Who is it for?
NDIS participants requiring OT assessment, therapy, functional support, assistive technology, home modifications and related occupational therapy services.
NDIS Occupational Therapy in Kingswood is available through clinic-based services at Somerset Specialist Centre, with community and home services where genuinely available. Our experienced occupational therapy team provides NDIS-focused assessments and functional support for participants across Kingswood and surrounding Western Sydney, using a participant-centred approach.
Nepean Advanced Rehab & Allied Health Centre provides NDIS Occupational Therapy services from its physical clinical base at Somerset Specialist Centre in Kingswood, supporting participants across Kingswood, Penrith and surrounding Western Sydney communities.
Nepean Advanced Rehab provides NDIS Occupational Therapy services in Kingswood.
The service is available from Somerset Specialist Centre, Suite 2.05, Level 2, 38 Somerset Street, Kingswood NSW 2747, with other service delivery options where available.
NDIS participants requiring OT assessment, therapy, functional support, assistive technology, home modifications and related occupational therapy services.
Occupational therapy can support daily living, functional assessment, assistive technology, home modifications, paediatric and adult OT, and ongoing intervention where clinically appropriate.
Call 1300 283 001 or use the online booking pathway to enquire and arrange an NDIS OT assessment.
For broader Penrith LGA occupational therapy information and multidisciplinary support:
Suite 2.05, Level 2, Somerset Specialist Centre, 38 Somerset Street, Kingswood NSW 2747
1300 283 001Our physical clinic is at Somerset Specialist Centre in Kingswood, near the Nepean Hospital precinct. Participants can attend clinic-based occupational therapy here, or discuss home and community options where these are available.
Book an appointment by calling 1300 283 001 or using the online booking pathway. We support participants from Kingswood and surrounding Western Sydney communities from this clinic location.
Occupational therapy at this clinic includes assessment, recommendations and ongoing support where clinically appropriate. The aim is practical function at home, in the community and in everyday routines — not assessment alone.
A Functional Capacity Assessment looks at current function, participant goals, functional impact and recommended supports. Reports may inform NDIS planning or review where appropriate. An FCA does not automatically guarantee NDIS funding.
Related information: Functional Capacity Assessment in Penrith.
We assess functional needs, identify equipment that may help, support trials where clinically appropriate, and document participant-centred recommendations.
Occupational therapists can assess the home environment and recommend modifications where clinically appropriate to support access, safety and independence.
Where this service is genuinely delivered, paediatric OT may support functional development, daily living, school and community participation, and sensory or motor concerns within our clinical scope.
Related information: Paediatric Occupational Therapy.
Adult OT can support daily living, independence, functional capacity, community participation, equipment or support recommendations, and rehabilitation-related occupational therapy where applicable.
Assessment identifies needs and recommendations. Ongoing intervention is separate: therapy and review over time to work towards agreed functional goals where OT remains clinically appropriate.
NDIS occupational therapy may be suitable for people whose disability affects everyday function. Suitability depends on clinical need, goals and the supports in the participant's plan.
The usual pathway is enquiry, initial discussion, assessment, recommendations, a report where required, therapy or intervention, then review. NDIS-funded participants, including plan-managed, self-managed and agency-managed arrangements, may be discussed where those arrangements are actually supported.
Contact the team to discuss OT needs and NDIS circumstances.
We identify whether occupational therapy is an appropriate next step.
Your occupational therapist reviews goals, function, environment and relevant history.
Where required, recommendations are documented for planning, equipment, home environment or therapy.
Ongoing intervention may follow assessment where it is clinically appropriate and funded.
A service agreement may be required. Referral and funding arrangements vary. We do not promise that every participant will automatically be accepted under every funding arrangement.
NDIS Occupational Therapy is delivered from the Kingswood clinic and, where available, in home or community settings for nearby participants.
We support people in surrounding areas the clinic genuinely services, including Penrith, Werrington, South Penrith, St Marys, Cambridge Park, Cambridge Gardens, Orchard Hills and Jamisontown.

Senior Occupational Therapist
Senior Occupational Therapist at Nepean Advanced Rehab & Allied Health Centre. Sumit supports people to build independence, confidence and participation in daily life, including neuro-rehabilitation, musculoskeletal rehabilitation, autism and sensory integration, and fine and gross motor skills.
Qualifications: Bachelor of Occupational Therapy; Master of Occupational Therapy (Musculoskeletal Science)
An NDIS occupational therapist helps participants work towards everyday functional goals, including daily living, independence, equipment needs, home environment support and community participation, based on individual circumstances.
Yes. Nepean Advanced Rehab provides NDIS Occupational Therapy services in Kingswood from Somerset Specialist Centre, with home or community options where clinically appropriate and available.
The clinic is at Suite 2.05, Level 2, Somerset Specialist Centre, 38 Somerset Street, Kingswood NSW 2747.
Yes. Occupational therapists can complete Functional Capacity Assessments to document current function, goals and recommended supports. An FCA does not automatically guarantee NDIS funding.
Yes. We can assess functional equipment needs and provide recommendations, including trials where clinically appropriate.
Yes. Occupational therapists can assess the home environment and recommend modifications where clinically appropriate to support safety, access and independence.
Yes, where the service is clinically appropriate. Paediatric OT may support functional development, daily living, school or community participation, and sensory or motor concerns within our service scope.
Home and community OT may be available depending on clinical need, location and appointment availability. Clinic appointments are also available at Somerset Specialist Centre.
Call 1300 283 001 or use the online booking pathway to discuss your requirements and arrange an appropriate appointment.
Contact our team to discuss your NDIS plan, funding arrangements and the appropriate pathway. Referral requirements can vary with individual circumstances.
OT may be funded where it is reasonable and necessary and aligns with the participant's approved NDIS plan. Plan-managed, self-managed and agency-managed arrangements may be discussed where they are actually supported. Acceptance is not automatic for every funding type.
Yes. From the Kingswood clinic we support participants across nearby areas including Penrith, Werrington, South Penrith, St Marys, Cambridge Park, Cambridge Gardens, Orchard Hills and Jamisontown, subject to clinical suitability and availability.
Book an NDIS OT Assessment or call 1300 283 001 to discuss occupational therapy at our Kingswood clinic.