NDIS Occupational Therapy Services at Cas Health
At Cas Health, we provide world-class NDIS Occupational Therapy services designed to support individuals with disabilities in achieving greater independence, safety, and participation in everyday life. Our experienced Occupational Therapists specialise in working with adults living with physical, intellectual and cognitive disabilities, providing tailored interventions that align with NDIS goals.
NDIS OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
What is NDIS Occupational Therapy?
NDIS Occupational Therapy focuses on improving an individual’s ability to complete everyday activities, ensuring they have the right supports, strategies, and assistive technologies to live as independently as possible. Whether you need help with mobility, home modifications, assistive technology, or daily living skills, our OTs will assess your needs and provide personalised solutions.
Our NDIS OT Services
- Comprehensive assessments to determine a participant’s functional abilities and support needs.
- Evidence-based reports for NDIS planning, funding requests, and plan reviews.
- Assessment of daily living skills, mobility, cognitive function, and independence.
- Comprehensive SIL assessments to determine eligibility and support needs for independent living.
- SDA assessments to ensure appropriate housing options that align with individual needs.
- Reports and recommendations for NDIS funding applications.
- Occupational Therapy Recommendation Letters for funding approvals.
- End-of-Plan Reports to support funding continuity and service justification.
- Assessments to identify environmental barriers and safety risks at home.
- Recommendations for home modifications (e.g., grab rails, ramps, lighting, doorway and entrance widening, plumbing modifications such as quarter-turn taps and handheld showerheads, and major modifications including complex bathroom and lift modifications).
- Collaboration with builders and suppliers to ensure modifications are NDIS-compliant.
- Trials, prescription, and recommendations for low-cost, mid-cost, and high-cost assistive technology.
- Support with NDIS applications for equipment funding.
- Recommendations for powered wheelchairs, mobility scooters, electric lift recliner chairs, mechanical hi-lo beds, kitchen aids, shower aids, toilet aids, dressing aids, and other mobility aids.
- Training on how to safely and effectively use assistive devices.
- Training and education on different and safer ways to complete daily tasks despite an individual’s health conditions and impairments.
- Strategies to improve independence in self-care, meal preparation, household tasks, and community participation.
- Cognitive strategies for individuals with memory, planning, or problem-solving difficulties.
- Sensory regulation and executive function strategies for improved daily management.
- Training for participants, carers, and support workers on safe manual handling techniques.
- Education on pressure care, mobility support, and injury prevention.
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NDIS News Analysis | Cas Health Occupational Therapy | Updated 8 October 2026 NDIS Cuts 2026: “This bill will cost lives” NDIS funding cuts are rolling out across affected plans. Extra care at home is not automatic, and the high support needs safeguard has limits. For families already providing unpaid support, who fills the gap? […]
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