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[9346376000574] Peak Cup Holder for Ellipse Lite and Super Lite Rollator

Peak Cup Holder for Ellipse Lite and Super Lite Rollator

$ 25.00
[WAA695600] Aspire Vogue Seat Walker / Rollator Accessories (Oxygen Bottle Holder Bag)

Aspire Vogue Seat Walker / Rollator Accessories

$ 37.00 – $ 63.00
[WAA696520] Aspire Mobility Accessory Bags (Plaid)

Aspire Mobility Accessory Bags

$ 43.00

Choosing the Right Rollators & Walkers Accessories

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Funding pathways

Funding & Costs

Products in this category are commonly funded through the pathways below — always confirm eligibility and the current code with your plan manager, OT, or our team.

NDIS

National Disability Insurance Scheme

  • Core Supports — Basic / Low-risk — Level 1 : Basic rollators — no formal AT assessment required.
  • Core or Capital Supports — Standard — Level 2 : HD/adjustable models — basic clinical recommendation. (prescription required — Occupational Therapist (OT))
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Support at Home

Australian Government Support at Home Program

  • AT-HM Low Tier
  • AT-HM Medium Tier
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SWEP

Statewide Equipment Program (Victoria)

  • Aids & Equipment Program : Rollators are explicitly named under SWEP's Aids & Equipment program. (prescription required — Occupational Therapist (OT), Physiotherapist, Speech Pathologist)
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DVA

Department of Veterans' Affairs

  • Gold Card — Full Coverage (prescription required — Occupational Therapist (OT), General Practitioner / Medical Specialist)
  • White Card — Accepted Condition Only (prescription required — Occupational Therapist (OT), General Practitioner / Medical Specialist)
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GEAT2GO

Fast, low-cost AT for entry-level aged care needs (CHSP)

  • Entry-Level Items : Walking frames and rollators are explicitly named as a typical GEAT2GO item.
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