Check the candidate profile
Confirm independent walking and the published 150-190 cm height and 40-150 kg weight range. These limits do not establish individual suitability.
Plain-English position: AT-HM is the Assistive Technology and Home Modifications scheme within Support at Home. An eligible participant may be assessed for approved assistive technology that is bought, rented or loaned. Use these six questions to prepare for a provider, OT or aged-care assessor discussion; this self-check is not an application or funding decision.
Customer Purchase Process
Six checkpoints before a purchase.
This flow is designed for adult children, seniors and providers asking whether Exo Motion can be funded under AT-HM. Give us written consent and provider details, and we can coordinate the product-side paperwork without implying that Exo Motion can approve government funding.
Seek clinical advice when needed
Discuss falls concerns, recent hospital care or rehabilitation goals with the treating clinician before a demonstration or purchase.
Identify the purchase pathway
Private purchase, NDIS and Support at Home / AT-HM have different requirements. Ask the responsible provider or plan team which applies.
Request supplier information
With consent, Exo Motion can coordinate an itemised quote and available supplier documents. Obtain current approved directions for use before finalising supply.
Confirm evidence and authority
The responsible professional and provider or plan team confirm clinical advice, funding, any contribution and ordering arrangements. Exo Motion does not approve funding.
Confirm purchase in writing
Resolve suitability, product documents, price, delivery, fitting, training, warranty and payment before proceeding. A quote is not purchase authority.
What you still need to do: provide truthful information, take part in any required assessment and sign forms requested by your provider. Your provider remains responsible for arranging and sourcing the item and for any portal or government submission. Funding, timing and participant contributions are not guaranteed.
Purchase pathway self-check
Answer six questions to see your next step.
Ask Exo Motion a question.
This sends a supplier enquiry, not a funding application. Your self-check answers are not included. Only the details you enter here and your selected purchase pathway are sent.
What Exo Motion can provide
- Product specifications for Exo Motion Pro
- Free Sydney home visit with fitting and training
- Itemised quote: A$2,499 unit + A$80 delivery = A$2,579 total
- 12-month warranty information
- Fitting notes and safety guidance
- Delivery, setup and after-sales support discussion
What your provider assesses
- Assessed need and activity goals
- Support plan and Notice of Decision context
- Funding tier, contribution and approval pathway
- Clinical suitability where relevant
What it will not do
- It will not guarantee AT-HM funding
- It will not replace medical advice or therapy
- It will not replace a wheelchair, walker or prescribed aid
- It is not suitable for users who cannot walk independently
FAQ
AT-HM and senior purchase questions.
Can I buy Exo Motion Pro using AT-HM funding?
You may be able to ask a provider, OT or assessor to review whether Exo Motion Pro is relevant to your goals and support plan. With written consent, Exo Motion can contact your nominated provider, coordinate product documents and follow up, but approval is made through the relevant aged-care or funding pathway.
What does ATHM mean?
Families often type ATHM, but the formal spelling is AT-HM: Assistive Technology and Home Modifications. It is connected with Support at Home assessment and funding processes.
Can I purchase directly instead?
Yes. Start with a free Sydney home visit. The unit price is A$2,499 plus A$80 delivery (A$2,579 total), including personal fitting, training and a 12-month written warranty.
AT-HM medium funding: what is the amount?
The Department of Health publishes the medium assistive-technology tier as up to A$2,000. It is an assessed funding tier, not a promise that every applicant receives that amount or that a particular device is approved. Check the official AT-HM funding tiers and the person's approved arrangements.
To discuss getting assistive technology approved under Support at Home, ask the provider what assessment, recommendation, quote and ordering process apply. The cost-after-funding guide separates illustrative arithmetic from an actual contribution, and the care-manager pack provides supplier information.