27/08/2026
For many people living with , the television is far more than entertainment.
It's a communication tool, a source of routine and comfort, and — in settings where a person has limited mobility or social contact — one of the most important pieces of technology in their home.
When a television screen is damaged, whether through an accidental knock, a behavioural incident, an object thrown in frustration, or simply the rough and tumble of daily life in a supported environment, the consequences go beyond a cracked panel. There's the cost of replacement, the disruption to routine, and in some settings, the safety risk of broken glass and sharp edges.
TV screen protectors from Maximise Technology are designed specifically to prevent this. The range covers two distinct types of screen protection — a heavy-duty full enclosure and a flat screen protector — each suited to different environments and risk levels.
Choosing the right option for your client: The decision between a Heavy Duty Enclosure and a Screen Protector typically comes down to three things: the level of risk in the environment, the size of the television, and whether full perimeter protection is needed or just screen-face coverage.
Our new Guide helps therapists and support co-ordinators to decide which TV screen protector is the right choice for which client. Includes six scenarios and what is the right solution for each. Afterall, when deciding how to use funding, its so important to get it right.
Maximise Technology is a Registere NDIS Provider, so we understand how these screen protectors work, and can provide quotes and NDIS-suitable invoices for all types of NDIS funding.
Click on the link to learn more about TV screen protectors and enclosures. https://bit.ly/4wNaRQp
