Specialist Care
Some situations call for deeper expertise. Our specialist care services bring advanced training and clinical oversight to complex, dementia, palliative and post-operative care at home.
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The right equipment can transform daily life. We help you find, trial and master assistive technology, from simple aids to smart-home solutions.
Assistive technology covers everything from a well-chosen shower chair to powered wheelchairs, communication devices and smart-home systems that let you control lights, doors and appliances independently. The right item, fitted well, can replace hours of hands-on support with self-reliance.
The hard part is choosing well. The market is crowded, funding rules are specific, and equipment that suits one person can be useless for another. We help you cut through it, working with occupational therapists and suppliers to trial options before anyone commits.
And because a device only helps if it is actually used, our support workers are trained on your equipment and help you build confidence with it in everyday life.
Support included
Needs assessment coordination
We arrange allied health assessments that identify the right equipment for your goals.
Mobility equipment support
Guidance on wheelchairs, walkers, scooters and transfer aids, including trials and fitting.
Daily living aids
Practical items for the kitchen, bathroom and bedroom that make everyday tasks easier.
Communication technology
Support with speech devices, tablets and apps that help you be heard.
Smart-home and safety technology
Sensor systems, personal alarms and home automation that support independence and safety.
Equipment training
Hands-on coaching for you, your family and your support workers on new equipment.
Reviews and upgrades
Periodic reviews so equipment keeps pace as your needs or technology change.
Paying for care
We'll help you understand which pathway fits — always check the latest government guidance.
The NDIS funds assistive technology for eligible participants, with requirements that vary by item cost and complexity.
The government's aged care program includes a scheme for assistive technology and home modifications for older people.
Any equipment can be purchased privately, and we can still help with selection, trial and training.
The difference
Equipment chosen to let you do more for yourself, safely.
Trials and demonstrations so you know an item works for you before it is purchased.
Assessments and recommendations coordinated with occupational therapists and physiotherapists.
Practical help understanding how assistive technology is funded and documented.
Training and everyday coaching so new equipment becomes second nature.
Getting started
Tell us which everyday tasks are hard and what you wish you could do more easily.
We discuss options, funding pathways and arrange an allied health assessment where needed.
We coordinate trials, quotes and funding paperwork, and plan training for the chosen equipment.
Your equipment arrives, everyone is trained, and we review how it is working in real life.
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Learn moreQuestions
For many funded items, yes; an occupational therapist's assessment supports both good selection and funding approval. For simple, low-cost items it is often not required, and we can advise either way.
Usually, yes. We arrange demonstrations and trial periods with suppliers wherever possible, because the right choice is much clearer after a week of real use.
We help you arrange repairs, warranty claims and reviews. If your needs have changed, we restart the assessment process for a better-suited replacement.
Yes. Training on your specific equipment is part of onboarding every worker who supports you.
Tell us a little about what you need — it takes about two minutes, and there's no obligation.
Support coordinators, discharge planners and health professionals can send us a referral online.