01 Real life
We see the actual space
Kitchens, bathrooms, hallways, gardens, stairs, the things causing the friction. Therapy that works for that bathroom, not a generic one.
Home Visit Therapy · Mobile Allied Health Melbourne
We come
to you.
OT, Speech and Physio at your front door. We see how your home, your school, your workplace and your routine actually run, then build therapy that fits. Across Greater Melbourne, reaching south-east from Dandenong, north from Preston and west from Werribee, six days a week.
6 days
Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6pm
Greater Melbourne
South-east, north and west
At your door
Home, school or workplace
Mobile team
OT · Speech · Physio
Greater Melbourne
Why home visits work
Real environment.
Real progress.
Clinic rooms are tidy, quiet and full of standardised toys. Houses aren't. Which means most goals, like independence, transfers, communication and routine, are easier to crack in the place they actually need to work.
02 Kids who hate clinic
No clinic anxiety
Sensory-sensitive kids work better at home. Familiar toys, comfort, their own bedroom. We get more done in 45 minutes than a clinic gets in 90.
03 Equipment in context
We trial the kit on site
Shower chairs in the shower. Walkers in the hallway. Hoists in the bedroom. AT that gets prescribed from a brochure usually goes back. AT trialled in your home stays.
04 Family in the room
Partners and carers join in
Strategies stick when the people who actually live with you learn them too. We coach the household, not just the participant.
Where we visit
Greater Melbourne,
door to door.
We cover Greater Melbourne, reaching south-east from Dandenong, north from Preston and west from Werribee. The panel below maps our south-east catchment in detail. Outside it? Phone us.
Primary catchment
Regular visits across our south-east base. Travel billed per the relevant funding body's pricing arrangements.
Dandenong Springvale Noble Park Keysborough Doveton Endeavour Hills Hallam Hampton Park
Standard catchment
Regular visits across the wider south-east. Travel billed per the relevant funding body's pricing arrangements.
Berwick Cranbourne Narre Warren Frankston Mordialloc Carrum Downs Seaford Pakenham Officer
Extended catchment
Available on request. Travel billed per the relevant funding body's pricing arrangements.
Mentone Chelsea Bonbeach Cardinia Beaconsfield Mt Eliza Hastings Clyde
Postcode not listed? Ring intake on (03) 7500 5696. We go where the work is, especially for urgent discharge and palliative referrals.
Who it's for
Three kinds of clients
we visit most.
01 · Kids at home
Paediatric
For kids in their actual environment.
Kids do better when they're regulated. For most paediatric clients, especially autism, ADHD, sensory and anxiety profiles, the clinic itself is half the problem. Their bedroom isn't. We bring the assessment, the toys and the AAC kit to them.
- Sensory-friendly setup using familiar items
- Routine-based goals (mealtime, bedtime, school prep)
- Parents and siblings learn the strategies live
02 · Senior at home
Senior
For seniors who can't easily travel.
Falls, post-stroke rehab, hospital-to-home, post-op recovery, aged care residency reviews. The people who need allied health the most are usually the people who can't get to a clinic. We come with a portable assessment kit and AT trial library.
Book a senior assessment
03 · NDIS, daily-life goals
NDIS adult
For NDIS participants chasing daily-life goals.
Most NDIS goals, like independence, community access, routine, cooking, transfers and executive function, are home-based by definition. A clinic can't simulate that, so we don't try. Capacity-building works better when it's built in the same kitchen, hallway and tram stop you actually use.
See our full NDIS service What we bring
A clinic that fits
in a car boot.
Every visit packs the kit the goal needs. Equipment, devices, tools, assessments, and the same experienced clinician, every time.
01 Assessment kit
Full standardised toolkit
Sensory profile, executive function, ADL observation, gait and balance, whatever the visit needs, in a portable case.
02 AT trial library
Equipment to try on the spot
Shower chairs, transfer aids, pressure mats, walkers, weighted blankets. Trial the real thing in your home before any prescription gets written.
03 AAC & comms
AAC tablets and devices
Proloquo, TouchChat, low-tech boards, switches. Trial, programme and customise in the home where the device will live.
04 Sensory tools
Regulation kit
Fidgets, weighted gear, chewables, visual schedules and the quieter end of the toy library, for kids who need a different setup to engage.
05 Tablet & printer
On-the-spot paperwork
Service agreements signed, photos captured, visual schedules printed and left with the family. No follow-up admin chase.
06 The clinician
An experienced clinician
Not a rotating new grad. Every visit, you see the same OT, Speech or Physio who knows your case. End of story.
Home visit questions
Practical stuff
about home visits.
Coverage, travel billing, parking, indoor or outdoor. The basics new clients always want to know before they book.
Book a home visitDo you charge a travel fee?
Travel is billed in line with the relevant funding body's pricing arrangements. For NDIS participants, that means the current NDIS Pricing Arrangements. We'll set out how travel applies to your plan before the visit is confirmed.
Which postcodes do you actually cover?
We cover Greater Melbourne, reaching south-east from Dandenong, north from Preston and west from Werribee. The suburb panel above maps our south-east catchment in detail, and our Preston and Werribee branch teams cover the northern and western metro.
Do I need to provide parking?
Street parking is fine. If you're in a tower or behind a boom gate, mention it at booking so we can swap to an earlier or later slot. Apartment buildings with visitor parking are perfect.
Can the visit be in the garden, the school or the workplace?
Anywhere relevant to the goal. School visits with consent, workplace assessments, aged care residencies, day program observations, community access in the suburb. The whole point of mobile therapy is that we work where life happens.
Can multiple family members be seen in one visit?
Two siblings or a parent-and-child often share back-to-back appointments on the same visit. This is common, and we encourage it for households with multiple participants. Each appointment is billed separately, but you save the travel time and the setup.
What if my home isn't tidy or set up for therapy?
Don't tidy. The whole point is for us to see what daily life actually looks like. If your house is too messy for an OT assessment, that's information, not a reason to cancel. We never judge.
Mobile allied health
Therapy at your
front door.
No commute, no waiting room, no parking lottery. Tell intake your postcode and the kind of help you need. We'll book the right clinician into your week.
Mon to Sat
8am to 6pm home visits:
after-hours on request
Greater Melbourne
South-east, north:
and west
Same clinician
The one who knows:
your case, every visit