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Tips for allied health providers writing plan reassessment reports for participants. Your report should help us understand whether the supports you recommend meet our reasonable and necessary criteria.

About service providers, their different areas of experience, finding the right provider according to your needs and your plan, and NDIS registered provider information.

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See how we are performing against the timelines set by the Participant Service Guarantee each quarter.

The latest sector update on NDIS rollout and activities.

Process for a younger person considering entering residential aged care This process identifies available pathways when a younger person (under 65 years of age) is considering entering residential aged care. There are many potential 'off-ramps' throughout the process which are not covered in this journey map. This is a collaboration between the Department of Health and Aged Care, the National Disability Insurance Agency, My Aged Care, and Ability First Australia. Simplified version of the process – YPIRAC Journey Map – Simple (PDF 171KB)

If you have a disability and you're involved in the justice system, you have the same rights as anyone to become or remain an NDIS participant.

What is a SATSS? A Commonwealth, state or territory statutory scheme of insurance, or SATSS, is a mainstream government service that provides ongoing care to people injured at work or in a transport accident. If you’re eligible, a SATSS can fund supports for ongoing care relating to your injury. To find out more, you will need to contact a SATSS directly. To help you, a list of SATSS is included below.

The latest sector update on NDIS rollout and activities.