How We Manage ABI
Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) is brain damage that occurs after birth due to trauma, stroke, infection, or medical conditions. It can lead to changes in memory, behaviour, movement, and speech.
ABI is listed under NDIS Condition List B, meaning it is likely to cause long-term impairment and may meet eligibility requirements. NDIS support is growing to meet rising demand.
Conditions that may be classified as ABI:
- Stroke (brain stem or cerebellar)
- Parkinson’s disease (acquired)
- Alzheimer’s or vascular dementia
- Hydrocephalus (post-traumatic)
Clinical Support That Makes a Difference
People with ABI often require clinical care that adjusts over time. Our goal is to improve daily function, safety, and emotional wellbeing through consistent, expert-led support.
Focus areas of clinical care:
- Managing physical and cognitive changes
- Behavioural and psychosocial support
- Preventing secondary complications
- Supporting independence in daily life
Acquired Brain Injury Support at Ixora Care
Every brain injury is different so we create support plans that reflect the person’s current abilities, goals, and recovery pace. Whether someone is newly adjusting or managing long-term changes, our approach remains flexible and person-centred.
We provide:
- Goal-based support that evolves with your progress
- Consistent check-ins to adjust routines and strategies
- Collaboration with family, therapists, and support coordinators
Get Started Today!
If you or someone you know could benefit from the Pathway to NDIS Program, contact Ixora Care today. Let us help you navigate the NDIS and access the supports you need to live a more independent and fulfilling life.
