Fora Pricing
Meet workers for free. Only pay when you find somebody right for you.
Everything is covered
We take care of all the boring stuff so you can focus on reaching your therapy goals.
Meet for free
Meet with our allied health assistants for free. Decide if they’re the right fit for you and your family before proceeding.
NDIS registered
We are a fully registered NDIS provider so can accept all participant groups.
Insurance
We cover all the necessary insurance for our allied health assistants so you don’t have to.
Team work
We work with you to link your new allied health assistant with your allied health professional.
Field notes
Our allied health assistants submit a field note after each session so you can keep up to date with progress.
Verification
Our assistants are fully vetted by us and have every required check (police and children check, NDIS etc.).
Tax & super
Our assistants are our employees, not contractors. We take care of all tax and superannuation entitlements.
Infection control
We cover costs for assistant PPE and ensure our workers have completed infection control training.
Fora Pricing
Meet an allied health assistant for free. Only pay when you find somebody right for you.
Minimum session length: 1.5 hour
| Sessions with AHP Sessions that occur together with an allied health professional |
$56.16/hour |
| Weekdays Monday – Friday |
$86.79/hour |
| Saturday | $86.79/hour |
| Sunday | $86.79/hour |
| Public Holidays Minimum session length: 2 hours |
$86.79/hour |
Minimum session length: 2 hours
| Weekdays Monday – Friday |
$67.56/hour |
| Saturday | $95.07/hour |
| Sunday | $122.59/hour |
| Public Holidays | $150.10/hour |
*Prices effective 15th July 2024
Where does my money go?
This chart shows a rough cost breakdown for a 2-hour session with an Allied Health Assistant (AHA).
Frequently asked pay questions
A Team Meeting is an opportunity for your allied health assistant to be provided with a clear therapy plan and guidance on how to implement therapy interventions in a safe and effective manner. The allied health assistant can observe how the AHP conducts sessions and clarify anything in the plan that they are unsure about prior to beginning independent sessions.
Allied health assistants can only start working on therapy goals once a Team Meeting has been completed. If it is not possible for the Team Meeting to occur in person, Team Meetings can be completed via telehealth or over the phone.
An allied health assistant can start sessions straight away with a focus on rapport-building. Once a Team Meeting has occurred, the allied health assistant will then be able to implement the therapy plan independently.
Please find more information about our Team Meetings on the Team Meeting Guide.
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