Comfort and fit
Was the adjustable belt comfortable, and could the user put on and remove the unit with appropriate support?
For suitable older adults who can already walk independently. Exo Motion provides a free consultation and Sydney home visit, including personal fitting, a guided trial and training. Exo Motion Pro costs A$2,499 and includes a 12-month written warranty, in addition to applicable Australian Consumer Law rights.
For Families
Many Exo Motion enquiries now come from adult children looking for practical mobility assistance equipment for a parent who still walks independently but is avoiding longer walks, stairs, gardens, shopping centres or community outings because of fatigue.
Exo Motion Pro may be worth assessing when the person wants extra powered walking support rather than a seated mobility option. It is not a replacement for a walker, wheelchair, physiotherapy, clinical care or medical advice. The first step is a free consultation and home visit so the intended user, goals, height, weight, walking ability and support environment can be reviewed before purchase.
Try Before You Decide
A suitable senior and family can experience Exo Motion Pro at home before making a purchase decision. The visit, consultation, fitting and training are free in eligible Sydney areas, with no purchase obligation.
We bring Exo Motion Pro to the home, review basic suitability, fit the product and guide the first steps. A family member, carer or clinician can attend.
For families and older Australians ready to own Exo Motion Pro after trying it, with fitting, training, product guidance, a 12-month warranty and optional provider documentation.
AT-HM / ATHM Funding Documentation
Families and seniors can begin with a free Sydney consultation and home visit, buy Exo Motion Pro directly, or ask an eligible Support at Home provider to assess whether purchase may be supported through AT-HM. Exo Motion can provide the product, fitting and quotation documents needed for that discussion.
Under official Support at Home guidance, AT-HM funding depends on assessed need, the participant's Notice of Decision and support plan, provider process, documentation, participant contribution rules and approval. Exo Motion can provide product information, fitting details, purchase quotes and assessment documentation for review.
Families often ask whether Exo Motion can be free under AT-HM. The practical answer is that Exo Motion Pro has a listed purchase price, and a funded, subsidised or no-upfront-cost outcome depends on approval by the relevant aged-care pathway. The Department of Health, Disability and Ageing notes that AT-HM items may be accessed through assistive technology suppliers or other approved pathways where appropriate.
Use this section as general pathway context only. Exo Motion does not claim automatic AT-HM eligibility and does not guarantee funding approval, contribution amounts or access timing.
Senior Pricing
The Sydney home visit, consultation, fitting and training are free. Exo Motion Pro costs A$2,499. If funding is unavailable or you want more time, private rental is A$129 per week with a four-week minimum. Any AT-HM-funded amount must be confirmed by the provider.
The A$2,499 purchase price is subject to suitability, stock and written terms and does not limit applicable consumer rights. Private senior rental is A$129 per week with a four-week minimum, or A$516 for the initial term. Continuation is by written agreement and remains subject to suitability, stock, service area, security arrangements, periodic equipment checks and rental terms. The separate tourism rental remains A$129 per day where available. Providers and assessors decide AT-HM eligibility, approved supports, timing and participant contributions.
How It Works
Exo Motion guides the product journey from the first conversation through fitting, training, purchase and after-sales support. Where AT-HM is relevant, give us written consent and your care manager or provider details. We can then coordinate the supplier paperwork and follow-up while the provider or assessor decides eligibility and approval.
Give Exo Motion written consent and the contact details for your care manager, care partner or Support at Home provider. We can liaise with them directly, prepare and send the quotation, product specifications, safety information and fitting or trial notes, respond to questions and follow up. Your provider remains responsible for assessment, approval, ordering and any government submission. You may still need to provide information, attend an assessment or sign provider forms.
Who It's Designed For
Exo Motion Pro may suit older adults who can already walk independently but want support for longer days, gentle slopes, stairs, gardens, shopping centres, community outings or supervised activity programs.
Compliance and Confidence
Current supplier documentation records the underlying powered lower-limb device as included in the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods as a Class I medical device. Entry and product documentation can be made available to approved providers, OTs and assessors on request.
