- Advanced Palliative Equipment Response
- Older people with disability
- Customised Mobility Equipment
- Adults with Chronic Conditions (ACC)
- MGF/Orthotics
- Wigs
- Approved disciplines as assessors
- Ordering
- Documents supporting equipment selection
- Documents supporting home modification selection
- Delivery and Installation
- Repairs
- Collections and Returns
- Transferring Equipment Ownership
- Terms and Conditions, Privacy, Rights and Responsibilities
- Glossary of Common Terms

Follow up and review
Follow up
A follow up after equipment is provided is mandatory to make sure that the item issued to a person meets their needs and can be used appropriately and safely. In follow up person is recommended where there is identified complexity with items.
Review
Reviews are encouraged after a person has had their equipment for a period of time. It helps to identify any problems with the equipment or how it is being used by the person, or if the item needs replacement or modification. Problems may result from changes in the person’s condition, their ability to use the item, a change in the living situation, or deterioration of the item.
Prescribers are encouraged to undertake reviews and identify any risks before an incident occurs. The DHS Equipment Program has recommendations on how often a clinical review should occur for clients provided with a powered mobility device.
Prescribers can refer to: