Assistive Technology Assessments in Barossa
The Barossa is close enough to Adelaide that providers say yes and far enough that they then struggle to show up. We cover it off the same run as Gawler.
Current wait in North Adelaide and Gawlerabout 2 weeksconfirmed 7 SepAsk about a sooner date →
Refer for thisWhat it is
Assessment and prescription of devices and equipment that promote independence, safety and participation in daily life.
What’s involved in Barossa
- Trials run in the places around the Barossa you will actually use the equipment
- Scooters, wheelchairs, walking aids, and everyday equipment
- Home access checked before anything is specified
- Prescription and supporting evidence written for your funder
Around Barossa
We also see people in:
- Nuriootpa
- Tanunda
- Angaston
- Lyndoch
- Williamstown
- Greenock
Common questions
Do I have to buy before I try?
No. Trials are part of the assessment, and running them in your own home and neighbourhood is the point.
Who writes the funding request?
We do. The assessment and the supporting evidence come together.
Do you travel to the Barossa?
Yes. Barossa is part of our regular service area and assessments are carried out in the home or community rather than at a clinic.
How far around Barossa do you cover?
From here we also see people in Nuriootpa, Tanunda, Angaston, Lyndoch, Williamstown and Greenock. If you are just outside those, send the referral through anyway and we will tell you straight away.
Which funding does this suit?
NDIS participants who are self-managed or plan-managed, older adults through My Aged Care, and private clients.
Other services in Barossa: home mods, wheelchair assessment, gopher and scooter assessment
Assistive Technology Assessments elsewhere: Port Wakefield, Murray Bridge, Mount Barker
Everything we do in Barossa: Barossa page →
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Barossa
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