Empower Lives with Heart
Empower Lives with Heart
NDIS discharge support for brain and spinal cord injury programs therapy, equipment, care and housing organised before day one.
NDIS registered
Hospital to home
15 min
Free intro call
No paperwork to start
Discharge shouldn’t stall waiting for supports. We start planning the day you call.
Coordination, care, high intensity supports, therapy and housing under one roof fewer handoffs, fewer gaps.
Leaving hospital is emotional, not just logistical, our psychology-led team plans for both.
We know Baulkham Hills and its services, supports set up where you actually live.
Leaving Royal Rehab is a milestone and a vulnerable moment. Founded by a psychologist, Affective Care plans the transition around your wellbeing, home and family not just paperwork.
We assess quickly; needs, risks, home suitability and what the treating team advises.
We build the discharge package; supports, equipment, housing and therapy with the discharge planner, family and NDIA.
We’re there on day one and after; adjusting supports as real life at home shows what’s working and what needs to change.
Royal Rehab specialises in brain and spinal cord injury recoveries where the transition home matters as much as the program itself. We make that transition seamless.
Carrying rehab-unit gains into daily life; therapy, structure and support that keep recovery moving.
Community therapy that picks up exactly where the inpatient program finished; no lost momentum.
Support at home after joint replacement, amputation or complex fracture rehab while strength returns.
MS, Parkinson’s and other neurological recoveries flexible supports that adapt as needs change.
Discharge date set? Call now; the best transitions are organised while you’re still an inpatient.
NDIS registered provider; audited against the NDIS Practice Standards, including high intensity supports.
Registered for Assist-Life Stage/Transition, Support Coordination, Daily Tasks/Shared Living and more.
Familiar with Royal Rehab discharge processes (verify referral relationship).
Multilingual, culturally inclusive team; English, Arabic and Mandarin.
One provider, the whole package for Royal Rehab discharges organised in parallel so nothing holds up the day you leave.
Support coordination including Specialist Level 3 for complex, high-risk discharges driving the whole transition.
Short and medium term accommodation (STA/MTA) when home isn’t ready, and SIL options for the long term.
Personal care through to high intensity supports, tube feeding, wound care, catheter management up to 24/7.
Psychology, OT, speech pathology and behaviour support picking up where the inpatient program left off.
Assistive technology, equipment and home modification coordination arranged before discharge, not after.
Clear communication with family and carers throughout, you’ll always know what’s organised and what’s next.
Descriptive use only, no affiliation with Royal Rehabilitation Centre Sydney implied.
These are common home areas for Royal Rehab discharges, we support the wider region too.
Discharge isn’t one-size-fits-all. We build the option that’s actually safe:
Call from the ward, the waiting room, or home, we take it from there.
The earlier we’re in, the smoother it goes. We’ll assess needs and liaise with the treating team same-week.
Supports, housing, equipment and therapy organised in parallel, honest timelines shared with everyone.
Supports start on discharge day, then we review in the first weeks and adjust as home life settles in.
Referring from Royal Rehab? Send the referral, we’ll respond within one business day with what we can mobilise, and honest timeframes for the rest.
We accept complex, high intensity and psychosocial discharges, including participants without safe housing.
NDIS-registered across the support types discharges actually need coordination, daily personal activities, high intensity, accommodation and therapeutic supports with one contact point for your whole referral.
You don’t have to organise a discharge alone. Call us, we’ll explain what can be arranged, work alongside the The Hills Private team, and keep you and your family informed at every step.
The best discharges are planned early. One call today means supports, housing and therapy ready when your team says you’re ready.
Mon–Fri · 9am – 5pm · No waitlist
Royal Rehab’s brain and spinal cord injury programs involve intensive multidisciplinary teams and leaving them needs the same rigour. We plan with your clinicians before program end: equipment and home access sorted, care rosters built (including high intensity supports), and community therapy booked to continue the program’s direction.
We start planning the day you call and can often mobilise care workers and coordination within days. Honest caveat: some elements NDIA plan changes, equipment orders, housing have their own approval timeframes. We move everything we control fast and give you straight answers on the rest.
That’s one of the most common reasons discharges stall and something we specifically solve. Short Term or Medium Term Accommodation (STA/MTA) can bridge the gap while home is modified or a longer-term option like Supported Independent Living is arranged.
Yes. A hospital stay is often when disability support needs first become clear. We help you and your family understand NDIS access, gather the evidence the application needs, and work with the treating team, so the process starts before you’re home.
Yes, that’s the point of a planned discharge. Our psychology, OT, speech and behaviour support teams pick up where the inpatient program finished, and we coordinate with your rehab clinicians so nothing gets lost in the handover.
Your NDIS plan different pieces draw on different budgets: Core funding for daily care, Capacity Building for coordination and therapy, and dedicated STA/MTA funding for interim accommodation. We’ll map your plan and tell you exactly what’s covered before anything starts.
Yes, Ryde, Meadowbank, Gladesville, Putney, Eastwood, Macquarie Park, Parramatta and the wider region. If you’re going home somewhere else entirely, ask between local teams and telehealth therapy we cover more ground than this list.
Ongoing supports and therapy are exactly what we set up and please know discharge support isn’t a crisis service. If you’re in crisis or at immediate risk, call 000, or Lifeline on 13 11 14 (24/7). For everything else, call us on 1300 615 193.
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......This page is part of our hospital-discharge network. See the main Hospital Discharge Support page for the full service, the step-by-step Discharge Guide, and our pages for Westmead Hospital and St John of God Burwood. Ongoing supports; Support Coordination, SIL and therapy, continue long after discharge day.
Royal Rehabilitation Centre Sydney Discharge — Refer or Enquire
