Everyday living,
Made possible
Occupational Therapists helping you do the things that matter — at home, at work, at school, and in your community.
with AHPRA
- Greater independence in everyday tasks
- Improved confidence and participation
- Practical strategies for home and work
- Assistive equipment and home modifications
- Support for carers and families
Participation in everyday life
What does an Occupational
Therapist do?
Occupational Therapists (OTs) are university-qualified allied health professionals who help people of all ages take part in the activities — or "occupations" — of everyday life.
Through assessment, practical strategies, skill-building, and the right equipment, our OTs make daily tasks safer and more achievable — so you can live as independently as possible.
How OT
helps
Every plan starts with understanding your goals and your environment, then building practical support around them. Our OTs help with:
One team, every day
Areas we
commonly support
Daily Living & Self-Care
Showering, dressing, cooking, and the everyday routines that keep you independent.
Home & Equipment
Home modifications, assistive technology, and equipment prescription.
Cognition & Participation
Memory, focus, sensory needs, and getting back to work, school, or community life.
Care that comes
to you
We assess and support you in the places you actually live your life — because that's where real independence is built.
Ways to access care
Funding &
rebates
NDIS
Self, plan, and agency-managed participants welcome.
Medicare
Chronic Disease Management (CDM / EPC) referrals from your GP.
Private Health
Rebates may apply depending on your level of cover.
Aged Care
Home Care Packages and CHSP-funded support.
Ready to live
more fully?
Book a free 15-minute consultation and we'll help you find the right starting point.
FAQ(s)
Occupational Therapists help you do the everyday activities that matter — self-care, work, study, play and home life. AAH's OTs assess your abilities and environment, then recommend strategies, equipment and modifications that build independence and safety.
Our OTs complete functional capacity, home safety, equipment prescription and NDIS-related assessments, plus the reports needed to support funding and access requests.
Yes. We work with self-managed, plan-managed and NDIA-managed participants, and can provide the assessments and reports your plan requires.
Yes — home visits are a core part of occupational therapy, letting us assess your everyday environment directly. We service 80+ western and north-western Melbourne suburbs.
You can book privately without a referral. NDIS, Medicare and DVA pathways may need supporting documentation — we'll guide you through it.
