Have your say
You have the right to provide feedback, we will listen, take on board comments and provide options or acknowledgement.
You have the right to provide feedback.
Tell us..
- If you find anything unsatisfactory or
unacceptable - If there has been an incident you would like to report
- If you have a suggestion on how you think we could improve our services
- If you think we are doing something well.
We will...
- Involve you in the resolution of the complaint or feedback issue as appropriate
- Keep you informed about the progress of our investigations
- Advise you of any actions and/or service
improvements taken - Provide you with further options open to you if you are not happy with the outcome of the process.
Do you need assistance?
If you feel you need assistance to make a compliment, complaint or comment to HCO please contact us and we will promptly arrange someone to help.
If you feel you need assistance to raise a concern or make a compliment, complaint or comment about HCO please contact NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission
NDIS video links
NDIS have developed a series of videos to empower people with disability, or their support networks, to raise a concern or complaint if they are not happy with the quality or safety of their NDIS supports or services.
Raising a concern or complaint is important – it can help NDIS providers and workers understand what is important to people with disability and improve the quality of their services, so a complaint can help other people too. Because when you make it known, you make it better.
Compliments, complaints, comments
Please submit the online form by completing the fields below, alternatively download and complete the Feedback form
If you feel you require further assistance or wish to raise a concern about HCO please contact:
NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission
1800 035 544
ndiscommission.gov.au
SA Health Adult Safeguarding Unit
1800 372 310
SA Health Adult Safeguarding Unit
South Australians who are seeking support to navigate the NDIS, including help to understand their rights and resolve issues, can call the Disability Advocacy Service on 1300 886 220.