Supporting recovery, function, and return-to-work through approved allied health services.
Steps2Life provides allied health services for individuals with approved Workers Compensation claims under SIRA. Services are delivered in line with treatment plans, clinical recommendations, and insurer approvals.
SIRA Workers Compensation support provides access to allied health services for individuals recovering from a work-related injury or condition.
Once a claim is approved, services may be delivered to support recovery, improve functional capacity, and assist with return-to-work outcomes. All services must align with approved treatment plans and insurer requirements.
Steps2Life works alongside treating practitioners, insurers, and case managers to ensure care is coordinated, appropriate, and compliant with SIRA guidelines.
SIRA-funded services may support individuals with:
All services are based on referral, approval, and clinical need.
Assessments to evaluate capacity, limitations, and support needs in daily or work-related tasks.
Targeted interventions to improve mobility, function, and participation in everyday activities.
Evaluation of work environments to support safe and sustainable return-to-work planning.
Structured reports aligned with SIRA requirements to support ongoing approvals and reviews.
To access SIRA-funded allied health services:
Ongoing services typically require periodic review and re-approval in line with SIRA guidelines.
Steps2Life works collaboratively with employers, insurers, and case managers throughout the recovery process to ensure services remain aligned with approved treatment plans and return-to-work goals. We provide regular progress updates and reporting to support ongoing approvals, and where appropriate, liaise directly with workplaces to support safe and sustainable return-to-work planning. This coordinated approach helps keep all parties informed and recovery on track.
To access services under Workers Compensation:
Once approved, services can begin in line with the treatment plan.
Yes. Services must be approved by the insurer or case manager before commencing.
In many cases, yes — subject to insurer approval and referral requirements.
Yes. Progress and review reports are typically required to support ongoing approvals.
Where appropriate and approved, workplace-based services may be arranged.
If a Workers Compensation claim has been approved, Steps2Life can assist with confirming referral requirements and next steps
