Nursing and allied health delivered into residential aged care homes, retirement villages and supported accommodation. This page is for facility managers, care managers and clinical leads rather than for individual residents.
We are available in every state we operate in, and pricing is quoted on request rather than published. Contact us on 1300 765 456 for a quote.
Select a service to see what happens at your first appointment
Mobility, strength and balance programs, falls prevention, transfer assessment and manual handling input, pain management, and rehabilitation after a fall, fracture or hospital admission. Also staff training in safe transfers.
Read more: Falls Prevention & Mobility · Rehabilitation After Hospital
Seating and pressure care assessment, wheelchair and equipment prescription, manual handling and transfer planning, environmental assessment and functional review. Seating is where OT most directly reduces pressure injury risk.
Read more: Assistive Technology Assessments · Pressure Sores and Bed Sores
Routine and high-risk foot care, diabetic foot assessment, nail and skin care, offloading and footwear advice. One of the most requested services and one of the most straightforward to schedule on a regular cycle.
Read more: Diabetic Foot Care · Corns and Calluses · Fungal Nails
Complex wound management, pressure injury prevention and treatment, continence assessment, and clinical care supporting your own nursing team rather than duplicating it.
Read more: Wound Care · Continence Assessments · Palliative and End-of-Life Support · Incontinence-Associated Dermatitis
Malnutrition screening and management, unintentional weight loss, texture-modified diet adequacy, wound healing nutrition, and menu review. Texture-modified diets are where nutritional adequacy most often quietly fails.
Read more: Aged Care Nutrition and Malnutrition
Swallowing assessment, mealtime management plans using the IDDSI framework, communication support, and mealtime practice training for care staff.
Read more: Swallowing Difficulties and Dysphagia
Most of the value in a facility arrangement is in the things that scale beyond one resident.
Care staff education and competency support, covering manual handling, pressure injury prevention, skin integrity, mealtime assistance, and recognising deterioration.
Mealtime management. Swallowing and nutrition work together. Texture-modified diets are where nutritional adequacy most often quietly fails, and where safe mealtime practice most often drifts.
Pressure injury prevention programs, with nursing and occupational therapy working together on equipment, repositioning and skin assessment.
Falls prevention programs, meaning properly dosed strength and balance work rather than a leaflet and a handrail.
Documentation and reporting that supports your quality and accreditation obligations.
Allied health in residential care tends to fail in one of two ways: it is not there at all, or it is there but not co-ordinated with what the care team is doing.
Our approach is to work as part of your clinical governance rather than alongside it, reporting into your systems and making recommendations your staff can actually implement with the resources they have. A recommendation that requires staffing you do not have is not a recommendation.
Call 1300 765 456 or email info@inonehealthcare.com.au. Tell us the facility, location, number of residents and which services you are looking for.
Which disciplines, how often, how many hours, and whether you want individual resident care, group programs, staff education, or a combination.
Pricing depends on the services, frequency, hours and location, so it is quoted on request rather than published. We will put a written quote in front of you once we understand what your facility actually needs, and we would rather do that than have you work from a rate card that does not fit your situation.
Scope, schedule, reporting arrangements, credentialling and inductions.
Scheduled visits with consistent clinicians wherever possible, because continuity matters more in this setting than in almost any other.
Regular review of the arrangement against what your residents actually need, adjusted as your resident profile changes.
Conditions
The clinical issues we are most often asked to support in residential settings.
Skin and wounds
See the full list on our Conditions We Treat page →
All services are delivered on site at your facility, and we are available in each state we operate in. Contact us to confirm current capacity in your region.
Contact inOne Healthcare on 1300 765 456 or email info@inonehealthcare.com.au for a quote.
Monday to Saturday, 9:00am to 5:00pm. Closed Sunday.
Related: Support at Home · Pressure Sores · Swallowing Difficulties · Aged Care Nutrition
Reviewed by Ashley Boykett, National Allied Health Manager. Last reviewed 14 September 2026.
This page describes services for residential aged care providers. Pricing is arranged directly.