Mobile OT in Warrandyte

Occupational Therapy at Home in Warrandyte

Warrandyte is a bushland township on the Yarra River, with steep blocks, long driveways and homes set among trees. We visit clients at home across Warrandyte and around the Yarra Street village.

Warrandyte is a high bushfire-risk area. For people with disability, OT can help plan how to leave early and safely, alongside the usual work on access, bathrooms and daily routines.

Coming home from Maroondah Hospital or Box Hill Hospital? Our OT can check home safety, equipment and daily routines so you settle back in safely.

Exercare's occupational therapists help adults, older people and children do more for themselves at home and in the community. We have no waitlist and we work with NDIS participants and Support at Home clients in Warrandyte.

Adults

Adult Occupational Therapy in Warrandyte

Most of the people we see in Warrandyte are adults. We help with personal care, cooking and home tasks, routines and memory supports, fatigue management, community access, returning to work or study and home safety.

Example: A 47-year-old in Warrandyte who uses a wheelchair is worried about leaving safely on high fire-danger days. Our OT reviews access from the house to the car, recommends changes to the driveway ramp and helps build a personal emergency plan with his support workers.

More about adult occupational therapy →

Older people

Support at Home OT in Warrandyte

For older people in Warrandyte on a Support at Home plan, our OTs help with home safety, falls risk, equipment and home modifications, including prescriptions under the Assistive Technology and Home Modifications (AT-HM) scheme. Allied health is a clinical support under Support at Home, so there's no client contribution. More about Support at Home OT →

Children

Paediatric OT in Warrandyte

We also see children and teenagers in Warrandyte, at home, kinder or school. Paediatric OT helps with sensory processing, emotional regulation, fine motor skills, self-care routines and school readiness. More about paediatric OT →

Assessments and reports

OT Assessments Available in Warrandyte

Getting started

Getting Started With OT in Warrandyte

  1. Complete our online intake form and select occupational therapy or call us on 0413 827 232.
  2. We confirm your funding (NDIS or Support at Home) and your goals. No referral is needed.
  3. Your OT visits you at home in Warrandyte for an initial assessment. We have no waitlist.
  4. We agree on goals and start therapy, assessments or equipment trials.

Funding: OT is funded through the NDIS (usually Capacity Building – Improved Daily Living Skills, Category 15) or through Support at Home for older Australians (allied health is a clinical support, fully funded with no client contribution). We also provide self-funded functional capacity assessments for people applying for the NDIS.

FAQ

OT in Warrandyte: Frequently Asked Questions

Do you have a waitlist for OT in Warrandyte?
No. We have no waitlist in Warrandyte, so we can book your first visit as soon as your details and funding are confirmed.
Can an OT help with bushfire planning in Warrandyte?
Yes. OTs can help people with disability plan how to leave early and safely, including access from the house to the car, equipment to take and routines for support workers on high-risk days.
Can I see an OT in Warrandyte if I'm not on the NDIS?
Our OT services in Warrandyte are funded through the NDIS or Support at Home. If you're applying for the NDIS, we provide self-funded functional capacity assessments to support your application.
Do you see children in Warrandyte?
Yes. While most of our Warrandyte clients are adults, we also provide paediatric OT for children and teenagers, at home, kinder or school.
Do you offer exercise physiology in Warrandyte too?
Yes. We provide both occupational therapy and exercise physiology in Warrandyte, so you can have both from one team with shared goals. See exercise physiology in Warrandyte →
What areas near Warrandyte do you cover?
We also provide occupational therapy in nearby North Warrandyte, Donvale, Templestowe and Eltham and across Melbourne's north-east, east, south-east and inner suburbs.