Flex Prosthetics is a registered NDIS provider, supporting people with self-managed, plan-managed and NDIA-managed funding. We work with you and your support team to assess your prosthetic and orthotic needs and prepare the clinical reports and quotes required for funding requests. Services and equipment depend on your individual plan and approved funding.

The Lifetime Care and Support Scheme funds treatment, rehabilitation and care for eligible people severely injured in a motor accident in NSW, regardless of who was at fault. Prosthetic and orthotic support may be funded where it relates to the accepted injury and meets the scheme’s requirements.

CTP Care provides funding for ongoing treatment and care for eligible people with long-term injuries following a NSW motor accident. For eligible claims, responsibility for treatment and care payments transfers from the CTP insurer to icare after five years. Prosthetic and orthotic support remains subject to assessment and approval.

People with an accepted workers compensation claim may be eligible for prosthetic and orthotic care related to their workplace injury. People with severe workplace injuries may receive treatment and care support through icare’s Workers Care Program. Funding depends on the claim, clinical needs and the relevant approval requirements.

The EnableNSW Prosthetic Limb Service funds prosthetic limbs for eligible NSW residents. This may include a first prosthesis following amputation, ongoing prosthetic care, repairs and consumables, depending on individual eligibility. Access involves an accredited amputee clinic and approved prosthetic service providers.

EnableNSW’s Aids and Equipment Program may fund prescribed upper and lower limb orthoses and medical-grade footwear for eligible NSW residents. Funding depends on your circumstances, clinical needs and the program’s equipment criteria.

People with an accepted TAC claim may be eligible for prosthetic and orthotic services related to their transport accident injuries. Funding is subject to TAC’s requirements, applicable fees and any necessary approvals.

People with an accepted Victorian workers compensation claim may be eligible for prosthetic and orthotic care related to their workplace injury. Your WorkSafe agent can confirm the funding and approval requirements for your claim.

Eligible veterans may receive funding for prosthetic and orthotic care through the Department of Veterans’ Affairs. Access depends on your DVA entitlement, clinical needs and the relevant prescription and approval requirements.

You can also choose to fund your care privately. We’ll discuss suitable options and provide a quote before treatment proceeds. If you have private health insurance, check directly with your insurer about any benefits, limits and out-of-pocket costs.