NDIS Blog
Trying to solve the NDIS?
When your funds are gone
Running out of funds in your plan is extremely stressful. We walk you through what happens when your funds are exhausted, and what your options are.
Plan Extensions and Variations
An easy to follow guide as to what ‘plan extensions’ and ‘plan variations’ are all about!
Getting Ready for a New Plan
All NDIS participants have to go through Plan reassessments (or Plan reviews). Here’s our list of tips to help you prepare.
Participant Guide to Funding Periods
UPDATED: Does your new NDIS plan have funding periods? Let us help you figure out what this means for you.
Funding Periods
UPDATED: Funding Periods – the latest change in the NDIS. If you’re a provider, this could affect you more than you think. Read on!
Manual Payment Requests
Providers will sometimes face unpaid invoices when plan funds have been exhausted. Here’s our guide to what you need to do next.
Short Term Respite
Short Term Accommodation has had a facelift. And that’s not all – there are now stricter rules for who can have it, and where.
Claiming Therapy Supports from the Core Budget
Participants often ask us if they can use their Core budget to pay for their therapists. As with most things NDIS, the answer is ‘it depends’.
Provider Portal
Did you know providers can access our portal? Monitor the status of your invoices quickly and easily – just ask us!
Your NDIS Plan: Capital Supports
Explaining your plan – what are Capital Supports and how do you know what you can spend them on?
Your NDIS Plan: Capacity Building Supports
Capacity Building supports in your plan could be flexible or stated – do you know the difference?
Your NDIS Plan: Core Supports
Do you have Core supports in your plan but don’t know what you can use them for? We give you examples and general guidelines.
Nutrition Supports
Do you know whether you can use your NDIS plan for nutrition supports like food thickeners or PEG equipment?
Transport and Travel, Oh My! Part 2
Part 2 in learning about NDIS Transport and Travel is about Provider Travel. What can your provider charge you for?