TELEHEALTH OT

Personalised online occupational therapy by Tom Underhay

For participants aged 17 and over enrolled on the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

accessible from anywhere in Australia.

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services

Online assessment and therapy supporting participants to achieve their goals conveniently from wherever they are, saving travel time and costs.

To enquire about a referral to the service: click here

SELECT THE SERVICES LISTED BELOW FOR MORE DETAILS.

  • Functional Capacity Assessment (FCA) for participants insured by the NDIS focuses on evaluating the impact of impairments on activities of daily living caused by the disability(s) they are insured for, determining the type and level of supports required to improve their independence.

    • Assesses the impact of impairments on functional capacity across the six domains: communication, social interaction, learning, mobility, self-care, and self-management.

    • Utilises standardised assessment tools preferred by the NDIS, ensuring compliance and recognised supporting evidence.

    • Reporting clearly outlines required supports, tailored to the specific needs and goals of the participant.

    To enquire about a functional capacity assessment referral to the service: click here

  • Home and Living Assessment evaluates the need for alternative living arrangements alongside the impact of impairments caused by NDIS-insured disability(s) on a participant's functional capacity, aiming to improve safety and independence in daily activities.

    • Assesses the need for alternative living arrangements alongside the impact of impairments on functional capacity across the six domains: communication, social interaction, learning, mobility, self-care, and self-management.

    • Utilises standardised assessment tools preferred by the NDIS, ensuring compliance and recognised supporting evidence.

    • Reports clearly outline required supports and justify alternative living arrangements if needed, tailored to the participant’s specific needs and goals.

    Please note: This service currently does not accept referrals for SDA (Specialist Disability Accommodation) assessment and reporting.

    To enquire about a home and living assessment referral to the service: click here

  • Routine capacity building focuses on supporting adults to develop and implement a graded routine that enables participation in activities of daily living.

    We employ a collaborative approach that includes family members and support workers, and integrates assistive technology to support consistency, reduce reliance on external prompting and promote greater independence for the participant.

    Tom’s area of focus is developing routine with adults who have neurological and developmental differences - such as autism or intellectual disability.

    To enquire about a capacity building referral to the service: click here