10 Alterations, Modifications, Aids & Appliances and Motor Vehicle Assistance
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance
10.1 The Principles for the Provision of Alterations, Modifications, Aids & Appliances
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/101-principles-provision-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances
10.1.1 Legislative and Policy Provisions
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/101-principles-provision-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances/1011-legislative-and-policy-provisions
10.1.2 The Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP)
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/101-principles-provision-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances/1012-rehabilitation-appliances-program-rap
10.2 Provision of aids and appliances through RAP
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances/102-provision-aids-and-appliances-through-rap
10.2.1 The Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP)
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/102-provision-aids-and-appliances-through-rap/1021-rehabilitation-appliances-program-rap
10.2.2 The RAP Assessment Process
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/102-provision-aids-and-appliances-through-rap/1022-rap-assessment-process
10.2.3 The RAP Schedule
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/102-provision-aids-and-appliances-through-rap/1023-rap-schedule
10.2.4 Ordering RAP aids and appliances
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/102-provision-aids-and-appliances-through-rap/1024-ordering-rap-aids-and-appliances
10.2.5 Managing the costs of sourcing and ordering aids and appliances
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/102-provision-aids-and-appliances-through-rap/1025-managing-costs-sourcing-and-ordering-aids-and-appliances
10.2.6 Monitoring and record keeping - RAP
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/102-provision-aids-and-appliances-through-rap/1026-monitoring-and-record-keeping-rap
10.3 Provision of aids and appliances through the rehabilitation provisions
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/103-provision-aids-and-appliances-through-rehabilitation-provisions
10.3.1 Criteria for provision of aids and appliances through the rehabilitation provisions
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/103-provision-aids-and-appliances-through-rehabilitation-provisions/1031-criteria-provision-aids-and-appliances-through-rehabilitation-provisions
10.3.2 Issues to be considered when assessing reasonableness
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/103-provision-aids-and-appliances-through-rehabilitation-provisions/1032-issues-be-considered-when-assessing-reasonableness
10.3.3 Monitoring and record keeping - rehabilitation provisions
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/103-provision-aids-and-appliances-through-rehabilitation-provisions/1033-monitoring-and-record-keeping-rehabilitation-provisions
10.4 Ownership of Alterations, Aids and Appliances
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/104-ownership-alterations-aids-and-appliances
10.5 Maintenance, Repair and Replacement of Aids and Appliances
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/105-maintenance-repair-and-replacement-aids-and-appliances
10.7 Consideration of specific aids and appliances
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/107-consideration-specific-aids-and-appliances
10.7.1 Provision of mattresses or beds through RAP
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/107-consideration-specific-aids-and-appliances/1071-provision-mattresses-or-beds-through-rap
10.7.2 Provision of mattresses or beds through the rehabilitation provisions
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/107-consideration-specific-aids-and-appliances/1072-provision-mattresses-or-beds-through-rehabilitation-provisions
10.7.3 Requests for chairs
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/107-consideration-specific-aids-and-appliances/1073-requests-chairs
10.7.4 Ergonomic equipment, workplace aids and appliances and workplace assessments
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/107-consideration-specific-aids-and-appliances/1074-ergonomic-equipment-workplace-aids-and-appliances-and-workplace-assessments
10.7.5 Provision of personal response systems
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/107-consideration-specific-aids-and-appliances/1075-provision-personal-response-systems
10.7.6 Provision of home exercise equipment
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/107-consideration-specific-aids-and-appliances/1076-provision-home-exercise-equipment
10.7.7 Provision of Assistance Dogs
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/107-consideration-specific-aids-and-appliances/1077-provision-assistance-dogs
10.7.8 Approval process for building alterations
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/107-consideration-specific-aids-and-appliances/1078-approval-process-building-alterations
10.7.9 Modifications to vehicles
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/107-consideration-specific-aids-and-appliances/1079-modifications-vehicles
10.7.10 Medical Grade Footwear
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/107-consideration-specific-aids-and-appliances/10710-medical-grade-footwear
10.7.11 Ride-on mowers and synthetic lawn
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/107-consideration-specific-aids-and-appliances/10711-ride-mowers-and-synthetic-lawn
10.7.12 Provision of hearing aids
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/107-consideration-specific-aids-and-appliances/10712-provision-hearing-aids
10.8 Provision of Alterations, Aids & Appliances and Services for Serving ADF Clients
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/108-provision-alterations-aids-appliances-and-services-serving-adf-clients
10.8.1 Basis for providing services and support for service members
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/108-provision-alterations-aids-appliances-and-services-serving-adf-clients/1081-basis-providing-services-and-support-service-members
10.8.2 Communication protocols
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances/108-provision-alterations-aids-appliances-and-services-serving-adf-clients/1082-communication-protocols
10.9 Provision of Motor Vehicles or Motor Vehicle Modifications
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/109-provision-motor-vehicles-or-motor-vehicle-modifications
10.9.1 Motor Vehicle Modification Requests
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/109-provision-motor-vehicles-or-motor-vehicle-modifications/1091-motor-vehicle-modification-requests
10.10 Provision of Motor Vehicle Assistance under section 39 of DRCA
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/1010-provision-motor-vehicle-assistance-under-section-39-drca
10.10.1 Provision of Motor Vehicle Modifications under section 39(1)(d) of DRCA
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/1010-provision-motor-vehicle-assistance-under-section-39-drca/10101-provision-motor-vehicle-modifications-under-section-391d-drca
10.10.2 Short term assistance with transport while conditions stabilise
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/1010-provision-motor-vehicle-assistance-under-section-39-srca/10102-short-term-assistance-transport-while-conditions-stabilise
10.10.3 Where an existing vehicle is not suitable for modification
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/1010-provision-motor-vehicle-assistance-under-section-39-drca/10103-where-existing-vehicle-not-suitable-modification
10.10.4 DVA's responsibility following modifications
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/1010-provision-motor-vehicle-assistance-under-section-39-srca/10104-dvas-responsibility-following-modifications
10.11 Compensation for purchase of new or second hand motor vehicles for DRCA clients
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/1011-compensation-purchase-new-or-second-hand-motor-vehicles-drca-clients
10.12 The Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS)
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/1012-motor-vehicle-compensation-scheme-mvcs
