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Homes for MS Patients in Australia
Finding the right home for someone living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) can feel overwhelming — especially as support needs change over time. Enliven Housing offers thoughtfully designed MS housing and assisted living for MS patients across Australia, supporting independence, comfort and long-term wellbeing.
Our Specialist Disability Accomodation (SDA) are built to relieve any high support needs that come with MS, while still feeling like real homes, not institutions. From private apartments and villas to shared supported living, we help individuals find housing that aligns with their lifestyle, care needs and NDIS goals.
MS Housing Options Available
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Box Hill
21-23 Irving Ave, Box Hill
Irving Domain places 10 two-bedroom SDA apartments within a 13-level residential building in the heart of Box Hill, overlooking Box […]
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Westmead
7 Maple Tree Rd, Westmead
Highline is a collection of 10 single-level, one-bedroom SDA apartments at 7 Maple Tree, Westmead, in Sydney’s west. Designed from […]
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Subiaco
7 Wunderlich Rd, Subiaco
Orchard Terrace is a new SDA apartment development in the inner-city township of Subiaco, by Vestor Developments and Blaq Projects. […]
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Enliven's SDA Housing Options for MS
Living with MS often means adapting to changing physical needs. Enliven Housing offers Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) designed to support people with MS who require accessible, long term housing with integrated support options.
Our SDA homes are designed to promote safety, energy conservation and independence – allowing residents to live well now and into the future.
Enliven’s SDA apartments are ideal for people with MS who want independent living while having access to on-site or nearby support. These homes are designed to reduce physical strain and support daily living.
Features you can expect
- Self-contained one to two bedroom apartments
- Step-free access and wide doorways for mobility aids
- Accessible kitchens and bathrooms
- Assistive Technology and smart-home options
- Close to transport, healthcare, shops and community spaces
SDA villas offer additional room and privacy for people with MS who benefit from single-level living and quieter environments.
Features you can expect:
- Single-level, semi-detached homes
- Private entrances and outdoor areas
- Thoughtful layout for convenience and accessibility
- Assistive Technology to support safety and independence healthcare, shops and community spaces
Shared living can work well for people with MS who benefit from more frequent, onsite support. It offers a balance of independence and community, making it a great option if you enjoy social interaction while still maintaining your own space and privacy. All our homes are designed to make shared living effortless while prioritising privacy and independence for each resident.
Features you can expect:
- Purpose-built shared homes in residential neighbourhoods
- Shared supports with clear boundaries between housing and care
- Flexible spaces for rest, routines and social connection
- A community-first model focused on choice and control
- Capacity for up to three SDA residents, depending on design category
What Makes Our MS-Friendly Homes Different?
Accessibility and Mobility Support
- Step-free access throughout the home
- Wheelchair-friendly layouts
- Height-adjustavle fixtures and fittings
- Accessible bathrooms and kitchens
Fatigue and Comfort Focus
- Energy-efficient design to reduce daily strain
- Climate control for symptom management
- Thoughtful layouts to minimise unnecessary movement
Safety and Assistive Technology
- Smart-home features for lighting, doors and temperature
- Emergency response systems
- Slip-resistant flooring and safety circulation spaces
Community and Independence
- Close to medical services and allied health
- Access to local shops and transport
- Designed to support independence at every stage of MS
Who Is Eligible for MS Housing Under the NDIS?
You may be eligible for MS housing or assisted living through the NDIS if you meet the following criteria:
- Diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis
- Functional impairment impacting daily living or mobility
- Need for housing-related support
- Eligibility for SDA and/or SIL (if applicable)
- NDIS goals focused on independence, safety or supported living
Our team can help you understand your eligibility and explore suitable options.
How to Get Assisted Living for MS Patients Through the NDIS
Ready to Find the Right Home for You or Your Loved One?
Finding the right home when living with MS is a big decision and you don’t have to make it alone. Enliven Housing is here to help you explore MS housing options, understand your NDIS pathway and find a home that truly supports your independence and quality of life.
Reach out today and let’s find a place where you can live comfortably, safely and with confidence.
FAQ
What is the best housing option for people with MS?
There is no single “best” housing option for adults with MS. The right choice depends on your individual support needs, how you like to live and the NDIS funding you are approved for.
That said, many individuals with MS are assessed eligible for High Physical Support SDA. This is one of four SDA design categories. This category is a good option if you need more assistance with daily activities and require specialised equipment to help both you and your support workers navigate tasks safely and effectively.
Is assisted living available for MS patients in Australia?
Yes. Assisted living for people with MS is available in Australia and may be funded through the NDIS. Supported living can be SDA or Supported Independent Living (SIL) which is a type of assistance provided by a worker who helps you with your daily tasks.
At Enliven Housing, we specialise exclusively in SDA services. While we don’t offer SIL support, our approachable team is always ready to provide you with more information and recommend other providers who do.
If you would like to better understand how these supports differ, you can read more in our guide on SDA vs SIL.
How do I find disability housing for MS?
Finding housing for people with Huntington’s Disease usually starts with understanding the NDIS plan and eligibility. You can search for registered SDA Providers, speak with your Support Coordinator or contact housing providers directly to ask about vacancies and locations.
Enliven Housing offers MS housing across NSW, VIC, ACT, WA, SA and QLD and can help you explore options that suit your needs, preferences and location.
Does the NDIS fund MS housing?
Yes. The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) can provide SDA funding for eligible participants with MS, including both shared and single-occupancy homes.
Eligibility depends on your individual needs and circumstances. If you’re unsure whether you qualify, you can use our SDA eligibility calculator or speak with your Support Coordinator to explore your options.
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