NDIS occupational therapy marketing
Explain your OT services beyond a report request
Help people understand the assessments and interventions your team actually provides. A useful OT page explains everyday activities, settings, booking steps and the limits of reporting claims.
Enquire about your serviceWhat your marketing needs to make clear
- Describe actual OT assessment and intervention services.
- Show delivery settings and referral information.
- Avoid implying a report guarantees access or funding.
A scope built around your actual services
We confirm capacity, service coverage and priorities before preparing your proposal. The following are possible scope items, not automatic inclusions in every plan.
- OT assessment and intervention landing pages
- Search campaigns aligned with actual clinical scope
- Accessible referral information and practitioner profiles
We market provider services; we do not deliver these supports or determine NDIS funding or eligibility.
Questions about ndis occupational therapy marketing
- What makes an OT page different from allied health content?
- It should explain the specific OT services, assessment approach and intervention settings your team offers. Avoid duplicating a generic clinic page with only a different heading.
- How can we advertise functional assessments responsibly?
- Explain what the assessment covers and how a report may be used, without promising funding, access or a particular outcome. Keep clinical claims within verified practitioner scope.
Official service terminology
Reviewed 26 October 2026. Consult current NDIA guidance for support definitions; this page is general marketing information.
Read the relevant NDIA guidance