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Why Hybrid Telehealth Models Build True Participant Capacity

September 22, 2026 by Jenny M

A picture of a participant and his wife receiving speech therapy, together with a local therapy assistant.

Accessing specialised allied health in regional thin markets shouldn’t mean facing screens alone. Learn how hybrid telehealth models combine local in-person scaffolding with remote specialist expertise to build genuine participant independence across Toowoomba and the Western Downs.

Categories NDIS Marketplace, Thin Markets Tags accessibility, capacity building, telehealth

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