Wondering if your over chair table is NDIS-funded? Find out which support category applies, when an OT assessment is needed, and what to do if self-funded.

A bed pole in an aged care setting can make a real difference to how safely and confidently an older person moves in and out of bed. Used correctly and prescribed by the right professional, they support independence. Used incorrectly, they carry serious risks. This guide covers what bed poles are, when an occupational therapist (OT) assessment is required, how funding works, and how to introduce one to a resident or family member. Key takeaways Bed poles help older people reposition and transfer safely in and out of bed. In Australia, bed poles are classified as high-risk assistive technology and...

Yes, a bedside commode can be funded through Australia's Support at Home program. Find out how to request one, what the process looks like, and what to do if you're not yet approved.

Yes, the NDIS can fund a sheepskin mattress topper in the right circumstances. It is one of the less-known funding options, and a lot of participants miss out simply because they never ask. This guide walks through which support categories apply, how to request it through your plan, and what to do if the NDIS is not an option for you. Which NDIS support categories apply How to request it through your plan If you are not on the NDIS Buying through Mobility Shop Direct Which NDIS Support Categories Apply A sheepskin mattress topper can fall under two NDIS support...