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Home Dialysis Rebate Policy

Council provides accessible services and initiatives which support and contribute to wellbeing across all stages of life.

Home dialysis is often the only feasible option for people living in rural or remote communities, unless they are willing to relocate; a water rebate provides additional support for customers to remain in their own home.

Dialysis machines use large volumes of water and rely on an uninterrupted supply of water for continuous operation. Customers choosing to undertake home dialysis will incur water accounts higher than normal due to increased water consumption.

Council proposes to provide an initial fixed quarterly water usage dispensation of 30 kilolitres, where it is confirmed that a dialysis machine is being used by a resident of a property.

The allowance is provided on the water account sent directly to the property owner, or real estate agent in the case of a rental property.

The application process will require written evidence from a registered medical practitioner or hospital indicating that the resident is required to undertake home dialysis treatment.

Click here to download a copy of the Draft Dialysis Rebate Policy

Have Your Say

Submissions of comments relating to this draft policy may be made via the online feedback form (below); or in writing to the General Manager, Snowy Valleys Council 76 Capper Street, Tumut 2720; the General Manager, Snowy Valleys Council PO Box 61, Tumbarumba 2653; or by emailing info@svc.nsw.gov.au

Submissions close at 11.59 pm on Friday 20th September 2019.


**Please note to use the online feedback form you must first register your details. You only need to register your information once. When you are registered you can visit the website at any time and simply login with your user name and password to participate in any of the projects featured.

Click here to Register and join the conversation

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Council provides accessible services and initiatives which support and contribute to wellbeing across all stages of life.

Home dialysis is often the only feasible option for people living in rural or remote communities, unless they are willing to relocate; a water rebate provides additional support for customers to remain in their own home.

Dialysis machines use large volumes of water and rely on an uninterrupted supply of water for continuous operation. Customers choosing to undertake home dialysis will incur water accounts higher than normal due to increased water consumption.

Council proposes to provide an initial fixed quarterly water usage dispensation of 30 kilolitres, where it is confirmed that a dialysis machine is being used by a resident of a property.

The allowance is provided on the water account sent directly to the property owner, or real estate agent in the case of a rental property.

The application process will require written evidence from a registered medical practitioner or hospital indicating that the resident is required to undertake home dialysis treatment.

Click here to download a copy of the Draft Dialysis Rebate Policy

Have Your Say

Submissions of comments relating to this draft policy may be made via the online feedback form (below); or in writing to the General Manager, Snowy Valleys Council 76 Capper Street, Tumut 2720; the General Manager, Snowy Valleys Council PO Box 61, Tumbarumba 2653; or by emailing info@svc.nsw.gov.au

Submissions close at 11.59 pm on Friday 20th September 2019.


**Please note to use the online feedback form you must first register your details. You only need to register your information once. When you are registered you can visit the website at any time and simply login with your user name and password to participate in any of the projects featured.

Click here to Register and join the conversation

For more information on how to register please click here to read our Frequently Asked Questions