Since 2017, ClearSky Allied Health has worked alongside NDIS participants, families, carers and referrers to provide allied health services that support people to achieve their goals and improve their quality of life.
Over that time, our team has grown significantly. What began as a small provider delivering a limited range of services has evolved into a multidisciplinary allied health team supporting people across a wide range of needs.
Today, we're pleased to share that more people can access ClearSky services than ever before, making it easier for families, referrers and communities to access the support they need.
Growing to support more people
As ClearSky has grown, so too has the range of people and communities we support.
While many people know ClearSky as an NDIS provider, our team can now support people through a broader range of funding options, including Medicare, private funding, WorkCover and DVA.
This means more people can access allied health services through ClearSky, from NDIS participants seeking ongoing support to families navigating new challenges, veterans accessing support through DVA, and those looking to improve their health and wellbeing.
By expanding the ways people can access our services, we're able to support more people while continuing to deliver the personalised, person-centred care that has always been at the heart of ClearSky.
What this means for existing NDIS participants
If you currently access services through the NDIS, you can be reassured that our commitment to the disability community remains as strong as ever.
NDIS participants, families, support coordinators and referral partners have been central to ClearSky's growth over the past eight years. The relationships we have built within the disability sector are incredibly important to us and will continue to shape the work we do.
The NDIS remains a key part of ClearSky's service offering, and our focus on delivering high-quality allied health support to participants, families and referrers remains unchanged.
Expanding access to our services allows us to support more people across the community while continuing to build on the experience, expertise and trust that have been developed through years of working alongside the disability sector.
What this means for new clients
Put simply, more people can now access ClearSky services.
In addition to NDIS-funded services, ClearSky now supports people accessing services through Medicare, private funding, DVA and WorkCover. Whether you're looking for support for yourself, your child, a family member, recovering from an injury, or exploring allied health services for the first time, our team can help you understand the options available and connect you with the right support.
A message from our CEO
At ClearSky, our mission has always been to help people access the support they need to live the lives they choose. While our commitment to the disability community remains unchanged, we're excited to make our services accessible to more individuals and families across the communities we serve.
This next chapter allows us to build on the strong foundations we've created while continuing to provide the high-quality allied health support that clients, families and referrers have come to know and trust.Blair Collis, CEO, ClearSky Allied Health
Looking ahead
This expansion represents an exciting milestone for ClearSky. It reflects our growth as an organisation, our commitment to accessibility, and our vision of supporting more people through high-quality allied health services.
By expanding the ways people can access our services, we're making it easier for more people to connect with the allied health support they need, whether through the NDIS, Medicare, private funding, WorkCover or DVA
Whether you're an existing participant, a family member seeking support, a referrer, a veteran, someone recovering from injury, or exploring allied health services for the first time, our team is here to help.
We look forward to supporting more people across Queensland, Victoria and beyond in the years ahead.


