A functional capacity assessment is a structured clinical evaluation used to understand how a person performs everyday activities and what level of support they may require. In Adelaide, this assessment is commonly used within the NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme) to determine eligibility, funding levels, and appropriate support services. A functional capacity assessment helps therapists, planners, and support coordinators make evidence-based decisions about a participant’s functional abilities in real-world settings, including mobility, communication, self-care, and social participation. For individuals and families navigating disability support systems in South Australia, particularly in Adelaide, understanding how this assessment works is essential for securing the right level of care and funding. Why Functional Capacity…