What is the annual pricing review (APR)

What the annual pricing review (APR) is

The annual pricing review (APR) is a yearly check done by us to make sure prices for NDIS supports are up to date.

The APR plays a big part in updating the NDIS pricing arrangements and price limits document.

It also makes sure the system stays sustainable for both providers and participants.

What the annual pricing review (APR) is for

We're responsible for setting price limits for supports delivered to NDIS participants.

We're also responsible for establishing the NDIS pricing framework.

The APR makes sure price limits remain suitable, responsive and support diverse service delivery.

The APR helps to provide:

  • value for money
  • safe and effective supports
  • sustainable provider markets.

The APR goes through an extensive review process. This involves:

  • reviewing market data, research and public feedback
  • talking to providers, participants and stakeholders through consultations
  • providing recommendations
  • applying the changes.

These changes take place from 1 July each year.

The 2024-25 APR

We've released the outcomes of the most recent review with the 2024–25 APR.

Download the Annual Pricing Review Report 2024-25:

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