Momentum Health Consulting
Professional, person-centred clinical assessments & support worker education
“We deliver evidence-based assessments, care planning and clinical support to NDIS participants, providers, carers and support teams.”
Momentum Health Consulting is a Registered Nurse (RN) led clinical service.
We deliver high-quality clinical support designed to improve safety, independence and day-to-day functioning.
Clinical Services
Momentum Health Consulting services include:
Functional Health & Daily Living Capacity Assessments
Comprehensive Clinical Management Plans (Continence, Wound, Catheter & Medication)
RN Clinical Reviews & Ongoing Monitoring
Clinical Risk Assessments & Safety Planning
HIDPA Competency Assessments (High Intensity Supports)
Support Worker Clinical Education & Guidance
Competency assessments are conducted by a Registered Nurse to support safe delivery of participant-specific high intensity supports. These are non-accredited and not formal training qualifications.
CARE PLANNING & ONGOING RN SUPPORT
Momentum Health Consulting provides tailored, evidence-based care plans and ongoing clinical oversight to ensure safe, consistent and appropriate support for participants and their teams.
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Clear, person-centred plans that outline care needs, step-by-step support instructions, risk management strategies, monitoring requirements and escalation pathways.
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Regular or one-off reviews to monitor health changes, continence, wound progress, medication safety, risks, skin integrity and early signs of deterioration.
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Guidance for carers and support workers, review of care practices, identification of risks, and coaching on safe, consistent care delivery.
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Liaison with support coordinators, allied health, families and carers to ensure everyone understands the participant’s needs and care strategies.
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Reviewing and updating plans when needs change, adjusting recommendations and providing follow-up support.
Worker & Carer Training
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Identifying early changes in health & behaviour
Escalation pathways & when to call for help
Responding safely & confidently
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Safe feeding support, posture, supervision
Food textures, meal modifications
Early signs of aspiration/choking
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Recognising early skin changes
Safe repositioning & pressure relief
Risk reduction strategies
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Reducing cross-contamination
Safe PPE use
Everyday hygiene practices
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Continence aids, hydration, toileting
Skin care, infection risk
When & how to escalate concerns
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Home hazard identification
Bathroom/manual handling safety
Daily risk-reduction strategies
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Objective note-taking
Incident reporting
What information is clinically important
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Recognising health-related triggers
Behaviours as communication
How to observe, document, report