Allied Health Assistant

At Neuro Alliance, our dedicated team of skilled Allied Health Assistants plays a vital role in supporting the well-being of individuals with neurological conditions. As a key part of our interdisciplinary rehabilitation approach, our Allied Health Assistants collaborate closely with our therapists and specialists to provide essential support, care, and encouragement to clients throughout their rehabilitation journey.

The Role of Allied Health Assistants:

Allied Health Assistants at Neuro Alliance are instrumental in ensuring that clients receive the comprehensive care and support they need. They work under the guidance and supervision of our experienced therapists, contributing to the overall success of our clients’ rehabilitation.

Our Allied Health Assistants provide valuable services and support in various aspects of rehabilitation:

• Exercise and Mobility: they assist with mobility exercises, walking, and other physical activities, promoting strength and endurance.

• Daily Living Activities: they help clients with tasks such as dressing, grooming, and transfers, enabling them to regain independence.

• Assistive Equipment Usage: they offer guidance on the proper use of assistive devices and adaptive equipment, ensuring safe and effective implementation.

At Neuro Alliance, we believe in the power of collaboration. Our Allied Health Assistants work alongside our Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, Speech Pathologists, and Exercise Physiologists to create a unified approach to neurological rehabilitation. This team effort ensures that clients receive holistic care tailored to their unique needs and goals.

1. What is the role of an Allied Health Assistant?

Allied Health Assistants provide support and assistance to individuals undergoing rehabilitation, working under the guidance of therapists to help clients regain independence.

2. How does working with an Allied Health Assistant benefit clients with neurological conditions?

Allied Health Assistants provide personalized support in exercises, daily living activities, and emotional support, ensuring clients receive comprehensive care during their rehabilitation.

3. Are the services of an Allied Health Assistant covered by insurance?

Our services are often covered by insurance, but coverage can vary. We can help you navigate the insurance process.

4. Do I need an Allied Health Assistant as part of my rehabilitation team?

The need for an Allied Health Assistant depends on your individual needs and goals. Our clinicians will assess and recommend the appropriate level of support.