Collection: Mobility & Daily Living

A wide range:walkers, rollators, wheelchairs, mobility scooters, shower chairs, transfer aids, and many daily living tools can be funded through the NDIS, depending on your plan and goals. The specific items need to align with your support needs, and some higher-cost items (like power wheelchairs or scooters) may require an assessment from an occupational therapist. We offer NDIS instant checkout for eligible products, which takes a lot of the admin out of the process. If you're not sure what's covered under your plan, your support coordinator is your best first call.

A walker (or pick-up frame) is a basic four-legged frame you lift and place with each step.It'svery stable but slower. A rollator has wheels (usually two or four) and glides as you walk, soit'sbetter for people who need support but can move at a reasonable pace. Many rollators also have a built-in seat, which is handy for resting. If you're unsure which suits you or a loved one, an occupational therapist can assess your needs or give us a callat 1300 604 499 and we can talk through the options.

For most items, no. You can buy directly from us without a prescription. That includes walkers, rollators, shower chairs, grab rails, daily living aids, and many other products. Some items — like pressure care mattresses or hospital-grade beds — may be recommended by a healthcare professional, but you don't need a script to purchase. If you're buying through the NDIS or a Home Care Package, you may need a quote or assessment first. We can help with that process.

It depends on how much support you need and the layout of your bathroom. A basic shower stool is fine if you mainly need somewhere to sit and can transfer easily. A shower chair with armrests and a backrest gives more stability. For people who can't stand at all, a shower commode that rolls or slides over the toilet and into the shower recess may be the best option. If your bathroom is narrow or unusual in layout, an occupational therapist can assess your space and make specific recommendations. We've also got a range of grab rails and non-slip mats that work alongside any seating solution.

The main things to think about are: how far you want to travel on a single charge (the range), whether you need it to fit in a car boot (portability), the terrain you'll be riding on (flat footpaths vs kerbs and uneven ground), and your weight requirements. Most scooters have a weight limit of around 115–120kg, but bariatric models are available. Ifyou'remainly usingit locally for short trips, a lightweight 3- or 4-wheel scooter is usually a great fit. For longer outings or rougher terrain, a mid-size or heavy-duty model gives you more range and stability. Come into our Epping showroom if you'd like to try a few in person.

Yes, if you're in Victoria, our Epping showroom has a range of mobility aids you can try in person. It's worth it for bigger purchases like lift chairs, mobility scooters, or wheelchairs, where fit and comfort really matter. Our team can walk you through the options and help you find what works. Outside Victoria? Give us a callat 1300 604 499 or send us a message through customercare@phsgroup.com.au! We're happy to advise over the phone, and most products come with a return or exchange option if something doesn't suit.

Yes. We supply aged care providers, hospitals, and home care services across Australia. Our range includes products built for clinical and residential use. Things like bariatric wheelchairs, adjustable hospital beds, pressure care mattresses, and hoist-compatible slings. If you're ordering for a facility, reach out and we can discuss bulk pricing and delivery options.

All products in our Mobility & Daily Living collection meet Australian safety and compliance standards. Many are listed on the NDIS Assistive Technology register. Product pages include specifications, weight limits, and clinical recommendations so you can make an informed decision. If you have specific compliance questions — particularly for aged care or NDIS purposes — our team can help.