Queenstown 7467 · TAS
Telehealth occupational therapist in Queenstown
Telehealth occupational therapy for Queenstown and Tasmania's remote West Coast — immediate capacity, no waiting months for a visiting clinician.
Local context
Occupational therapy in West Coast, Tasmania
Queenstown and the West Coast are among the most isolated communities in Tasmania. Visiting allied health is rare, and the drive over the range to Burnie or Hobart for a single appointment is a genuine barrier.
Telehealth removes that barrier for most of what occupational therapy involves: functional assessment, goal setting, equipment advice, home access review on camera, carer coaching and report writing.
We are used to working with patchy connections and practical setups — a phone, a kitchen table and a support person holding the camera is enough to do good work.
West Coast residents face some of the longest allied health waits in the country, and visiting services are infrequent.
What we can do from here
Services available to Queenstown clients
- Functional Capacity Assessments (FCA)
- SIL and supported independent living assessments
- SDA and housing evidence
- Assistive technology assessment and scripting
- Home modification scoping
- Paediatric therapy and school supports
- Support care needs assessments
- Ongoing occupational therapy and plan review support
Queenstown and the West Coast are supported through Telehealth, with in-person visits arranged only where the clinical need clearly requires it.
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Business details
Contact us from Queenstown
Today & Tomorrow Allied Health Services
PO Box 80, Mudgeeraba QLD 4213
admin@todayandtomorrowahs.com.au
Mon–Fri 8am–4pm
Weekends by appointment
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How it works
From referral to report
Send the referral
Participants, families, support coordinators, plan managers and GPs can all refer online, by phone or by email. Tell us you are in Queenstown so we can plan the right mix of online and in-person support.
We make contact
We call to confirm goals, funding, urgency and what has already been tried, and answer any questions about how Telehealth actually works.
Start online, usually within 7 business days
After a referral is accepted, first appointments are usually available within 7 business days — no waiting for the next visiting clinic.
Add a face-to-face visit only where it helps
If part of the assessment truly needs to happen in person, we confirm the next visit to the region and complete everything else online in the meantime.
Questions