Neighbourhood Care provides Occupational Therapy services for clients funded through the Insurance Commission of Western Australia (ICWA).
We accept referrals from:
- Allied Health Professionals (Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, Speech Pathologists)
- Case Managers
- Clinical Psychologists
- GPs and Medical Specialists
We work with clients of all ages with a primary diagnosis such as:
- Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)
- Amputation
- Post-operative rehabilitation needs
Our qualified allied health professionals are trained to deliver personalised support with respect to your autonomy and preferences.
We strive to maintain clear, timely communication with referrers and insurers on progress and outcomes so you can focus on recovery.
Our Occupational Therapy Services for ICWA
Our experienced therapists support recovery, independence and participation in everyday life. Services include:
- Comprehensive Assessment & Goal Setting
Collaborative planning to identify your priorities and set meaningful, achievable goals. - Progress and Final Reports
Clear, timely communication with referrers and insurers on progress and outcomes. - Functional Rehabilitation
- Upper Limb Function:
Improving strength, movement and coordination for daily activities such as reaching, grasping and manipulating objects. - Visual-Perceptual Skills:
Addressing visual or spatial difficulties that affect daily living or mobility.
- Upper Limb Function:
- Cognitive Rehabilitation
- Memory and Attention:
Practical strategies to enhance focus and recall in everyday routines. - Problem-Solving Skills:
Building confidence in making decisions and managing daily challenges.
- Memory and Attention:
- Participation in Meaningful Activities
Encouraging engagement in hobbies, community life and leisure pursuits that bring purpose and joy. - Emotional Wellbeing
Supporting clients to develop coping strategies, resilience, and confidence during their recovery journey.
What is the Insurance Commission of Western Australia (ICWA)?
The Insurance Commission of Western Australia (ICWA) is a Western Australian government organisation that provides insurance and compensation support for people injured in motor vehicle accidents in WA. ICWA funding may support rehabilitation, therapy and care services that help individuals recover, maintain independence and participate in everyday life following an accident.
How is Neighbourhood Care providing services funded by ICWA?
Neighbourhood Care provides ICWA-funded services through a person-centred, relationship-based approach, guided by the Buurtzorg model of care. Our teams work alongside clients to deliver practical, goal-focused support in the home and community. We aim to promote recovery, independence and confidence in daily activities. We are ready to adapt support as needs change over time and coordinate with ICWA, health professionals and other providers when required.
We prioritise continuity of care, meaning clients are supported by a small, consistent team who take the time to understand their goals, preferences and circumstances.
How can I access ICWA-funded services with Neighbourhood Care?
You can access ICWA-funded services with Neighbourhood Care by:
- Being approved for support through ICWA following a motor vehicle accident
- Asking ICWA or your case manager to nominate Neighbourhood Care as your service provider
- Contacting us directly so we can help guide you through the process
We are happy to have a no-obligation conversation to discuss your situation, explain how ICWA-funded supports work, and help coordinate next steps.
