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Occupational Therapy services are $193.99 per hour for NDIS participants in accordance with the current NDIS price guide limit; $200 per hour for Support at Home Clients; and $219.11 per hour for private paying clients.
We accept private paying, NDIS plan- and self-managed clients. Wallsend Occupational Therapy is not a registered NDIS provider and is therefore unable to service agency/provider-managed participants. Private-paying participants are required to pay the total service cost and claim their rebate back from their private health insurer (if eligible).
PLEASE NOTE - The hours listed reflect the maximum amount of time required to complete assessment and reporting. The participant will only be charged for the time used. Additional travel charges may apply depending on participant location.
Additional hours may be required for complex AT
SIL/ILO/SDA
Suitable for people with higher medical needs, multiple disabilities, or more complex circumstances.
Suitable for people with a single disability and less complex history.
PLEASE NOTE - The hours listed reflect the maximum amount of time required to complete assessment and reporting. The client will only be charged for the time used. Additional travel charges may apply dependent on client location.
Includes recommendations for targeted assessments, required referrals, and quotes for low-cost equipment (if required)
Additional hours may be required for complex AT
Includes home visit with off-road assessment, GP clearance questionnaire, trial/driving assessment, and follow up. Additional hours may be required for training
Falls risk assessment and prevention planning; manual handling assessments; repositioning schedules & pressure care solutions
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Wallsend Occupational Therapy is situated on Awabakal and Worimi country. We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of this country on which we work and live, especially the Awabakal and Worimi Nations. We recognise the strong and ongoing connection with land and water ways. We pay our respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and Elders both past and present.