Assistive Technology

Assistive Technology for Safer, More Independent Living

Assistive technology can help older Australians remain safe, independent, and confident at home. From mobility aids and personal alarms to smart home devices and daily living equipment, our team can help identify and coordinate the right solutions for your needs.

What is Assistive Technology?

Assistive technology refers to equipment, devices, and technology designed to help people complete everyday tasks more safely and independently. It can support mobility, communication, personal care, medication management, and overall quality of life.

  • Walking Frames

  • Mobility Scooters

  • Personal Alarms

  • Shower Chairs

  • Medication Reminders

  • Technology Supports for Independent Living
  • Daily Living Aids
  • Communication and Sensory Supports
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How Assistive Technology Can Help

How Assistive Technology Supports Everyday Living

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Mobility & Movement

Reduce falls risk and improve confidence moving around the home.

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Communication

Provide alerts, monitoring, and emergency response systems.

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Personal Care

Supporting safer showering, dressing, and daily routines.

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Medication Management

Improve medication consistency through reminders and monitoring systems.

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Home Modification

Implement home modifications to improve safety, accessibility, and independence.

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Independence

Maintain control over daily activities and continue living at home longer.

How Home Care Assistance Can Help

Our Team Can:

  • Assess Individual Needs

  • Coordinate Recommendations

  • Work Alongside Allied Health Professionals

  • Assist With Sourcing Equipment

  • Support Installation & Setup

  • Help Navigate Available Funding Options

Assistive Technology & Home Modifications Funding

The Support at Home program includes a dedicated Assistive Technology and Home Modifications (AT-HM) funding pathway to help eligible participants access equipment and home modifications that support safety, independence and quality of life.

From mobility aids and personal alarms to smart home technology and accessibility modifications, funding may be available for a range of solutions tailored to your individual needs.

Our trusted allied health partners have accredited Occupational Therapists who can assess your circumstances, recommend suitable options and support you through the funding and implementation process.