• Occupational Therapy

    Occupational Therapists provide client centred assessment and therapy to support participants to engage in the occupations that are meaningful to them. Occupational Therapists focus on the areas of the person, their environments and what they do. They work with the participant to enhance their performance.

    $193.99 per hour

  • Support Work

    A Support Worker is a kind, selfless and caring individual who cares deeply for the wellbeing of others. A Support Worker can provide support in the areas of self-care, community engagement and volunteering/ employment. The level of support provided is tailored to each individual participant.

    $50- $57.10 per hour

    Saturday- $80.10 per hour

    Sunday- $103.11 per hour

    Public holiday- $126.11 per hour

    Overnight- $242.53 per night

  • Allied Health Assistance

    An Allied Health Assistant is trained to implement the individualise therapy plan designed by the allocated Occupational Therapist. Training is provided by the Occupational Therapist and review of the plan is regularly conducted and the plan is updated as required to meet the participants goals.

    $86.79 per hour

Break down of Occupational Therapy services

  • Initial Assessment

    4 hours:

    • 2 hour Assessment

    • 2 hour Report

  • Ongoing Therapy

    1 hour session:

    • 10 minute prep

    • 40 minute session

    • 10 minute documentation

    Frequency of therapy is dependent on the clinician’s recommendation. Frequency is reduced with the use of Allied Health Assistance- this is a more cost effective way to receive therapy at a lower rate.

  • Plan Review Report

    Current Client:

    • 3 hours- Report only

    New Client:

    • 2 hours Assessment

    • 4 hours report

  • Functional Capacity Assessment

    Basic: 7 hours

    • 3 hours assessment

    • 4 hours report

    General: 10 hours

    • 3 hours assessment

    • 7 hours report

    Complex: 15 hours

    • 4 hours assessment

    • 11 hour report

  • Housing Assessment

    Individualised Living Options: 20 hours

    • 4 hours assessment

    • 16 hours report

    Supported Independent Living: 20 hours

    • 4 hours assessment

    • 16 hours report

    Specialised Disability Accommodation: 20 hours

    • 4 hours assessment

    • 16 hours report

  • Sensory Profile and Sensory Routine

    Sensory Profile

    • 2 hours- Analysing and scoring report

    Sensory Routine

    • 2 hours- Developing sensory routine to address the clients sensory needs.

    Implementing routine

    • 2- 4 hours- Trialling strategies, amending routine if required and training parents/ carers/ supports.

  • Assistive Technology

    Basic (Level 1/ 2 or low -risk): 8 hours:

    • Includes assessment, recommendations, sourcing equipment, support letter.

    • Examples include: Use of consumables funding; small AT such as eating/ drinking aids, 4WW, shower chair and installation of grab rails.

    General (Level 2 or low/ medium risk or multiple items): 12 hours

    • includes assessment, recommendations, sourcing equipment, trial, support letter.

    • Examples include: Manual wheelchair (non-scripted), standing transfer aids, pressure relief mattress, power recliner/seating and minor home modifications.

    Complex (Level 3 or high-risk): 15 hours per item

    • Includes assessment, liaising with suppliers, sourcing equipment, trials and AT report.

    • Examples include: Power wheelchair, hoist, shower commode and hi-lo bed.