Location
Suite 102, Level 1, 370 Victoria Ave, Chatswood NSW 2067.
Why this matters
Many senior enquiries need more than a product page.
Adult children and families often contact Exo Motion because a parent can still walk but is finding longer outings, stairs, slopes, shopping centres, gardens or community activity more tiring. Before purchase, the important questions are practical: walking ability, confidence, falls risk, supervision, home environment, fitting comfort and realistic activity goals.
An allied-health pathway helps those conversations happen with better structure. Exo Motion can explain the product, provide documentation and support fitting. Clinical advice, treatment decisions and funding decisions remain with the relevant clinician, provider or funding pathway.
Who this page is for
- Adult children researching mobility assistance for elderly parents.
- Seniors asking whether a wearable robot may support walking confidence.
- Occupational therapists, physiotherapists and providers reviewing product suitability.
- Families preparing AT-HM or Support at Home documentation questions.
Partner profile
Infinity Allied Healthcare - Chatswood.
Relevant services
Infinity lists physiotherapy, exercise physiology, gait and balance assessment, NDIS physiotherapy and physiotherapy for the elderly among its service and condition areas.
Partner pathway
For suitable patients and families, the pathway supports discussion of walking goals, fatigue, lower-limb support and whether Exo Motion Pro purchase should be explored.
Process
Assessment first, purchase second.
1. Family enquiry
Start with the intended user's walking goals, height, weight, current walking ability, stairs or slope needs, home environment and supervision context.
2. Allied-health discussion
Where appropriate, families can discuss suitability with their clinician, provider or allied-health partner before committing to purchase.
3. Exo Motion documentation
Exo Motion can provide product specifications, fitting notes, safety guidance, purchase quotation and after-sales support information.
Exo Motion Pro is not a substitute for physiotherapy, medical advice, a walker, wheelchair or prescribed mobility aid. It is a wearable walking assistance device for suitable users after fitting and suitability review.
FAQ
Common questions.
Can Exo Motion guarantee AT-HM funding?
No. Exo Motion can provide documentation for provider or OT review, but approval, participant contributions, subsidy and no-upfront-cost outcomes depend on the relevant process.
Can a family buy Exo Motion Pro directly?
Yes. Suitable Sydney families can begin with a free home visit, fitting and training. The price is A$2,499;
Is the allied-health partner an emergency support pathway?
No. This is a suitability and referral discussion pathway. Urgent medical or mobility concerns should be handled through the person's doctor, emergency services or existing care provider.