| Level One - Basic Assistive Technology |
- Low Cost Assistive Technology (AT), less than $1500.
- Safe to use and does not require too much assistance when setting up.
- Products in this level include: alert systems, adapted grips, mobility, door bells and watches.
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| Level Two - Standard Assistive Technology |
- Assistive Technology off the shelf from specialist AT suppliers.
- Minor adjustments are required.
- Assessments may be required depending on availability and individual circumstances.
- Products in this level include: bathing and toilet systems, vision and hearing devices, laundry and washing adaptions, grab rails, ramps, basic seating and basic transfer equipment.
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| Level Three - Specialised Assistive Technology |
- Similar to level 2 but quite often requires more modification to suit the challengers of the participant.
- An assessment is required by an Occupational Therapist.
- A quote and design is required demonstrating the supply, set up and on going maintenance.
- Products in this level include: non complex devices or software for communication, specialised vision and hearing devices used with PC's and smart equipment like iPads/laptops and smart phones.
- Environmental control including airconditioning heating and cooling, bathing and toileting configurations.
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| Level Four - Complex Assistive Technology |
- Customised Assistive Technology solutions.
- Will require a specialist to complete an assessment.
- Includes complex bathing and toileting configurations.
- Includes specialised vision and hearing devices used in conjunction with PC's and smart equipment such as iPads/laptops and smart phones.
- Includes complex home modifications.
- Includes residential communication devices.
- Includes voice control.
- Includes complex environmental control such as airconditioning heating and cooling.
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