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The Continence Aids Payment Scheme (CAPS) is an Australian Government initiative designed to assist eligible individuals aged five and older with permanent and severe incontinence by covering some costs of continence products. The document outlines the eligibility criteria, application process, and responsibilities of applicants and their representatives. It specifies conditions under which individuals may qualify for assistance, including having a valid Centrelink or DVA Pensioner Concession Card. Additionally, it details the roles of health professionals in assessing applicants and emphasizes the importance of notifying Services Australia about any changes in circumstances.

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Begin with Section 1, 'Eligibility and Applicant Details'. Fill in your personal information, including your Medicare card number and contact details. Ensure you answer all eligibility questions accurately.
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In Section 3, 'Health Report', ensure a qualified health professional completes this section. They must assess and confirm the applicant's condition.
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What is a continence aid?

Continence products help manage the symptoms of poor bladder and control. They may be used for a short time during treatment. They can also be used long term if poor bladder and control cant be cured. There are a wide range of products to help manage bladder or control problems.

Who is eligible for CMAS?

You are eligible for CMASS assistance if you: are a permanent resident of Western Australia. are 16 years of age or older. have a defined chronic or intractable continence condition (lasting for six months or more)

How much is the continence AIDS payment?

The 2025-26 payment rate for the Continence Aids Payment Scheme (CAPS) is up to $717.10 per person. This payment doesnt add to your taxable income and doesnt prevent you from getting other payments from us. You can choose how often you get your CAPS payment.

What are some continence aids that can be used list 5?

Continence aids disposable pads, nappies, pull-on style pads and all-in-one pads. reusable bed pads, chair pads and pants. indwelling and disposable catheters. catheter valves. sheaths (latex and non-latex) leg and night drainage bags. stretch pants (only supplied with non-adhesive shaped pads).

What is the continence AIDS payment?

The Continence Aids Payment Scheme (CAPS) is an Australian Federal Government scheme that provides a payment to assist eligible people who have permanent and severe incontinence to meet some of the cost of their continence products.

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Who is eligible for continence AIDS payment?

To get paid under CAPS you must meet all of the following: be 5 years or older. have permanent and severe incontinence confirmed by a registered health professional. be an Australian citizen, permanent resident or have permanent residency rights for as long as you get the payment.

Who is eligible for free incontinence pads?

You may be eligible to free incontinence pads if you have long-term incontinence or are experiencing new incontinence following a serious medical issue such as a stroke.