Mobile Occupational Therapy:
Supporting Independence Where You Live, Work and Participate

Reports (such as Functional Capacity Assessments or Assistive Technology requests) are a critical part of OT. The process involves a comprehensive assessment followed by clinical documentation. Because these reports require significant clinical time, they are billed at our standard hourly rate. We will always provide an estimate of the time required before beginning a major report.

The main difference between Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy is that a Physiotherapist looks at how your BODY functions, within your environment, and treatment is based around getting your body to function better. An OT looks at how you, as a PERSON, functions within your environment as a whole

Paediatric Occupational therapy is working with children and people younger than eighteen to help them achieve their daily occupations that may include self-care, school and play. By concentrating on these key areas, paediatric occupational therapy helps children in developing confidence, self-esteem, social skills and their general wellbeing.

Early Intervention is the term used to describe the services and supports that are available to babies and young children with developmental delays and disabilities and their families. Occupational Therapy has been shown to be very effective as part of an early intervention program.

Multidisciplinary care is at the heart of what we do. With your consent, our OTs regularly communicate with your GP, specialists, and other allied health professionals (like your Physiotherapist) to ensure a holistic approach. For NDIS participants, we work closely with Support Coordinators to ensure therapy aligns with your broader plan goals.

Occupational Therapy can enable people to relearn lost abilities, regain independence and reduce the risk of further strokes. Occupational Therapy is key to recovery of function and mobility after stroke which helps with return to previous levels of function and reintegration into the community after stroke including completion of activities of daily living such as self care, hygiene and meal preparation. Specific and tailored exercise programs are used to achieve client goals.

Occupational Therapy practice involves working with a client to understand what occupations (activities) are important to the person, what difficulties, barriers or challenges they be experiencing in performing these activities, and what goals the person has in relation to their occupations

No, a formal referral is not required to book a private session with Physio Inq. You can book directly with us at any time.

The NDIA is responsible for determining who is eligible to access the NDIS. To allow the NDIA to determine whether you meet the disability or early intervention access requirements, you may need to provide evidence of your disability as part of your access request. This includes information on what your disability is, how long it will last and how it impacts your life. An occupational therapist is an example of a health professional who can assist in providing evidence of ones disability.

Our services are available with a referral.
Certain funding types require appropriate referral, these will be discussed with you at the time of booking your appointment with our customer service team.

We are indeed one of the first NDIS Allied Health providers in Australia, being involved with the first rollout in NSW. We know NDIS very well and our therapists are highly trained in the scheme.