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Search the AT-HM list in the language you use

 

The equipment name you use in practice may be different from the terminology used in the Assistive Technology and Home Modifications list.

 

This AT-HM lookup tool helps bridge that gap. Start with what you would call the item, explore the matching results and find the relevant list terminology and ISO code.

 

Designed for occupational therapists, allied health professionals and Support at Home care partners, it supports everyday tasks such as:

  • Finding an AT-HM item when you do not know its official name.

  • Looking up an ISO code for equipment or home modifications.

  • Checking terminology when preparing an assessment or prescription.

  • Copying item details into documentation without retyping them.

 

How to use the AT-HM List Lookup

  1. Enter your search. Use an everyday item name, official list term or ISO code.

  2. Review the matches. Select the entry that best describes the equipment or modification you are considering.

  3. Copy the details. Copy the code or documentation-ready line into your notes, report or prescription.

  4. Add your clinical reasoning. Explain the person’s assessed need, why the recommendation is appropriate and any trial or follow-up requirements.

 

From item lookup to clearer OT documentation

Finding the relevant AT-HM item is one part of preparing a recommendation. Your documentation still needs to explain how the equipment or modification addresses the person’s functional needs.

 

Use the copied wording as a starting point, then connect it to the person’s goals, daily activities, environment and assessment findings.

AT-HM List Lookup Tool
 

​Frequently asked questions

 

What is the AT-HM list?

The Assistive Technology and Home Modifications list identifies the products, equipment and home modifications available under the Support at Home AT-HM scheme. It includes inclusions, conditional inclusions and exclusions.

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Can I search without knowing the ISO code?

Yes. Search using the name you would normally use for the item. You can also search using the official list terminology or an ISO code if you already have one.

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What are ISO codes used for in the AT-HM list?

The AT-HM list uses ISO classification codes to organise assistive products and related terminology. Searching by code helps you locate the relevant list entry.

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Does finding an item mean it can be funded?

An item appearing on the list does not, by itself, confirm funding for an individual. Relevant conditions, assessed needs, support plan requirements and available funding must also be considered.

 

Can I copy a result into an OT prescription?

Yes. You can copy the code or documentation-ready line into your prescription and add the individual assessment findings, clinical justification and specifications needed to support your recommendation.

 

Is this the official government AT-HM list?

This is an independent search tool. Refer to the Australian Government’s published AT-HM list and current program guidance to confirm requirements.

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Need support with AT-HM assessment and documentation?

Explore Way Forward OT’s AT-HM training and documentation resources to strengthen the link between assessment findings, clinical reasoning and practical recommendations.

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Last reviewed: October 2026

 

Support at Home and AT-HM program guidance can change. Always check current Australian Government guidance when making funding or practice decisions.

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