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Supporting people with spinal injuries, brain injuries and complex care needs to live safely, confidently and independently at home.
We work alongside people, families and ACC coordinators to provide tailored support for those living with serious injuries and complex care requirements.
Whether transitioning home from hospital or managing long-term needs, our focus is on building confidence, maintaining independence and providing consistent, reliable care.
We provide support for people living with:
Every support plan is tailored to the individual, their goals, their routine and their whānau.
Life Plus works closely with ACC and recovery partners to deliver personalised support for people with serious injuries.
If you or someone you care for has ACC funding, we can work with your coordinator to put the right support in place quickly and smoothly.
We understand the importance of consistency, communication and flexibility when working within ACC-funded care.
You, your whānau or your coordinator gets in touch.
We take the time to understand your needs, goals and daily routines.
We build a personalised plan that fits around you.
Our team delivers reliable care, adapting as your needs change.
Our goal is to support people to live life on their terms, with the right level of care in place.
We combine specialist support with a genuinely personal approach.
Consistency of care
Familiar faces who understand your needs and build trusted relationships.
Person-centred support
Care built around your routine, your preferences and your goals.
NZ owned and locally focused
We understand the communities we work in.
Reliable and responsive
Clear communication and support you can depend on.
ACC may fund a range of supports following serious injury, including home and community support. We work alongside clients, families, and ACC case managers to help put the right support in place.
Yes. We provide specialist support for people living with spinal cord injuries, helping them transition home safely and maintain independence in their own environment.
Support can often begin shortly after discharge, depending on individual needs and ACC approvals. Our team works to ensure support is in place as smoothly as possible.
Support can be short-term, long-term, or evolve over time. Care plans are flexible and designed to adapt as needs change.
Absolutely. We work in partnership with families and whānau, recognising the important role they play in recovery and ongoing support.
Life Plus provides Serious Injury & Complex Care support across New Zealand. Please contact us to discuss support in your area.
Whether you’re making a referral or exploring options, our team is here to help.
Fill out the form or call 0508 543 369.