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FAQs
How long with I need OT sessions for?
Our long-term aim is for your teen or young adult to 'graduate' from occupational therapy. OT is designed to build the skills necessary to thrive, once that is achieved, consistent sessions are no longer needed. We only ever recommend you comes for the sessions they need.
How long we recommend you attend OT for will vary on their goals and how quickly they are progressing. However, the choice is always yours — you are not locked in to a set time as we believe you know what’s best for your family.
Are sessions covered by private health funds?
Whether your teen or young adult's OT sessions with us are covered by private health insurance will depend on your provider and your level of cover. All health funds are different, however, many of them do offer cover for Occupational Therapy. We recommend you check with your private health fund about what rebates you’re entitled to.
Are you NDIS registered?
Yes, we are an NDIS registered provider. This means we undergo rigorous audits and training to ensure we provide the highest level of care possible. It also means, depending on your NDIS plan, you can receive funding support for occupational therapy.
Do we need a referral?
No, you don't need a referral for occupational therapy with OTHC Beyond. However, a medical professional (such as a GP, speech therapists, school) may refer you to come and see us.
To organise you initial appointment, get in touch.
Are there Medicare rebates?
Yes — there are two plans that you can potentially access under Medicare. Eligibility for these plans is determined by your doctor. A visit to your doctor is required for the plan to be written.
Enhanced Primary Care Plan: This entitles clients to up to five treatment sessions, which can be claimed through Medicare.
Better Access to Mental Health Plan: If your teen or young adult has any mental health issues, you can request a Mental Health Care Plan and referral from their GP or psychiatrist. The Mental Health Care Plan provides six partially-subsidised OT session (per calendar year) with the option of four additional sessions following a review by their referring doctor. OTs need specific experience to see children under the Mental Health Care Plan.
If you have a Mental Health Care Plan, please let us know when making their initial booking.
Please note, there are additional Medicare plans available for people with autism spectrum disorders and physical disabilities.