In Home and Community Supports (On-Call Monitoring) Service Disclosure Statement
These are Terms and Conditions for the service On-Call Monitoring. You need to read these with the My Service Agreement Terms and Conditions.
- What is On-Call Monitoring?
- A Support Worker is available in your building 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to help you with unplanned or irregular events. We call this person our On-Call Support Worker.
- Examples of unplanned or irregular events are:
- emergency two-person transfers
- emergencies (for example medical or fire)
- trouble-shooting with assistive technology
- problem solving new situations related to your move into an ‘independent living’ SDA apartment
- support where it is not reasonable to have scheduled In Home Support
- You must have a Tenancy Agreement in place with the relevant Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) provider or Landlord.
- How do I contact the On-Call Support Worker?
- Our On-Call Support Worker is in an office in your building. You can call them using the two-way communication system installed in your home.
- On-Call Monitoring is shared between all the people who live in your building. Our On-Call Support Worker must put safety first. Sometimes they might not be able to help you straight away because they are helping someone who they have assessed as having a need of greater urgency. If this happens, you might have to wait a little while before they can help you.
- What is not included in the price of this service?
- Anything to do with your tenancy or any maintenance related to your home. You will need to contact your SDA Provider, Landlord, or Strata Management.
- Your regular support services.
- Our On-Call Support Worker cannot provide or arrange transport services.
- Ending this Agreement
- The conditions of when we can both end this agreement are covered in the “My Service Agreement Terms and Conditions”.
- This agreement will also end if you move out of the building.
Note. Version 2.0