quality care experience.

When seeking personalized care options, it's important to find a reputable Support At Home Provider that meets your specific needs.

EnableU Ryde
Suite 8 41 Meadow Crescent, Meadowbank NSW 2114
1300 113 532

Making Home Safer: Risk Prevention Strategies by OTs and Physios

Home should be a place of comfort, not risk. At EnableU, we prioritise in-home safety for our clients by working closely with occupational therapists (OTs) and physiotherapists to identify hazards and implement practical, person-centred strategies that reduce the chance of accidents and injury.

Common Safety Risks at Home

For many seniors and NDIS participants, everyday activities pose potential risks, including:

  • Falls due to uneven flooring or slippery surfaces
  • Trips over rugs, cords, or clutter
  • Unsafe bathroom or shower use
  • Difficulty navigating stairs or thresholds
  • Incorrect use of mobility aids
  • Poor lighting in key areas

How OTs Identify and Address Hazards

Occupational therapists conduct comprehensive home safety assessments to review how you interact with your environment. Based on their findings, they may recommend:

  • Grab rails in the bathroom and hallways
  • Non-slip mats or flooring solutions
  • Shower chairs or handheld shower heads
  • Repositioning furniture for ease of movement
  • Installation of sensor lights or automatic switches

How Physiotherapists Contribute to Safety

Our physiotherapists evaluate balance, strength, and gait to prevent falls or injury. They may provide:

  • Balance and mobility training
  • Walking aids (and training in how to use them correctly)
  • Exercise programs to improve lower limb strength
  • Safe transfer techniques from bed, chair, or toilet

Why Proactive Risk Management Matters

Preventing injuries means fewer hospital stays, reduced dependence on carers, and greater confidence to live independently. That’s why EnableU builds safety assessments into your plan as early as possible.

Who Pays for Home Safety Modifications?

Home safety improvements can be funded through:

  • NDIS – Capital Supports: for home modifications
  • Home Care Package – Aids & Equipment: or home improvements
  • Short-Term funding (e.g., post-hospital discharge): to support safe recovery at home

Book a Home Safety Review

EnableU will coordinate a visit from an experienced OT or physio who understands your cultural needs, home layout, and independence goals. Together, we’ll develop a step-by-step safety plan tailored just for you.

Contact your local EnableU team today to schedule your home safety assessment and start building a safer space for you or your loved one.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A support coordinator helps participants understand and implement their NDIS plan and connect with suitable service providers.

Registered providers are approved by the NDIS Commission and meet strict quality and safeguard standards. Others may still offer services legally.

A support-at-home provider delivers personal and domestic assistance within the participant's home under NDIS or aged care funding.

Eligibility is determined during your NDIS planning meeting based on your functional needs and goals.

Services include personal care, community participation, therapies, transport, home modifications, and assistive technology.