Government Subsidies for Eligible Customers

Assistive Technologies under Government Programs

Vitara CarePilot sensors are classified as assistive technology under the NDIS, equipment designed to help users perform daily activities more safely and independently.

Our AI-powered, hospital-grade, camera-free radar system delivers real-time fall detection, daily movement insights, and emergency alerts—all while respecting privacy.

Assistive Technologies under Government Programs

Vitara CarePilot sensors are classified as assistive technology under the NDIS, equipment designed to help users perform daily activities more safely and independently.

Our AI-powered, hospital-grade, camera-free radar system delivers real-time fall detection, daily movement insights, and emergency alerts—all while respecting privacy.

Support At Home Program

HCP Eligibility

Australians aged 65+ (50+ for Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander peoples) who require assistance to live independently at home.

HCP Funding Levels

There are four Home Care Package levels, each offering a different annual government subsidy depending on assessed care needs.

Covered Costs

HCP funding covers care, home help, and technology that support safe, independent living. Items must match your care needs and plan.

How to Apply

Step 1: Contact My Aged Care

Call 1800 200 422 or apply online via My Aged Care to register and check your eligibility.

Step 2: Request an assessment

If eligible, you’ll be referred for a free assessment by an Aged Care Assessment Team (ACAT) to determine your care needs and package level.

Receive Your Outcome & Choose a Provider

If approved, you’ll receive a referral code linked to your Home Care Package. You can then choose a provider and discuss how services like Vitara CarePilot can be included in your personalised care plan.

National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) Eligibility

NDIS Eligibility

You must be under 65 and have a permanent and significant disability that impacts your ability to take part in everyday activities. You’ll also need to meet Australian residency requirements.

Relevant NDIS Categories

Vitara CarePilot sensors may be funded under the NDIS as low-cost assistive technology, typically supported through your Core – Consumables budget.

Covered Costs

NDIS funds can cover the purchase, delivery, setup, and maintenance of eligible assistive technology like Vitara CarePilot.

How to Apply

Step 1: Check your eligibility

To access the NDIS, you must be under 65 and have a permanent, significant disability. You can check your eligibility using the official NDIS checklist.

Step 2: Speak with Your Plan Manager or Support Coordinator

Talk to your plan manager or coordinator about adding assistive tech like Vitara CarePilot to your plan.

Step 3: Add Vitara CarePilot to Your Plan

Vitara CarePilot sensors can be included as low-cost assistive technology, funded under your Core – Consumables budget. For low-cost items (under $1,500), no quotes or assessments are usually required.

For more information on eligibility and how to apply for a CHSP, visit: NDIS Assistive Technology Guidelines, NDIS Eligibility Criteria, NDIS Access Checklist

Eligibility for Both Support At Program and NDIS Programs

Dual Eligibility

If you start on the NDIS before 65, you can keep receiving support as you age, even while applying for aged care services like HCP. However, once you move permanently into residential aged care after 65, your NDIS support ceases.

Support Coordination

Your NDIS support coordinator can help you plan and transition smoothly into HCP services when approaching age 65.

Covered Costs

Having both NDIS and HCP can expand your support, covering assistive tech, personal care, and home modifications. Together, they work to enhance independence and safety

For more information on eligibility and how to apply for CHSP or transition from NDIS to aged care, visit: My Aged Care – Commonwealth Home Support Programme and NDIS – Transitioning to Aged Care.

Disclaimer: The information provided on this page is for general guidance only please speak to your care provider for personalised advice or visit official government resources.