PACE: 05: Assistive Technology
MyPlace: 05: Assistive Technology
122203811
0105: Personal Mobility Equipment
1: Daily Living
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.
This NDIS support item, 05_122203811_0105_1_2 Wheelchair - Manual - Folding – Basic, provides funding for a fundamental piece of mobility equipment under the Assistive Technology (AT) category.
Overview The item covers a standard, basic manual wheelchair designed to offer participants a simple, reliable, and portable solution to address personal mobility needs. It is considered essential equipment that supports daily living and community participation.
Key Features and Benefits
Manual Operation: This is a manually-propelled wheelchair, suitable for participants with adequate upper body strength or those who require an attendant to push the chair.
Folding Design: The primary design feature is its ability to fold down easily, which is essential for transport in personal or public vehicles and for convenient storage at home.
Basic Mobility: The wheelchair features a user-friendly design and typically has a lightweight frame to promote autonomy and assist in minimising dependency.
Enhanced Participation: By providing reliable and efficient mobility, this wheelchair significantly improves a participant's accessibility and ability to engage in community activities, fostering independence and inclusion.
Support Category This support item is classified as Assistive Technology (AT) and is listed under Support Category 05 in the participant's NDIS plan. Funding for this item is typically drawn from the Capital support budget. The supply of the item must include a model that is properly fitted and adjusted to meet the participant’s unique physical and comfort needs.
Some activities can be delivered without the participant percent
Some providers can charge participants for the time it takes them to travel and deliver support