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NDIS Providers in Australia

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About ndis providers in Australia

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) funds supports for eligible Australians with permanent and significant disability, of all ages. NDIS providers deliver those supports, from personal care and therapy to support coordination, plan management, and specialist disability accommodation.

Providers can be registered or unregistered. Registered providers have been audited against the NDIS Practice Standards and are overseen by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission. How your plan is managed (agency-managed, plan-managed, or self-managed) affects which providers you can use.

What to look for

Registration and registration groups
NDIS registration is specific to support categories. Check that a provider is registered for the line items in your plan, not just that they appear on the register. Agency-managed plans must use registered providers.
Worker screening
Workers delivering certain supports, particularly personal care or work with children, must hold a current NDIS Worker Screening Check. This is more thorough than a standard police check.
Service agreement terms
Read the service agreement before signing. Look at notice periods, cancellation fees, what happens if your regular worker is unavailable, and the complaints process.

NDIS listings include registered providers drawn from the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission's provider register, and unregistered providers who have listed themselves. You can confirm any provider's registration on the Commission's public register.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a registered and unregistered NDIS provider?

Registered providers have been assessed against the NDIS Practice Standards and are audited periodically by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission. Unregistered providers have not been through this process; they may still be excellent, but the accountability structure is less formal. Agency-managed plans must use registered providers, while self-managed and plan-managed participants can use either.

Can I use more than one NDIS provider?

Yes. You are not locked into a single provider for any support category. Many participants use different providers for different purposes. The main constraint is that your total service agreement commitments must not exceed your plan funding.

Can I change NDIS providers if I am not happy?

Yes, at any time. Check your service agreement for the notice period, which is usually two to four weeks. It is worth confirming a new provider before exiting the old one to avoid a gap in services. If you are having difficulty exiting a provider, the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission can assist.

How do I report a problem with an NDIS provider?

Complaints can be made to the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission, online at ndiscommission.gov.au or by phone. You can also raise issues with your support coordinator or local area coordinator. You do not need to resolve the matter with the provider first before contacting the Commission.

Does the NDIS fund supports for older people?

The NDIS supports eligible people with permanent and significant disability. To join, a person generally needs to meet the access requirements before turning 65. People already on the NDIS can choose to stay on it after 65 or move to the aged care system. Older Australians who are not NDIS participants are usually supported through aged care instead.

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