Having the right wheelchair prescribed for the right balance of support, comfort and mobility, or modifying the home to improve independence and safety can make a significant difference. Occupational therapy is about these everyday wins because practical changes like these make life easier and more fulfilling.
At Coffs Coast OT, our therapists work with people aged 8 through to adults who are living with disability, recovering from injury, or needing strategies for daily activities. Sessions might include functional skills assessments at home, assistive technology recommendations, or carer training to make sure support is consistent and safe.
It’s care that meets you where you are, whether that’s in the clinic, at home or in a supported living facility, and is always focused on building confidence and participation.
Every journey starts with listening. We begin by learning about your routines, your environment, and the challenges that matter most to you and your family. From there, we design an individualised plan, whether that’s a wheelchair and seating prescription, sensory processing support, or preparing detailed NDIS reports to secure the right housing and equipment.
Our occupational therapists don’t work in isolation. They collaborate with neurophysiotherapists, speech pathologists, exercise physiologists and our wider allied health team at Health on High. This ensures your progress is supported from every angle, with strategies that fit into real life, not just the clinic.
Just as importantly, we invest in training for carers, support workers and families, so everyone has the knowledge and confidence to continue progress at home and in the community.
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At Coffs Coast OT, we value the feedback and insights of the people we support. Our approach is centred on practical, evidence-based solutions that make everyday tasks safer, easier, and more manageable. Here’s what patients and carers have shared about working with our team.
I have just completed post knee replacement Physiotherapy at Health on high. The staff, from reception to the trained personnel were engaging, friendly and above all very professional and explained the ensuing treatment fully and the expected outcomes. I cannot recommend Health on High strongly enough for any post operative Physiotherapy.
I have been attending this practice for sometime and the professional knowledge and courtesy is amazing! Highly recommend.
Went and saw for my hand, Fey was unreal. I had seen others about my hand but didnt receive anywhere near as much knowledge as I got by going here. Cant recommend enough.
Erin was so fantastic at helping my 20yo daughter who has autism and hates exercise feel totally at ease. Erin has motivated her in 1 session to want to exercise more and go back weekly. I highly recommend booking into exercise physiology with this business and especially with Erin.
All the staff are amazing.
I have been going for a few
months what a difference
already.
After being with another provider
since 2018 glad I changed
I’m that impressed my partner has changed to health on high and is enjoying her move as well
Health on high always provides good quality care, and looks after all my needs
Physiotherapy supports movement, strength and physical rehabilitation. Occupational therapy focuses on using those abilities in daily life, such as self care, work, school and community activities, to complex wheelchair scripting and home modifications. At Health on High, both services often work together so that progress in the clinic translates into independence and participation day to day.
Relieve pain, improve movement and prevent future injuries.
Experienced and dedicated in rehabilitation of those with neurological conditions and complex needs.
Accredited Hand Therapists with expertise in diagnosis and rehab from the shoulder to the hand.
Passionate and skilled in assisting those with complex communication needs and swallowing difficulties.
Evidence-based programs to rebuild strength and manage chronic conditions.
Personalised solutions for those with complex needs to enhance independence and safety.
