Occupational therapy at your home in Castlereagh: assessments, equipment and home set-up, delivered by our partner clinic MoveWell Allied Health across Penrith & the Lower Blue Mountains.
Every visit comes to your home, residence or workplace in Castlereagh 2749.
Occupational therapy in Castlereagh usually has to account for the yard and driveway as well as the house. Rural homes here can have long gravel paths, raised verandahs and older bathrooms, while some newer houses on acreage are large and single level but still have steps at every entry. Our occupational therapists, through our partner clinic MoveWell Allied Health, assess access, bathroom safety and how you manage day to day, then recommend practical solutions such as grab rails, shower chairs, step rails, ramps or mobility equipment. Recommendations are written clearly for you, your family and anyone installing them, and OT can be private, NDIS-funded or arranged through a Home Care Package or CHSP provider.
Private OT assessments are charged at the listed hourly rate, with assistive technology assessment and prescription at $160 per hour. NDIS occupational therapy is billed to your plan at the NDIS Pricing Schedule rates.
Visits cover Castlereagh and every suburb across Penrith & the Lower Blue Mountains, from St Marys and Penrith to Emu Plains and the lower mountains towns of Glenbrook, Blaxland and Springwood.
Yes. Our occupational therapists can assess the steps and bathroom in a Castlereagh farmhouse and recommend what will make both easier to manage. Raised verandahs, entry steps and older bathrooms are typical things we check on rural homes. After seeing how you get in, out and around, the OT may suggest grab rails, a shower chair, step rails or a ramp, and sets it all out in writing for family, carers and your funding provider.
Yes. Occupational therapy in Castlereagh usually has to account for the yard and driveway, so an OT looks at the long gravel paths and raised verandahs outside as well as the bathroom and entry within. You then receive practical recommendations, such as step rails, a ramp or mobility equipment, written for your family and anyone who installs them.
Yes. Some newer acreage houses in Castlereagh are large and single level but still have steps at every entry, and an occupational therapist can assess how you manage them. Rails, ramps or other changes are written up clearly. You can book privately without a referral, with the fee shown at booking, or use funding from an NDIS plan.
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