How to access Medium Term Accommodation

Montrose offers NDIS Medium Term Accommodation (MTA) for extended stays up to 90 days on the Gold Coast.

You may wish to access MTA as a transitional arrangement if you have been in hospital or rehab and need some extra care before returning home. It can also be used by clients who are waiting to move into SIL accommodation or a more permanent home.

Clients who want to see if Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) or Supported Independent Living (SIL) is a good long term option can also benefit from Medium Term Accommodation.

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Our Getaway

Our Getaway on the Gold Coast is a fully accessible facility designed specifically with neuromuscular and physical disability access in mind. It’s a home from home with lots of open space and comfortable private rooms with TV and accessibility features.

Custom designed accessibility features include:

Hi-lo electric beds with pressure care mattresses
Ceiling mounted electric hoists, mobile hoists and shower chairs
Over-bed support pull ups and tables
Fully accessible en-suite bathrooms

Centrally located on the Gold Coast, Our Getaway makes it easy to access the community and all of the attractions the Coast has to offer!

Man in wheelchair looking at camera. he is in a bedroom.

Fully accessible facility designed specifically with neuromuscular and physical disability access in mind.

Warm welcoming environment with accessibility features, private rooms and large open social spaces.

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Specialist disability team to keep you safe and support individual healthcare needs.

What support is available at Montrose Medium Term Accommodation?

Medium Term Accommodation may or may not require support workers. This is quoted on an individual basis depending on needs.

For those who do need support, our specialist disability team is on hand to keep you safe and support individual healthcare needs.

Medium Term Accommodation from the NDIS only covers the accommodation cost and doesn’t include day-to-day living costs like food, internet or electricity. Medium Term Accommodation also doesn’t include any personal care supports however you may be able to use other funds in your NDIS package to support this.

Call us on 1800 193 362 to get an individual quote.

Who is eligible for Medium Term Accommodation?

Medium Term Accommodation is available to eligible NDIS participants who require temporary housing while they wait for a permanent home to become ready or available to use. NDIS MTA is usually funded for up to 90 days.

For example, it can be used:

as bridging accommodation for younger people who are at risk of being admitted (or who want to leave) an aged care home
for participants who are ready to leave hospital or rehabilitation but are waiting for home modifications, assisted technology or support equipment to be placed in their home
by people who are eligible for Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA), but need somewhere to stay while they are waiting for a vacancy or for a build to be completed
because of a breakdown of your supports that mean you can’t live in your current home. You might need somewhere to stay before your disability supports are ready, and you can move into your new place.

The information above is taken from the NDIS website.

Quality service and accommodation

Montrose is an experienced Accommodation Provider with well trained staff focused on your needs, privacy and dignity. We aim to help you be as independent as possible during your stay.

Twenty four hour staffing means our friendly team are on hand whenever you need us. Our Getaway staff are trained in first aid, CPR, child safety, manual handling, assisted medication, enteral feeding, catheter care and food safety.

What is the difference between MTA, SIL and SDA?

Here is a quick guide to some of the terms used by the NDIS and Support Providers:

Medium Term Accommodation (MTA) is temporary housing while an NDIS participant waits for permanent accommodation.
Supported Independent Living (SIL) is support you receive at home, to allow you to live independently.
Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) is housing for people who have very high support needs and equipment such as ceiling hoists, automatic doors etc.

How do I get SDA funding?

SDA funding is money to provide a home for you to live in. It is designed to let people who have a very significant functional impairment or high support needs live as independently as possible.

There are several levels of funding provided by the NDIS depending on your needs. You must meet NDIS criteria to access SDA including having high support needs or an extreme functional impairment. You will also need to show that receiving SDA will help you pursue your NDIS goals, and deliver long-term benefits. basically, you need to demonstrate that your request for SDA funding is reasonable and necessary to help improve your independence and quality of life.

Montrose does not currently provide SDA but offers Short and Medium term accommodation which can be used as part of the transition to permanent Supported Accommodation.

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We welcome referrals from Support Coordinators, Plan Managers and other health professionals.

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The perfect location

Theme parks, beaches, shopping, restaurants and so many activities are located right at our doorstep.

Our Getaway is located at 58 Imperial Parade, Labrador QLD 4215. It is close to Helensvale Train Station and the Gold Coast Highway.

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PHONE: 1800 193 362

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