Wheelchair Assessments in Southern Adelaide
The south is better served than the regions, so the difference here is usually wait time rather than availability.
Current wait in Southern Adelaideabout 2 weeksconfirmed 7 SepAsk about a sooner date →
Refer for thisWhat it is
Assessment and prescription of manual and powered wheelchairs, including fully scripted custom builds.
What’s involved in Southern Adelaide
- Posture and pressure assessed before anything is specified
- Manual, powered, and fully scripted custom configurations
- Doorways, turning circles and thresholds checked at your southern Adelaide address
- Trials with the supplier in your own environment
Around Southern Adelaide
We also see people in:
- Noarlunga
- Morphett Vale
- Aldinga
- Seaford
- Christies Beach
- Willunga
Common questions
What is a fully scripted wheelchair?
A chair configured to one person rather than taken as standard, seat dimensions, backrest, axle position, cushion and postural supports each specified.
How long does it take?
For complex or scripted chairs, realistically months rather than weeks once trial, prescription, approval and build are counted.
Do you travel to southern Adelaide?
Yes. Southern Adelaide 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 Southern Adelaide do you cover?
From here we also see people in Noarlunga, Morphett Vale, Aldinga, Seaford, Christies Beach and Willunga. 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 Southern Adelaide: gopher and scooter assessment, aged care OT assessment, FCA
Wheelchair Assessments elsewhere: Adelaide, Elizabeth Vale, Victor Harbor
Everything we do in Southern Adelaide: Southern Adelaide page →
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Southern Adelaide
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