The term empowerment is often thrown around in the healthcare and rehabilitation world, but at Specialised Health, it’s more than just a buzzword—it’s the foundation of our approach. True empowerment goes beyond simply guiding clients through exercises; it’s about helping them regain function, enhance their well-being, and build the skills needed for a successful return […]
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At Specialised Health, our team is the backbone of everything we do. The passion, dedication, and expertise of our staff make it possible to deliver high-quality, personalised care to clients every day. But what is it that makes working at Specialised Health so fulfilling for our team? Our staff spotlights bring up three key themes:
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Occupational rehabilitation (Occ Rehab) is full of challenges. As a rehab provider, you’re constantly balancing the needs of clients facing significant life challenges, while also navigating the expectations of insurers, employers, and other stakeholders. At Specialised Health, we understand these challenges firsthand. After more than a decade in the industry and employing many staff with
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Australia and New Zealand are renowned for their vast landscapes and remote communities, but these beautiful areas often present unique challenges in accessing essential rehabilitation services. For individuals in these regions, obtaining specialised care can be difficult, leading to delays in treatment and prolonged recovery times. At Specialised Health, we understand these challenges and have
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In the realm of occupational rehabilitation, one of the most significant challenges faced by case managers, rehab providers, and other stakeholders is overcoming engagement plateaus. It’s not uncommon for customers to experience periods of low enthusiasm for engaging with providers or actively participating in their rehabilitation programs. This can be particularly concerning in the occupational
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When discussing rehabilitation, a misconception we have come across is that exercise physiology is just another form of standard exercise program. “Oh, my customers already exercise,” is a phrase we’ve heard from potential referrers and case managers. This view, however, misses the specialised benefits and targeted interventions that exercise physiology provides, especially within compensable schemes.
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Navigating the return to work (RTW) process for clients with complex medical backgrounds requires more than a singular approach; it necessitates a collaborative effort that brings together diverse expertise.At Specialised Health, we deeply value the synergy created by working alongside other health professionals, one of our favourites being Occupational Therapists (OTs)! This partnership enables us
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Ah, the intricate world of occupational rehabilitation! Guiding an individual from a state of injury or illness back to work is much like solving a complex puzzle. Each piece must align perfectly for the whole picture to come together. You’ve probably encountered the term “exercise physiology” in the context of return to work (RTW) and
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At Specialised Health, we are dedicated to not only achieving quick recovery outcomes but also ensuring these outcomes are sustainable and long-lasting. Our approach integrates comprehensive strategies tailored to each client’s unique needs, focusing on education, proactive assessments, and a multidisciplinary approach. Here’s a closer look at how each of these components plays a vital
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At Specialised Health, we understand the importance of a collaborative approach in the management of Return to Work (RTW) programmes. One of the key elements of this approach is GP case conferencing. This practice involves holding a structured meeting between multiple parties on a case, typically the General Practitioners (GPs), Rehabilitation Providers (RPs) and us,
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