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- The NDIS considers higher cost assistive technology is likely to be higher risk.
Examples:- powered wheelchairs
- Even lower-cost assistive technology may be considered higher risk by NDIS.
- bed poles
- weighted blankets
- Professional or skilled advice is often necessary to choose the appropriate model or size for higher-risk assistive technology.
- Proper setup and understanding of usage are crucial for optimal outcomes and injury prevention.
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