Occupational Therapy in Waterloo

Occupational therapy at your home in Waterloo: assessments, equipment and home set-up, delivered by our partner clinic MoveWell Allied Health across Inner West & the City.

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Every visit comes to your home, residence or workplace in Waterloo 2017.

Occupational Therapy around Waterloo

Occupational therapy in Waterloo is mostly unit-based work, since 91.1 per cent of homes here were units at the 2021 census and 72.7 per cent of dwellings are rented. Our occupational therapists, through our partner clinic MoveWell Allied Health, assess how you manage at home and recommend equipment and set-up to suit the space, such as grab rails, shower chairs and bathroom changes. In an apartment building the lifts, entries and shared areas matter as much as the unit, and because most homes are rented, we explain what needs approval from a landlord or housing provider. Private visits need no GP referral, and NDIS OT is billed at NDIS Pricing Schedule rates.

How it's billed

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 Waterloo and every suburb across Inner West & the City, from Marrickville, Newtown and Leichhardt to Burwood, Strathfield, Concord and the inner city.

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How a home visit works

  1. Book Your Visit. Choose the physio, OT, NDIS or aged care visit that fits and book it online for your address in Waterloo.
  2. Treat At Home. Your physio assesses how you move in your own space, then starts hands-on treatment and exercise on the day.
  3. Plan Your Recovery. You keep a clear home program using the space and equipment you already have, with milestones to track.

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Occupational Therapy in Waterloo FAQs

Can an OT help with modifications to a rented unit in Waterloo?

Yes. An occupational therapist can assess your rented unit in Waterloo and recommend equipment and changes that make daily life safer, such as grab rails, shower chairs and bathroom changes. Our occupational therapists, through our partner clinic MoveWell Allied Health, also explain which changes need approval from a landlord or housing provider and which equipment needs none. NDIS OT is billed at NDIS Pricing Schedule rates, and private visits need no GP referral.

What does an occupational therapist assess in a Waterloo block of units?

In a Waterloo block of units, an occupational therapist looks at the lifts, entries and shared areas as well as your own unit. They assess how you manage and recommend practical equipment, such as grab rails, shower chairs and bathroom changes. Our occupational therapists are supplied through our partner clinic MoveWell Allied Health, privately or via an NDIS plan.

How much is a home OT assessment in Waterloo, and do I need a referral?

Private OT in Waterloo is charged at the listed rate, which is shown when you book, and no GP referral is needed. With 72.7 per cent of Waterloo dwellings rented, we also explain what may need a landlord's approval. If OT is funded in your NDIS plan, Pricing Schedule rates apply.

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