10.12.1 Who is an eligible person for the MVCS?
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/1012-motor-vehicle-compensation-scheme-mvcs/10121-who-eligible-person-mvcs
10.12.2 Who is not eligible for MVCS?
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/1012-motor-vehicle-compensation-scheme-mvcs/10122-who-not-eligible-mvcs
10.12.3 Assessing eligibility for MVCS
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances/1012-motor-vehicle-compensation-scheme-mvcs/10123-assessing-eligibility-mvcs
10.12.4 Getting advice from an approved program provider
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/1012-motor-vehicle-compensation-scheme-mvcs/10124-getting-advice-approved-program-provider
10.12.5 Modifying a motor vehicle
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/1012-motor-vehicle-compensation-scheme-mvcs/10125-modifying-motor-vehicle
10.12.6 Where an existing vehicle is not suitable for modification
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/1012-motor-vehicle-compensation-scheme-mvcs/10126-where-existing-vehicle-not-suitable-modification
10.12.7 Subsidising the purchase of an initial new or second-hand motor vehicle
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/1012-motor-vehicle-compensation-scheme-mvcs/10127-subsidising-purchase-initial-new-or-second-hand-motor-vehicle
10.12.8 Replacing a motor vehicle
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/1012-motor-vehicle-compensation-scheme-mvcs/10128-replacing-motor-vehicle
10.12.9 Other MVCS compensation
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances/1012-motor-vehicle-compensation-scheme-mvcs/10129-other-mvcs-compensation
10.12.10 Determining the amount of MVCS compensation payable
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/1012-motor-vehicle-compensation-scheme-mvcs/101210-determining-amount-mvcs-compensation-payable
10.12.11 Conditions relating to the MVCS compensation payment
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances/1012-motor-vehicle-compensation-scheme-mvcs/101211-conditions-relating-mvcs-compensation-payment
10.12.12 Determination of MVCS claims
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/1012-motor-vehicle-compensation-scheme-mvcs/101212-determination-mvcs-claims
10.12.13 Review of MVCS decisions
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/1012-motor-vehicle-compensation-scheme-mvcs/101213-review-mvcs-decisions
10.12.14 Ownership of the motor vehicle provided by MVCS
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances/1012-motor-vehicle-compensation-scheme-mvcs/101214-ownership-motor-vehicle-provided-mvcs
10.12.15 Breaches of MVCS requirements
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances/1012-motor-vehicle-compensation-scheme-mvcs/101215-breaches-mvcs-requirements
10.12.17 Loan of a motor vehicle provided by the MVCS
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances/1012-motor-vehicle-compensation-scheme-mvcs/101217-loan-motor-vehicle-provided-mvcs
10.12.18 GST exemption for supply of a motor vehicle to a disabled former veteran
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/1012-motor-vehicle-compensation-scheme-mvcs/101218-gst-exemption-supply-motor-vehicle-disabled-former-veteran
10.12.19 Stamp duty exemptions under state and territory law
Alterations, modifications, aids & appliances
This chapter explains how requests for alterations, modifications, aids and appliances to promote independence and improve quality of life are managed and processed. Refer to section 10.1 in this library.
Provision of aids, appliances and alterations to assist with activities of daily living
Where clients hold a DVA Health Card, consideration must first be given to whether aids and appliances that are reasonably required can be provided through the Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Refer to section 10.2 in this library.
Where the item cannot be provided through RAP, or the client does not hold a DVA Health Card, consideration may be given to whether the aid or appliance can be provided though a rehabilitation program. The requested aid or appliance must be reasonably required by the client to meet their needs or enable them to reach their rehabilitation goals. Refer to section 10.3 in this library. In some circumstances, aids and appliances may be provided to serving members where Defence remains the person’s rehabilitation authority. Refer to section 10.8 in this library.
Motor vehicle assistance
This chapter also includes the policy guidelines relating to the provision of motor vehicles and vehicle modifications. Please note that vehicle requests, including modifications to vehicles, should utilise the Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme (MVCS), rather than RAP. For further information about the MVCS see section 10.12 in this library
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/rehabilitation-policy-library/10-alterations-modifications-aids-appliances-and-motor-vehicle-assistance/1012-motor-vehicle-compensation-scheme-mvcs/101219-stamp-duty-exemptions-under-state-and-territory-law