The aged-care pathway is not positioned as a cure or medical treatment. It is a sales and assessment pathway for wearable robot support, with suitability assessed against the person, environment and supervision needs.
Families and providers can request a fitting discussion, safety notes, product specifications and purchase documentation before making a decision.
ARTG inclusion is market authorisation, not TGA conformity-assessment certification, proof of a specific clinical result or automatic AT-HM approval.
For OTs and Aged-Care Providers
Practical material for OTs, providers and coordinators reviewing whether Exo Motion Pro is suitable for aged-care purchase.
Allied-Health Partner
Exo Motion is building a practical partner network for seniors, families and providers who want to assess whether Exo Motion Pro may support walking confidence, fatigue management, stairs and everyday movement goals.
Chatswood, NSW
Infinity Allied Healthcare Chatswood, including its physiotherapy team, has joined the Exo Motion partner network to support suitability discussions and referrals for patients who may benefit from lower-limb walking assistance.
For families researching mobility assistance equipment for an elderly parent, the partnership provides a local allied-health pathway to discuss goals, walking ability, gait confidence, falls risk, supervision needs and whether an Exo Motion Pro purchase should be explored.
Important context
Exo Motion Pro may suit selected users who can already walk independently and want support for fatigue, stairs, gentle slopes, shopping centres, gardens and community outings.
It is not a substitute for physiotherapy, medical advice, a walker, wheelchair or prescribed mobility aid. Clinical suitability, treatment advice, funding decisions and care planning remain with the treating clinician, provider or relevant funding pathway.
Exo Motion provides product specifications, fitting guidance, safety notes, purchase quotes and after-sales support where appropriate.
Device Specifications
| Weight | 2.1 kg (dual battery configuration) |
| Motor | AI-assisted hip and thigh support |
| Battery | Dual hot-swappable / 3-4 hours single battery depending on use |
| Gait sensing | AI gait sensing / 12 automatic modes |
| User weight range | 40-150 kg |
| User height range | 150-190 cm |
| Terrain modes | Walking, uphill, downhill, stairs and adaptive movement modes |
| Water resistance | IP54 splash-resistant |
| Temperature range | -10 degrees C to +50 degrees C |
| Setup time | Under 3 minutes with trained technician |
| Range per charge | Up to 24,000 steps (~15 km) |
| Colour options | Space Black / Aurora Purple |
Member of the Hire and Rental Industry Association
Exo Motion Pty Ltd is an HRIA member. Membership does not constitute product or clinical endorsement.
Senior Trial Feedback
We publish feedback only after a real rental, fitting or purchase and with the customer's consent. Until verified reviews are available, these are the practical outcomes families can assess during a trial.
Was the adjustable belt comfortable, and could the user put on and remove the unit with appropriate support?
Did the user feel comfortable taking natural steps on suitable flat surfaces, gentle slopes or stairs?
Did the user feel that everyday walking or a planned outing required less effort than usual?
Would the device be useful for gardens, shopping centres, community activities or family outings?
Were the fitting guidance, first-step orientation and ongoing support clear and reassuring?
After the free guided visit, did purchase, an AT-HM discussion or an optional extended rental feel like the right next step?
Verified customers and family members can share an honest review. Positive and critical feedback are both welcome. No review is edited to change its meaning, and nothing is published without consent.
Common Questions
Get In Touch
For families, older Australians, carers, aged-care providers, Support at Home coordinators and OTs. We respond within one business day and explain the free visit, A$2,499 purchase, private rental at A$129 per week and the AT-HM documentation pathway.
Whether you're a senior, an adult child researching walking assistance for a parent, a family member, a Support at Home provider or an occupational therapist, we guide you through the free consultation, home visit, fitting, training, purchase options and optional provider documentation.
Use the family guide for an older parent, the AT-HM guide for assessed Support at Home funding questions, or the professional guide for clinical and provider review.
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