Services

Our services are founded upon inclusivity, openness, and quality. Although ccm. was registered as an NDIS provider in 2019, we have been providing quality services to people with disabilities and their support networks since 2014.

We support participants to reach the best possible outcomes; pushing boundaries when required and exploring innovative solutions to the smallest or most complex of problems.

Our team bring deep experience, strong networks, and a commitment to navigating complexity with care.

Interested in working with us? Please send us an email referrals@connectcasemanagement.com or phone us on (08) 6184 9848

Fee Schedule as of 1 July 2025

Fee Schedule as of 1 July 2025

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NDIS Specialist Support Coordination

NDIS Specialist Support Coordination

We are a NDIS-registered provider offering Specialist Support Coordination. Our team of health and social care professionals are here to help participants understand and implement their NDIS plan, coordinate services and supports, resolve points of crisis and reduce complex barriers to service delivery. We work closely with participants and their support networks to deliver person-centred services built on a foundation of inclusivity, quality and openness.

Social Work

Social Work

Our team of dedicated Social Workers assist people with disabilities to navigate issues and overcome challenges through a collaborative and person-centred approach, enhancing their holistic well-being. We can support you to access the supports you require, achieve your goals, advocate for your needs and wants, and navigate complex systems (mental health, housing, NDIS, insurance bodies etc.) Our Social Workers can also provide Psychosocial Capacity Assessments (PCA) which capture the supports and services required to assist people with psychosocial disability to achieve their goals. Our PCA's are comprehensive reports that can be used as evidence for NDIS and other funding bodies.

Occupational Therapy Reports and Housing Assessments

Occupational Therapy Reports and Housing Assessments

The NDIA utilise Functional Capacity Assessments (FCA’s) to decide the funded supports a participant needs to build their capacity for independence. Our skilled Senior Occupational Therapists produce high quality FCA’s which can be used as evidence for NDIS planning meetings, plan reassessments or to support an application to access the scheme. Our OT’s also deliver comprehensive housing reports for people looking to gain access to NDIS Home and Living support (Specialist Disability Accommodation). These services can be delivered in the Perth and Mandurah areas.

Nursing & Continence Assessments

Nursing & Continence Assessments

Our dedicated Nursing assessors double as Specialist Support Coordinators. This lends them a uniquely in-depth understanding of NDIS guidelines and funding parameters to generate comprehensive reports for maximum participant outcomes. Our nurses work alongside you to complete a thorough clinical evaluation and prepare a report inclusive of funding, care, lifestyle and product recommendations, alongside quotations. Our assessments will address your unique needs and are conducted with respect, sensitivity, and care. Nursing and Continence assessments can be used to inform care plans and used as evidence when applying for NDIS-funded supports.

Case Management

Case Management

Our case managers help people with complex needs through a collaborative process of assessment, planning, facilitation and advocacy. We work closely with clients, their support networks, stakeholders and insurers to coordinate services and supports to meet an individual’s holistic needs.

Services: Negotiate with insurers; coordinate health appointments; develop and monitor individual plans; collaborate with allied health teams; ongoing support throughout rehabilitation.
Workplace Wellbeing Workshops

Workplace Wellbeing Workshops

Be Well is an evidence-based workplace wellbeing program that equips people with personalised and practical tools to improve wellbeing and reduce stress. The program is scientifically proven to build the mental health of organisations through its group-based training delivered in 2-hour blocks over 5 weeks. 92% of participants report meaningful improvements in mental health and wellbeing outcomes, and the program is backed by the South Australia Health and Medical Research Institute and Flinders University. As a Be Well Plan Certified Trainer, we can deliver this program within your organisation.

Acquired Brain Injury Training

Acquired Brain Injury Training

We deliver training workshops which aim to develop the knowledge of Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) for those working in the disability sector, particularly care providers looking to upskill their staff. During the training, our qualified facilitator will demonstrate effective techniques that enable attendees to better engage with their clients, develop their skills, and understand behaviours of people living with brain injury in order to provide better quality support and care.