Many Australians living with disability or reduced mobility want to know one thing: does the NDIS cover a rollator? The short answer is yes. Rollators can be funded under the NDIS as Assistive Technology. But the process involves a few steps, and the right approach depends on your individual plan. This guide walks you through exactly what is covered, which rollators qualify, and how to claim. In This Guide Does the NDIS Cover Rollators? Which Rollators Qualify? The Role of an OT Assessment How to Claim: Step by Step Self-Managed vs Plan-Managed Other Funding Options Key Takeaways Rollators fall under...

An electric wheelchair in Australia can cost anywhere from $2,500 to well over $15,000. That's a wide range, and it reflects just how different these chairs can be. The right one for your situation doesn't have to be the most expensive. Here's what you can expect at each price point, what pushes the price up, and how government funding can reduce what you actually pay. Key takeaways Entry-level power chairs start at around $2,500 and handle everyday indoor and flat outdoor use Mid-range chairs ($4,000 to $7,000) add folding capability, better battery range, and outdoor terrain handling NDIS, DVA, and...