Typical scope of works Where participants are reliant on physical support to undertake everyday functions like opening doors and operating lights, the criteria for reasonable and necessary NDIS funded supports may be met with home automation, as clinically assessed to meet the participant’s needs, through installation of:

-Automatic door openers for main access and egress for the home, bathroom door and participant’s bedroom door.

-Automatic Gate Openers. -Automated lighting and power control for areas in the home commonly used by the participant.

-Automated climate control for areas in the home specifically used by the participant.

-Automated control of window fittings for areas in the home specifically used by the participant. Emergency call system.

-Video Intercoms.

-CCTV and access.

-Sensor devices or pressure pads where home automation can be used to control the environment and/or medical related assistive technology. Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) for

-any medical equipment where the welfare of the participant may be at risk and is supported by clinical evidence.