ATTENTION: Kids of elderly parents and case managers
Help your Parent stay safe and independent at home.
Our mobile Occupational Therapists assess your parent’s home and identify simple changes that improve safety and independence.
From grab rails to practical adjustments, we help create an environment that supports daily living.
So they can stay comfortable, confident, and at home for longer.
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What others are saying:
Mobile Occupational Therapy - we come to you and assess your home
Our Mobile Aged Care Occupational Therapists can assess:
Home safety
Transfers in and out of bed and chairs
ability to complete daily tasks safely
assitive technology and equipment
bathroom safety
outdoor safety
STILL NOT SURE?
Frequently Asked Questions
Here's what we usually get asked
Which areas do you service?
South East and Northern suburbs of Melbourne
Do I need a referral from a GP to organise for a mobile OT to come to my home
No, you don’t need a referral from a GP. You can contact us directly to book an appointment with one of our expert Aged Care OTs.
We also receive referrals from Home Care providers, case managers and carers.
Who can access Aged Care OT supports?
Our OTs can work with private funded clients as well as clients with CHSP or Support at Home Packages
What services does a mobile aged care Occupational Therapist provide?
Home Safety assessment
Environmental assesment
Mobility assessment
Equipment prescription
AT assessment
Home modifications
Bathroom Modifications
Does the OT organise equipment
The Aged Care OT will assess what you need and recommend the suitable assistive technology/equipment or aids. The OT will organise equipment trials and coordinate with suppliers, home care providers and help with any reports.
What reports will I receive
After the initial home safety assessment the OT will write a report with recommendations regarding the home environment as well as any equipment recommendations
What does an in-home Occupational Therapy assessment involve
We come to your parent's home. We spend time observing how they move through their space, what hazards exist, what they're struggling with. We talk to them about their daily routines, their goals, what independence looks like to them. Then we make specific recommendations: equipment they need, modifications to the home, exercises that rebuild strength and confidence. It's practical, not theoretical. By the end, you have a clear action plan.
When can we schedule it?
We work across Melbourne's south east and norther suburbs. You submit an enquiry or book a discovery call. We'll get in touch and confirm a time that works for your parent's schedule. Most families get in within 1 to 2 weeks of booking.
How long does an assessment take?
Plan on 60 to 90 minutes. We're thorough because we're looking at the actual environment, not just doing a checklist in an office somewhere
How do I get started?
Book a discovery call, submit your details via the enquiry form, or place a referral directly.
Our team will guide you through the next steps and match your parent with one of our highly experienced Aged Care Occupational Therapists to do the assessment
How it works
Book a discovery call
We'll learn about your parent, answer questions and schedule an appointment for our OT to come visit your parent
Initial Home Assessment
The OT will complete a full home and environmental assessment including taking measurements
Recommendations and Equipment Trial
The OT will make recommendations for equipment/assistive technology and maybe some home mofications
Ready to get started?
Hey, I'm Julia
Background
With more than 7 years of extensive experience working in the community across Aged Care and NDIS, Julia brings a rare combination of clinical expertise and genuine warmth to everything she does. As THC's OT Clinical Manager, she mentors and guides the OT team with the kind of leadership that makes people better at what they do.
Julia's clinical passion lies in making everyday life easier for her clients. From home assessments and bathroom modifications through to prescribing assistive technology, whether that's mechanical beds, recliner chairs, wheelchairs or mobility scooters, she has a gift for finding practical solutions that restore independence and dignity.
She takes great pride in the relationships she builds with her clients and in watching her team grow. For Julia, exceptional care is both a clinical standard and a deeply personal one.
