AHA Connect is an online platform that helps clients and clinicans find self employed Allied Health and Therapy Assistants.
We profile qualified, self employed Allied Health and Therapy Assistants from across Australia who we have validated and screened.
We then match these Allied Health and Therapy Assistants with clients who are funded by the NDIS, aged care and private therapy; along with Allied Health Professionals who wish to use their services.



All our Allied Health and Therapy Assistants are qualified at a level that allows them to work independantly or under indirect supervision to deliver therapy programs that have been delegated by an Allied Health Professional.

All our Allied Health and Therapy Assistants have the neccessary checks and clearances which are independantly verified using a third party provider.

All Allied Health and Therapy Assistants are covered by Professional Indemnity, Public Liability, and Product Liability insurance, giving clients peace of mind that they are fully protected.
In additon, they have their own ABN which allows them to work privately and set their own rates which are negotiated directly with clients.
If you are a trained Allied Health or Therapy Assistant working at a Level 2 or above - please reach out as we would love to help you find clients and clinicians to work with.
Are you a therapy recipient who is looking forthe support of an Allied Health or Therapy Assistant?
Are you an Allied Health Professional looking to engage the services of an Allied Health or Therapy Assistant?
Get in touch now to see how AHA Connect can help!

Please reach us at jennifer@aha-connect.com.au if you cannot find an answer to your question.
The use of the terms Allied Health Assistant and Therapy Assistant are often interchangable however an Allied Health Assistant often refers to somone who has completed a Certicate in Allied Health Assistance. The term Therapy Assistant often refers to a person who is studying an Allied Health Discilpine and work delivering therapy under delegation during their study.
Allied Health and Therapy Assistants are a trained to deliver specific therapy exercises under the guidance of an Allied Health Professional. A Support Worker provides broader, day-to-day personal care and community access. AHAs require specific training and focus on delivering allied health therapies, whereas support workers focus on daily living assistance.

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