PACE: 05: Assistive Technology
MyPlace: 05: Assistive Technology
123621121
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 (Code: 05_123621121_0105_1_2) is for Transfer AT - Sling Non-Standard.
Category and Purpose This is a Capital Support item under the Assistive Technology support cluster, dedicated to Personal Mobility Equipment (0105). This line item covers specialised slings designed to address complex or unique participant needs that cannot be met by standard, off-the-shelf slings.
Product Description and Benefit The Non-Standard Transfer Sling ensures safe and tailored transfers for participants who require specialised support. It includes:
Custom-Made Slings: Devices specifically manufactured or significantly modified to suit a participant's unique body shape, size, clinical condition, or specific transfer requirement.
Bariatric Slings: Slings designed for individuals with a significant body weight (e.g., typically over 180kg, though specific thresholds can vary based on equipment and assessment).
Specialised Use Slings: Devices intended for specific, non-routine transfer purposes or complex needs (e.g., positioning, toileting, or unique injury protection), which require a specialist assessment for prescription.
Like all hoist slings, it supports the participant's body and connects to a compatible hoist to facilitate safe and dignified transfers, significantly enhancing mobility and reducing manual handling risks.
The unit of measure for this support item is Each. As a specialised item, it is typically classified as a Quotable Support, meaning a formal quote and an associated Service Booking are generally required for funding approval to ensure the product meets the participant's assessed complex 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