ACC Services

Access Injury Support services range from a helping hand around the house to support with daily living activities, rehabilitation and specialist nursing services. As one of the lead providers, we are committed to providing excellence in specialised injury related support to assist your recovery and return to independence.

We can provide support either for a short period of weeks, a few months, or even up to a lifetime, depending on the severity of your injury. Access Injury Support has a team of specialist registered health professionals to support people recovering from injury, including specialist skills in supporting people with traumatic brain and spinal injury to live the best life possible - Whakapuumau I te orangatanga. 

The Access Injury Support team of registered health professionals which includes nurses, occupational therapists and physiotherapists and trained support workers work collaboratively with you and your family, whanau to maximise your rehabilitation and tailor services to meet your unique need, always with a focus on supporting you to return to independence as soon as possible. Our support workers are trained to a high level and all our staff have received training in rehabilitation.

Our team is responsive, readily available and passionate about supporting your recovery and you will always have a key person you can contact so there is no need to feel isolated or anxious.

Let Access Injury Support be part of your journey whether it is short or long term to support you on your path towards independence.

Step one - talk to your GP or ACC Case Manager who can refer you for home healthcare. Alternatively call us direct on 0800 387 766. We'll talk about your situation and the best way you can access support or even private health if you are not eligible for funding.

Step two - once appointed, one of our registered nurses will visit you at home to assess your situation fully. This is an important part of determining exactly what you need, so you are welcome to have family or whanau member, or friend join you.

Step three - once we understand your needs, we work alongside your GP or health agency to develop a 'support plan' - this incorporates the steps and goals required to maximise your independence and specific tasks that your support worker will do to support you.

Step four - you'll be matched with a support worker or nurse most suited to your needs. They'll get to know you, support you and work with you to achieve your goals.