Do you know what communication access is? The Communication for Safe Care Project found that many people in healthcare don’t know much about communication access. This included healthcare workers…Safety and quality in healthcare are improved with communication accessible services. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/gtbeqiew

I asked 61 NDIS participants for feedback … (These 5 simple things kept coming up) Here are things participants really appreciate: 1️⃣ Getting replies to texts & calls quickly  (other people are slow) 2️⃣ Having options with appointment times (other people are "too busy for them") 3️⃣ Feeling supported CONSISTENTLY (other providers just “stop showing up”) 4️⃣ Getting updates Eg. - heads up if we're running late, - we've finished their report", - how their family member went with the session (other people don’t keep them in the loop) 5️⃣ Getting explanations in plain English (the NDIS and healthcare is confusing) (Do these today) | 13 comments on LinkedIn

From today, the Section 33 changes to NDIS plans officially begin. As an OT and business owner, I’m watching closely. Not just out of curiosity but genuine concern. .. Therapy should align with function, not finance. But these changes make that harder….Check out my take on the changes to Section 33 and let me know yours! Because while the structure may have changed, the work we do and why we do it hasn’t.

🎙 NEW PODCAST Planning Beyond the Panic: Revenue Diversification for Allied Health Businesses In this episode, Cathy Love and Layland Webb get practical about business planning and revenue diversification. They unpack how Allied Health Business Owners can assess current service models, rethink revenue streams, and take control of growth—without burning out. 🎧 Listen now on Allied Health Business Brilliance   www.linkedin.com/posts/nacreconsultingau_alliedhealthprofessionals-businesshelp-clientlove-activity-7337701419380109314-ZFs6?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios&rcm=ACoAAAUfVMcB_XfNDd9z3ZMOsoQmEpXLDVpBBXg

I am SO excited to finally share with you all something I have been working on the past couple of months...A song to empower those with childhood apraxia of speech: So Much I Want to Say (The Apraxia Song);