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The NDIA is making changes to its assistive technology (AT) and home modification (HM) working arrangements with state equipment providers in Victoria and NSW. This is part of an ongoing program of changes to ensure our AT and HM processes are nationally consistent and easy to use for NDIS participants and providers.

Minister for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), Stuart Robert, has today announced an increase to price limits for NDIS services.

The NDIS Price Guide and Support Catalogue 2019–20 come into effect today. Price changes are now live in the NDIS payment system.

The Council of Australian Governments (COAG) Disability Reform Council met in June 2019 to endorse four major reforms to improve the delivery of the National Disability Insurance Scheme.

The Federal Government has unveiled a national action plan to reduce the number of younger people living in aged care facilities.

The NDIA has made further improvements to the NDIS myplace portal. The changes ensure continuation of service for our participants during a plan review period and reduce claiming errors and manual rework for providers.

On Friday 14 February, NDIA CEO Martin Hoffman spoke to the Council for Economic Development of Australia.

The NDIA has published a guide to complex home modifications (CHM) for builders and assessors. The Complex Home Modification Guide is designed to increase knowledge and understanding of complex home modifications to reduce the number of re-quotes and facilitate timely approvals.

This week's Q and A explains Basic, Standard, Specialised and Complex Assistive Technology and how you can pay for equipment in the different levels.