Provider Resources

We’ll go through everything you need to know as an allied health professional or business owner to prepare for the upcoming PACE roll-out. This includes changes to how you get paid for services, admin processes and reporting.

Allied health professionals play a critical role in supporting participants in creating NDIS goals. These goals are crucial for determining funding and support access. This guide provides FAQs on goal-setting and tips for formulating effective goals to secure the necessary funding.

If you have experience writing reports for other government or state-based disability schemes, it's important to note that NDIS reports differ in nature. However, with a good understanding of how the NDIS operates, you'll be able to produce high-quality reports that will support your clients in achieving their goals.

NDIS therapy reports require a whole new level of detail, analysis and specific knowledge of the scheme. Your NDIS therapy reports must be written with NDIS requirements in mind. Doing so could mean adding hours of much-needed support or assistive technology into the plans of participants you work with. Learn everything you need to write effective, comprehensive NDIS therapy reports.

The NDIS presents a huge opportunity for quality disability service providers to grow their businesses. However, breaking into the space and navigating the NDIS as a provider can be challenging for early-stage businesses. Sydney is an area of growing demand.

The NDIS offers an exciting opportunity for allied health businesses to grow sustainably and meaningfully. This guide will take you through some of the essential foundations to start growing your client base, including tips on how to:

Are you a provider who works with NDIS participants, or are you interested in doing so? You may be wondering if you should become NDIS-registered. There are a few reasons why you might choose to become registered with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission, however, you may need help with how to go about it.