By Your Sight Disability Services

Attendant care and post acute support · Single region

By Your Sight Disability Services features on the Transport Accident Commission's published attendant care provider list for Victoria. This provider's listed footprint is Melbourne. Pop your details in the match request below and our team follows up with you personally. This is an independent directory and has no affiliation with the TAC.

Attendant care Single region On the TAC's published Attendant Care Provider List · checked June 2026 Check TAC registration

42 other TAC-listed providers on this directory cover at least one of the same regions as By Your Sight Disability Services. Compare them below before you request a match.

Service area

By Your Sight Disability Services sits on the TAC's published attendant care provider list. Listed service area: Melbourne.

Metropolitan Melbourne

Compare providers covering this area

These TAC-listed providers also cover at least one of the same regions as By Your Sight Disability Services. The coverage type and listed service area are the facts the TAC's published list actually records for each provider, so you can compare them on the same terms before you request a match.

Provider	Coverage	Listed service area
Ability Plus	Single region	Metropolitan Melbourne, outer northern suburbs
BVC Support	Multiple regions	Casey, Cardinia, Bass Coast, South Gippsland, Baw Baw, Mornington Peninsula, Frankston, Knox, Dandenong, Yarra Ranges
Independent Disability Services	Single region	Melbourne
Loyal Disability Services	Single region	Eastern suburbs
Melbourne Care Services	Single region	Wantirna South and eastern suburbs
Connexus	Single region	Doreen and northern growth corridor
Community Support Inc (CSISA)	Multiple regions	Echuca, Melbourne CBD
Ability Assist	Single region	Melbourne

See all 43 providers in Metropolitan Melbourne

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Common questions

Is By Your Sight Disability Services a TAC registered attendant care provider?

The published TAC list Find TAC Providers is built from records By Your Sight Disability Services as an attendant care provider. Given lists change over time, check status with the TAC or the provider directly first.

Which areas does By Your Sight Disability Services cover?

Its listed service area covers Melbourne. Ask the provider whether it can support your exact address and roster.

How do I get support from By Your Sight Disability Services?

Reach out through the match request on this page and someone from our team follows up about support in Metropolitan Melbourne. Attendant care under the TAC scheme follows a recommendation from your doctor or treating team.

Before you choose a provider

Plain-English guides on how TAC-funded attendant care works, sourced from the TAC.

How to change your TAC-approved provider mid-treatment TAC says you have the right to change your provider if you are unhappy with the service or support you are getting. How the switch works, and who to contact.
TAC provider registration: how to check What TAC approval and provider registration actually mean, and how to confirm either directly with the TAC.
TAC approval for treatment: how it works When you need TAC approval, the Treatment and Recovery Plan, and the Clinical Framework it is judged against.