AT assessment and justification reports for mid-cost and high-cost Assistive Technology under the NDIS.
Mid-cost (Level 3) and high-cost (Level 4) Assistive Technology requires a specific, evidence-based assessment from a suitably qualified clinician. Our AT assessments are written to satisfy the NDIA AT decision framework first time.
No — we are independent assessors and prescribers only.
Anonymised feedback from across our national service base — psychosocial, autism, SIL, SDA, telehealth and neurological assessments delivered with clinical defensibility and warmth.
"Ryan and the team understood my son's autism in a way no previous assessor has. They captured the masking, the burnout cycles, the sensory side — things we have been trying to explain to NDIA for years. The funding outcome reflected that."
"We are based in a remote postcode and have struggled to access specialist assessors for years. The whole process was done by video — the clinician was warm, well prepared, and the report was as detailed as any in-person assessment I have ever seen."
"I needed an SDA assessment urgently to support a hospital discharge. The team turned it around in five business days, coordinated with the hospital social work team, and the application was approved without needing additional evidence."
Testimonials are anonymised composites drawn from feedback across our national service base. No identifying participant information is shared without explicit consent.
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