NDIS Occupational Therapist in Perth: Home Visits

In short: an NDIS occupational therapist (OT) helps with the things you do every day, from dressing and cooking to school and getting out. OT is paid from your NDIS plan within the NDIS price limit, and costs are confirmed in writing before you start. Send us a referral and we'll call you back.

What an NDIS OT can help with

Daily living skills

Dressing, showering, cooking and routines.

Equipment

Advice and trials for aids, and reports for your plan.

Home safety

Small changes that make home safer and easier.

School & play

Handwriting, fine motor skills and getting organised.

OT at home, at school or in the community

At home: work on real routines in your own kitchen and bathroom.
At school: support in the classroom, working with teachers and families.
In the community: shopping, transport and getting out with more confidence.

Our OTs visit across Perth metro, subject to availability. Outside Perth? Ask us anyway.

What it costs your NDIS plan

Occupational therapists charge within the NDIS price limit, which is $193.99 per hour for 2026–27. When your OT travels to you, some travel time may also be claimed from your plan, but only if it's agreed with you first. Reports for your plan review are agreed in advance too. Everything is set out in a written service agreement before your first session.

Works with every way you manage your plan

Self-managed: you receive the invoice and claim from your plan.
Plan-managed: we send invoices to your plan manager.
NDIA-managed: supports are delivered and claimed through our registered partner, Active Help Pty Ltd (Registered NDIS Provider No. 4050027031). There's nothing extra for you to do.

You don't need a GP referral. You, a family member, a support coordinator or a plan manager can refer.

Looking for an OT in Perth?

Tell us what you need and the best time to call. We'll call you back to talk through your goals and how soon an OT near you can start.

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Frequently asked questions

Does the NDIS cover occupational therapy?

The NDIS can fund OT when it's reasonable and necessary and linked to your disability and plan goals, usually from your Capacity Building – Improved Daily Living budget.

How much does an NDIS OT cost?

OTs charge within the NDIS price limit, $193.99 per hour for 2026–27. Agreed travel and reports may also apply. Everything is confirmed in writing before you start.

Can an OT help my child at school?

Yes. OTs often work with children at school on handwriting, fine motor skills and routines, together with teachers and families.

Can NDIA-managed participants use MyCarePlus?

Yes. Supports for NDIA-managed participants are delivered and claimed through our registered partner, Active Help Pty Ltd.

Price limit from the NDIS Pricing Schedule 2026–27. Prices can change. General information only. MyCarePlus is not a registered NDIS provider and is not the NDIA.