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05_120612100_0105_1_2
Walking Tables

05
Support Category

PACE: 05: Assistive Technology
MyPlace: 05: Assistive Technology

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120612100
Sequence Number

120612100

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0105
Registration Group

0105: Personal Mobility Equipment

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1
Outcome domain

1: Daily Living

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2
Support Purpose

2: Capital

Where a support item does not have a price limit then the provider and participant should agree on the reasonable price for the support. If necessary, they should also agree on the billing schedule for the support. In the NDIS Support Catalogue marked under empty type.

Line Item Description

Devices with wheels and supportingThis NDIS support item (05_120612100_0105_1_2), identified as Walking Tables, is classified under the Capital support purpose and the Assistive Technology (AT) support category (05).

It specifically falls within the Personal Mobility registration group (0105).

Support Item Details
Item Type: This item covers the purchase of a Walking Table, also commonly known as a gutter frame, forearm support walker, or rollator with forearm platforms. This is a highly specialised mobility aid designed for participants who require significantly greater trunk and upper-body support than a standard walking frame or rollator can provide. The key feature is the adjustable forearm troughs or platforms that distribute weight and leverage away from the hands and wrists, offering a higher degree of stability and posture control.

Purpose: As Assistive Technology, the walking table supports participants with conditions that severely affect gait, balance, or upper limb strength/weight-bearing capacity (e.g., specific neurological conditions, complex orthopaedic issues). The primary goal is to enable safe walking, improve postural stability, and support participants in performing daily activities and maintaining independence in mobility over short distances, particularly indoors.

Funding Requirement: Funding for Capital supports is restricted to items included in the participant's NDIS plan. Due to the specialised nature and often higher cost and complexity of Walking Tables, a detailed, evidence-based assessment and formal prescription is typically required. This assessment must be conducted by a qualified Allied Health Professional (e.g., Physiotherapist or Occupational Therapist) to ensure the table's dimensions, adjustments, and features are clinically appropriate for the participant's complex mobility needs.

Provider Requirements: Providers claiming for this item must be a Registered Provider with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission for the relevant Registration Group, which is Personal Mobility (0105). table or forearm support

Line Item Parameters

  • Non-Face-To-Face

    Some activities can be delivered without the participant percent

  • Provider Travel

    Some providers can charge participants for the time it takes them to travel and deliver support

  • Quote Required
  • Short notice cancellations
  • NDIA requested reports
  • Irregular SIL reports