We are a small practice, which means we can tell you honestly and immediately whether we have room for your client.
We accept referrals from support coordinators, case managers, LACs, allied health colleagues, GPs, hospital discharge planners and families across the Mornington Peninsula.
If we don't have capacity, we'll say so rather than adding your client to a list they never hear about again.
Service area is the Mornington Peninsula for home visits, plus telehealth Australia-wide where the work suits it.
| Service | Typical use |
|---|---|
| Functional Capacity Assessment | Plan reviews, funding requests, evidence of support needs |
| Home modification assessment | Minor and major mods, OT report to the NDIA or package provider |
| Assistive technology assessment & prescription | Low, mid and high-cost AT |
| Home and living assessment | SIL, SDA and independent living evidence |
| Progress and plan review reports | 6 and 12-monthly reporting ahead of a review |
| Ongoing therapeutic intervention | Capacity building against plan goals |
Email info@peninsulapathwaysot.com.au or use the form below. Include the participant's name and contact details, NDIS or HCP number, plan management type, plan dates and what you're seeking.
We'll confirm whether we can take the referral, what it would involve and an indicative timeframe. If we can't, we'll say so straight away.
With your consent and theirs, we make contact and book the initial appointment at their home or by telehealth.
We confirm once the first appointment is booked, tell you straight away if anything is going to run late, and send you the report on completion.
| Practitioner | Louise, Occupational Therapist |
|---|---|
| AHPRA registration | OCC0001934263 |
| ABN | 54 698 782 651 |
| NDIS plan types | Self-managed and plan-managed |
| Service area | Mornington Peninsula, plus telehealth Australia-wide |
Referrals get a reply within 24 hours, every time.
One week from the final assessment session — and if something is going to be late you'll hear it from us first.
Reports are structured for the person assessing the funding request: clear evidence, clear reasoning, a clear link between function and support need.
Louise is Peninsula-born and based. Home visits across the Mornington Peninsula, not a mobile team dispatched from Melbourne.
You'll never have a client sitting on a list they don't know about.
Nine fields, about a minute. It comes straight to Louise and you'll have a reply within 24 hours. If you'd rather attach documents, email info@peninsulapathwaysot.com.au instead.
info@peninsulapathwaysot.com.au
HoursMonday to Friday, 9am – 5pm
Service areaMornington Peninsula
Home visits and telehealth
No. We work with self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants and with people funded through aged care. NDIA-managed plans require an NDIS-registered provider.
One to two weeks for a first appointment, and reports one week after the final assessment session. The capacity block at the top of this page is kept current, so it is the fastest way to check before you refer.
Yes — home visits across the Mornington Peninsula. Travel time affects scheduling for the southern Peninsula, so tell us the suburb and we will give you a realistic timeframe rather than an optimistic one.
Yes. Allow one to two weeks to the first appointment, the assessment itself, then one week for the report, plus time for you to read it before the review. Six to eight weeks out is comfortable.
Yes, Australia-wide. Telehealth suits review sessions, coaching and some assessment work. Anything that needs a look at the physical environment — home modifications, falls risk, equipment fit — needs a home visit.
The participant's name and contact details, their NDIS or HCP number, plan management type, plan start and end dates, and what you are seeking. If there is a deadline, tell us the date up front.