Adult assistive technology assessment Adelaide

Support may include wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, mobility scooters and other equipment that promotes safe, efficient and independent movement at home and in the community.

Recommendations are tailored to your goals, daily routines and environments to support meaningful participation in everyday life.

Equipment such as hoists, slide sheets, transfer boards and transfer aids may support safer movement between beds, chairs, toilets and other environments.

Recommendations aim to improve safety, comfort and independence while supporting both the individual and those providing assistance where appropriate.

Support may include shower chairs, commodes, grab rails, over-toilet aids and other equipment that promotes safety, comfort and independence during personal care routines.

Recommendations are individualised to your environment, functional needs and goals.

Assistive technology may include Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) systems, speech-generating devices, communication apps and other tools that support expressive and functional communication.

Equipment recommendations are tailored to help individuals participate more confidently in everyday conversations and activities.

Support may include customised seating, postural supports, pressure care equipment and positioning systems that promote comfort, posture, endurance and participation throughout the day.

Recommendations are based on individual functional needs and everyday environments.

Adaptive equipment such as modified cutlery, dressing aids, kitchen equipment and household tools can support greater independence with everyday activities.

Recommendations focus on improving accessibility, participation and confidence across daily routines.

Assistive technology may include smart home systems, environmental control units, voice-activated devices and adaptive switches that improve access to everyday environments.

These solutions can support greater independence in managing lighting, doors, appliances and other household features.

Assistive technology may include noise-reducing headphones, visual supports, digital organisers, timers, planning tools and sensory supports that assist with regulation, organisation and participation.

Recommendations are personalised to support comfort, wellbeing and engagement across home, work and community environments.

We believe neurodiversity is a natural and valuable part of human diversity. Our neuroaffirming approach recognises that every person experiences the world differently, and we respect individual strengths, preferences and ways of participating.

We focus on understanding each person's unique goals and supporting meaningful participation in everyday life, rather than expecting people to fit a single way of doing things.

We are committed to providing a safe, respectful and welcoming environment where every individual feels understood, valued and supported.

Our occupational therapists build collaborative relationships based on trust, ensuring assessments are tailored to each person's goals, communication style and support needs.

Every Functional Capacity Assessment is individualised. We take the time to understand your strengths, daily routines, environments, and the supports that are already working well.

Our recommendations are practical, evidence-based and designed to reflect your unique circumstances and aspirations.

We believe individuals should have an active role in decisions about their supports and future planning.

Our assessments help identify strengths, clarify support needs and provide evidence that empowers individuals to make informed choices and advocate for the supports they require.

Functional Capacity Assessments are strengthened through collaboration. Where appropriate, we work alongside family members, carers, support coordinators, healthcare professionals and other key supports.

By bringing together different perspectives, we develop recommendations that are meaningful, practical and relevant across everyday environments.

We collaborate with employers, support providers, healthcare professionals and community services where appropriate to gain a comprehensive understanding of everyday functioning.

This collaborative approach helps ensure recommendations are practical, evidence-based and support meaningful participation across home, work and community environments.