Re-design of your home to make it more accessible or safe.

Home modifications may include level entry showers, ramped access, wheelchair lifts, stairlifts, wheelchair or accessible bathrooms, kitchens, laundries, or other access re-design within the home.

Assistive technology (equipment) for your home, leisure or work environments.

Assistive technology may include adjustable beds, shower commodes, toilet and bathing equipment, portable ramp options, mobile and ceiling track hoists, kitchen and meal-time equipment, specialist seating and mobility aids, environmental controls and home automation.

Wheelchair assessments, trials and recommendations to allow you to access your home, work or community environments.

Assistive Technology may include custom manual and power wheelchairs, power attachments (including power wheels and power-add ons), as well as wheelchair related pressure care, head supports, and alternative drive control options.

Collaborative assessments may be completed with other allied health professionals and suppliers, for complex seating assessments.

Minor or non-structural changes to your home environment.

These could include installation of hand-held shower attachments, lever mixer taps in the kitchen or bathroom, grab-rails, threshold step ramps, or simple re-design changes to the bathroom, laundry or kitchen.

Passenger or wheelchair modifications to the vehicle may include wheelchair boot or roof-top hoists, ramped and lowered floors, wheelchair tie-downs and docking stations for a wheelchair.

Passenger and wheelchair modifications only.

A thorough assessment of your current abilities and needs, activities of daily living, supports and recommendations.

Comprehensive reports can be provided for NDIS plan re-assessments, change of situation requests and Assistive Technology funding.

Thorough assessments and housing reports for NDIA Supported Disability Accommodation (SDA) and Supported Independent Living (SIL) Funding requests or other Home and Living applications.