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Occupational Therapy Sydney

Mobile occupational therapy across greater Sydney for older Australians and NDIS participants, assessing people where they live so recommendations actually fit the home they are going back to.

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Occupational therapy Sydney

Service Area

Sydney Suburbs We Service

Our mobile Occupational Therapists travel across greater Sydney. Select your region to see the suburbs we cover. We also provide occupational therapy across Western Sydney.

Availability

Current Wait Time

Estimated appointment availability for Occupational Therapy in Sydney.

Occupational Therapy

Sydney

Occupational Therapy

4 – 6 Weeks

Moderate Wait

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What We Do

How Our Sydney OT Team Supports You

Home Safety & Falls Prevention

In-home assessment for older Australians to reduce falls risk, prescribe equipment and support safe, independent living in the environments that matter most.

Assistive Technology & Home Modifications

Assessment, trial and prescription of assistive technology, plus minor and complex home modifications, with the reports funding requests require.

Functional Capacity Assessments

Comprehensive FCAs that go beyond diagnosis to show how disability affects everyday life, with evidence-based recommendations to support NDIS funding.

Daily Living & Capacity Building

Goal-directed therapy that builds real independence in self-care, household tasks, community access, routine and decision-making.

Aged Care

Occupational Therapy for Older Australians in Sydney

Most of what forces an older person out of their home is practical. A step at the entry. A shower without a rail. A bed too low to stand up from. A kitchen that has quietly become unsafe. Our job is to find those risks before they become a fall, an admission or a permanent move, and then fix them.

Sydney housing makes this specific. Terraces with stairs and no ground-floor bathroom, walk-up apartments without lifts, older units with narrow doorways and step-over showers, and homes with steep entries on sloping blocks. What works in one property will not work in another, which is exactly why the assessment happens on site.

What We Assess & Provide

What we assess and provide

Home safety and falls risk assessment
Functional and activities of daily living assessment
Equipment and assistive technology prescription
Home modification assessment, recommendation and quoting
Pressure care, seating and positioning assessment
Cognitive and dementia-related functional assessment
Manual handling assessment and carer training
Reablement and restorative programs after hospital, illness or a fall
Reports and recommendations for care partners and providers
Support at Home funding

Support at Home funding

Occupational therapy sits within the clinical care category of the Support at Home program, which replaced Home Care Packages from 1 November 2025. Clinical care is fully funded by the government regardless of income or assets, there is no means-tested contribution for occupational therapy.

Cognitive Change

Living Well with Dementia and Cognitive Change

Cognitive change affects daily function long before it affects memory alone. Our Occupational Therapists assess how dementia, mild cognitive impairment, stroke or other conditions are affecting safety, routine, decision-making and daily activity, and provide environmental modifications that reduce confusion and risk, simplified routines and task set-ups, kitchen, medication and wandering safety strategies, meaningful activity planning, practical education for family and carers, and clear recommendations on the level and type of support required.

NDIS

NDIS Occupational Therapy in Sydney

We also support NDIS participants across greater Sydney. Our Occupational Therapists complete Functional Capacity Assessments, assistive technology and home modification assessments, SIL and SDA reports, housing and living arrangement reports, and provide capacity building therapy for adults with neurological, cognitive, physical and psychosocial disability.

We support self-managed, plan-managed and NDIA-managed participants, and work directly with support coordinators, plan managers and Local Area Coordinators.

FCA Recommendations

Evidence-based recommendations for NDIS funding

A well-prepared Functional Capacity Assessment provides evidence-based recommendations aligned to a participant's goals, which may include:

Support worker assistance
Allied health services
Assistive technology
Home modifications
Capacity building supports
Community participation supports
Supported Independent Living
Specialist Disability Accommodation
Ongoing therapy

By clearly linking functional limitations to recommended supports, an FCA helps the NDIS understand the reasonable and necessary funding required.

AT-HM Scheme

Assistive Technology and Home Modifications (AT-HM) Scheme

AT-HM funding sits separate from, and is provided upfront of, the rest of a person's Support at Home budget. It exists specifically to pay for the equipment and modifications that keep people safely at home, and it is regularly left unused because people do not know it is there.

Funding is provided across three tiers within a 12-month access period:

Low tier

up to $500

Medium tier

up to $2,000

High tier

up to $15,000, with the possibility of more where the evidence supports it

Complex equipment and any home modification generally require assessment and prescription by a health professional, usually an occupational therapist. We complete the assessment, document the clinical justification, specify exactly what is required, prepare the supporting report, and review the outcome once the equipment arrives or the work is finished.

Assessment & Prescription

What We Assess & Prescribe

Shower chairs, over-toilet frames and bathroom aids
Walking frames, rollators and mobility aids
Wheelchairs, transit chairs and scooters
Hospital beds, pressure-relieving mattresses and bed rails
Riser recliner chairs and specialised seating
Transfer equipment, slide sheets and hoists
Kitchen, dressing and eating aids
Falls alarms
Communication and cognitive support technology
Grab rails
Step and access ramps
Handrails to internal and external stairs
Level-access showers
Non-slip flooring
Widened doorways
Bathroom and toilet reconfiguration
Stair lifts and platform lifts
Kitchen and laundry access changes
Lighting, tap and door hardware changes

Scope of Care

Other Occupational Therapy Services in Sydney

Alongside aged care and NDIS assessments, our Sydney Occupational Therapists provide:

Wheelchair, seating and pressure care assessments
Cognitive and functional assessments
Housing and living arrangement reports
Manual handling assessments and carer training
Activities of daily living retraining and capacity building
Return to work and vocational participation support
NDIS plan review reports and progress reporting
Occupational therapy in residential aged care
Private occupational therapy for anyone without funding

Ready to get started?

Make a referral or contact our team today. We'll get back to you within 1 business day.

Make A Referral 1300 765 456 info.nsw@inonehealthcare.com.au

Simple Process

How to Get Started

1

Make a referral

Older Australians, participants, families, aged care providers, care partners, support coordinators, plan managers, GPs and hospital teams can all refer.

2

We match the clinician

Your referral is allocated to a Sydney Occupational Therapist with experience relevant to the person's situation and the type of assessment required.

3

We come to you

Assessment takes place at home and in the community, at a time that suits. Family, carers and support workers are welcome to be involved.

4

You receive clear recommendations

Equipment, modifications, strategies and supports, documented with the clinical justification needed to support funding.

5

We follow through

We review equipment once it arrives, check modifications once completed, and provide ongoing therapy where it will help.

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