Every TAC client's recovery looks different. Karista matches you to specialists across these eight categories based on your injury, your goals, and what's available near you.
Physiotherapy
Get moving again, safely.
Spinal rehab, neurological recovery, post-surgical mobilisation, pain management, strength and mobility training. Early physio is the single biggest factor in long-term recovery. The earlier you start, the better the outcome.
Find a physiotherapist→Occupational Therapy
Make your home, your car, and your life work for you.
Functional assessments for your home, workplace, and vehicle. Adaptive equipment recommendations. Daily living skills retraining. If your environment doesn't fit your body anymore, OT makes it fit.
Find an occupational therapist→Exercise Physiology
Rebuild your strength. Prevent what comes next.
Graded exercise programs for cardiovascular health, deconditioning, chronic pain, and core stability. Complements physio by building the fitness base your recovery depends on.
Find an exercise physiologist→Psychology
Your mind took the hit too.
Trauma, PTSD, adjustment to acquired disability, chronic pain psychology, grief, anxiety, and relationship strain. A transport accident changes everything. Psychology helps you process it, not just survive it.
Find a psychologist→Personal Care
Help with the basics, when you need it most.
Showering, dressing, toileting, transfers, meal prep, and medication prompting. When your body can't do what it used to, personal care support keeps you safe, clean, and dignified at home.
Find personal care support→Nursing
Clinical care, delivered to your door.
Wound management, catheter care, bowel and bladder programs, PEG feeding, medication administration, pressure injury prevention, and health monitoring. Hospital-grade care in your own home.
Find a community nurse→Support Worker
Get back out into the world.
Community access, social participation, transport to appointments, workplace support, daily living assistance, and overnight care. A support worker helps you rebuild a life, not just manage an injury.
Find a support worker→Domestic & Home Help
Keep your home running while you recover.
Cleaning, laundry, grocery shopping, meal preparation, and household errands. Recovery is a full-time job. Let someone else handle the house.
Find domestic help→