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Occupational Therapy Roxburgh Park

Our Roxburgh Park clinic is home to inOne Healthcare's in-clinic paediatric occupational therapy service, alongside mobile neurological occupational therapy for adults across Melbourne's northern suburbs.

Children and young people are seen in the clinic, in a purpose-set-up therapy space with the equipment, structure and predictability that makes paediatric OT work. Adults are seen at home and in the community, where the real barriers to independence actually sit. Both services support NDIS participants, and our adult service also supports older Australians receiving aged care funding.

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Paediatric occupational therapy clinic at Roxburgh Park

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Occupational Therapy at Roxburgh Park

Our Roxburgh Park clinic brings together in-clinic paediatric occupational therapy and mobile neurological occupational therapy for adults under one team. Children are seen in a clinic built for therapy; adults are seen in the home and community where the real work of independence happens.

Our Occupational Therapists work alongside families, carers, support coordinators, educators and care teams to make sure therapy carries beyond the session and into everyday life.

Occupational therapy at home in Melbourne's north

What We Do

How Our Roxburgh Park OT Team Supports You

In-Clinic Paediatric OT

Children and young people are seen in our Roxburgh Park clinic — a purpose-set-up therapy space with the equipment, structure and predictability that makes paediatric OT work.

Mobile Neurological OT for Adults

Home and community-based occupational therapy for adults living with stroke, ABI, Parkinson's, MS and other neurological conditions across Melbourne's north.

Assessments & Reports

Functional Capacity Assessments, paediatric functional assessments, home modification and assistive technology assessments, SIL/SDA reports and NDIS plan review reports.

NDIS & Aged Care Funding

NDIS for all ages, Support at Home clinical care and the AT-HM Scheme for older adults, and private appointments for families and adults.

Availability

Current Wait Time

Estimated appointment availability for Occupational Therapy in Melbourne Northern Suburbs.

Occupational Therapy

Melbourne Northern Suburbs

Occupational Therapy

1 – 2 Weeks

Short Wait

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CLINIC & COMMUNITY

In-clinic for children, in-home for adults

Children and young people are seen in our Roxburgh Park clinic, in a purpose-set-up therapy space with the equipment, structure and predictability that makes paediatric OT work. Adults are seen at home and in the community, where the real barriers to independence actually sit.

Our mobile adult neurological service covers Melbourne's northern suburbs and beyond. We also provide mobile occupational therapy across the rest of metropolitan Melbourne. To arrange an appointment, call 1300 765 456 today.

Children

In-Clinic Paediatric Occupational Therapy at Roxburgh Park

Children develop skills through play, repetition and the right level of challenge. Our paediatric Occupational Therapists use the clinic environment to provide exactly that — a space set up for movement, sensory input, fine motor work and structured play, with fewer distractions than a home or classroom.

We work with families to understand what is actually difficult at home, at kinder and at school, and then build sessions around the skills that will make the biggest practical difference.

Who We Support

Who we support

Children with developmental delay
Autistic children and young people
Children with ADHD and attention difficulties
Children with sensory processing differences
Children with fine and gross motor difficulties, including developmental coordination disorder
Children with cerebral palsy and other neurological conditions
Children with intellectual disability and genetic conditions
Children with handwriting and school participation difficulties
Children with feeding, dressing and self-care challenges
Children with emotional regulation and behaviour difficulties
What We Work On

What paediatric occupational therapy works on

Fine motor and hand skills — grasp, in-hand manipulation, scissor skills, handwriting and pencil control
Gross motor and coordination — balance, ball skills, motor planning, body awareness and playground participation
Sensory processing — understanding a child's sensory profile and building strategies for regulation at home and school
Self-care and independence — dressing, toileting, showering, shoelaces, cutlery use and getting ready in the morning
Play and social participation — turn-taking, imaginative play, joining in and building friendships
Emotional regulation — recognising and managing big feelings, transitions and frustration tolerance
School readiness and participation — sitting, attending, following instructions, organisation and classroom strategies
Feeding and mealtimes — food exploration, mealtime routines and reducing mealtime stress
Sleep and daily routines — practical routine building for the whole household
Families, Kinders & Schools

Working with families, kinders and schools

Occupational therapy that stays inside the clinic does not change much. We invest in the handover — parent coaching at the end of sessions, practical home programs that fit into a real family's week, written strategies for educators, and, where funded, school and kinder visits, team meetings and reports.

We also complete functional assessments and progress reports to support NDIS plan reviews for children and young people.

