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Frequently Asked Questions
Question:
How do I get equipment or adaptations to my home to help with daily living?Answer:
You will need to have an assessment by an Occupational Therapist (OT). If he or she identifies risks to your independence which meet our criteria for a service, then you could have equipment on loan, or adaptations made to your home to help you.Contact for further information: Your GP or the Community Equipment Store, who will tell the OT or District Nursing Service that you wish to have an assessment of your needs.