Adults & Neuro

Neurological Occupational Therapy for Adults

Alongside the children's clinic, our Occupational Therapists provide mobile neurological occupational therapy for adults and older Australians across Melbourne's north.

Neurological conditions affect movement, cognition, communication, sensation, fatigue and behaviour — often all at once. Neuro occupational therapy addresses the practical consequences of those changes and builds the skills, strategies and supports a person needs to live as independently and safely as possible.

Conditions We Support

Conditions we support

Stroke and transient ischaemic attack
Acquired brain injury (ABI) and traumatic brain injury
Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders
Multiple sclerosis
Motor neurone disease
Spinal cord injury
Cerebral palsy
Dementia and other progressive cognitive conditions
Epilepsy
Huntington's disease
Guillain-Barré syndrome
Intellectual disability and autism
Post-viral and chronic fatigue conditions
What We Address

What neurological occupational therapy addresses

Personal care, showering, dressing, toileting and grooming
Transfers, mobility around the home and falls prevention
Upper limb function, hand skills, coordination and spasticity management
Cognitive rehabilitation — memory, attention, planning, problem solving and initiation
Fatigue management, energy conservation and activity pacing
Meal preparation, household tasks and medication management
Community access, transport, shopping and social participation
Return to work, study and volunteering
Routine, structure and behaviour support strategies
Assistive technology, equipment prescription and home modifications
Carer education, training and sustainable care routines

Reports & Evidence

Assessments and Reports

Our Roxburgh Park Occupational Therapists complete the assessments and reports that funding decisions depend on, for both children and adults:

Functional Capacity Assessments (FCAs)
Paediatric functional assessments and NDIS progress reports
Home modification assessments — minor, complex and consultative
Assistive technology assessment, trial and prescription
Wheelchair, seating and pressure care assessments
Supported Independent Living (SIL) and Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) reports
Home safety and falls prevention assessments
Cognitive and functional assessments
Manual handling assessments and carer training
NDIS plan review reports

Reports clearly link functional impact to the supports being recommended — support workers, therapy, assistive technology, home modifications, capacity building, SIL or SDA — so that the evidence behind each recommendation is easy to follow.

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Flexible Options

Funding Options

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NDIS

We support plan-managed and self-managed participants of all ages. Occupational therapy is typically funded under Capacity Building, Improved Daily Living, with assistive technology and home modification assessments drawing on the relevant Capital and Capacity Building categories. We work directly with support coordinators, plan managers and Local Area Coordinators.

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Aged Care — Support at Home

For older adults, occupational therapy sits within the clinical care category of Support at Home, which replaced Home Care Packages from 1 November 2025. Clinical care is fully government funded with no means-tested contribution. We also complete the assessments and prescriptions required for the Assistive Technology and Home Modifications (AT-HM) scheme, which provides funding of up to $500, $2,000 or $15,000 across three tiers within a 12-month access period, separate from and upfront of the ongoing Support at Home budget.

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Private

Private appointments are available for families and adults who would prefer not to wait on funding approval.

Service Area

Suburbs We Service

Our Roxburgh Park clinic serves families across Melbourne's northern growth corridor, and our mobile adult service covers the surrounding suburbs, including:

We also provide mobile occupational therapy across the rest of metropolitan Melbourne.

Simple Process

Getting Started

1

Make a referral

Families, participants, support coordinators, plan managers, GPs, paediatricians, educators, aged care providers and hospital teams can all refer.

2

We match the clinician

Children are matched with a paediatric Occupational Therapist; adults with a clinician experienced in their condition.

3

First appointment

Children are seen at the Roxburgh Park clinic; adults are seen at home and in the community.

4

Goals and plan

We agree on what matters most and build a therapy plan around it, with clear, practical strategies to use between sessions.

5

Review and report

Progress is reviewed regularly, with reports provided for NDIS plan reviews or funding requests as needed.

Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

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Book at Our Roxburgh Park Clinic

Contact inOne Healthcare to book in-clinic paediatric occupational therapy at Roxburgh Park, or to arrange mobile occupational therapy for an adult in Melbourne's north. Referrals can be submitted online, and our intake team will confirm availability and next steps.

Our Clinic

Roxburgh Park Clinic

Address

Shop 25E/250 Somerton Rd

Roxburgh Park VIC 3064

Opening Hours

Monday – Saturday9:00am – 5:00pm
SundayClosed

Parking

Free on-site parking available