How to Access the NDIS
A Step-by-step guide:
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Check eligibility
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Gather supporting documents
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Apply online or by phone
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Attend a planning meeting
At Comfort Care, our mission is to empower individuals through compassionate and personalised NDIS support. We’re dedicated to improving lives with tailored care solutions that encourage independence, dignity, and overall wellbeing.
Start your journey towards the support you deserve.
Work with the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) to design a personalised NDIS plan.
Access a wide range of services, funding, and resources through the NDIS and local community programs.
Partner with registered and experienced providers who understand your needs.
You handle the budget and pay providers directly.
A registered plan manager handles payments and admin.
NDIA pays providers directly from your plan.
You have full control over your NDIS budget, choose your own providers, and pay them directly. This option gives you maximum flexibility, allowing you to tailor your supports exactly to your needs.
three types of plan management
Everyday needs and activities.
Assistive technology, equipment, home modifications.
Therapy, training, skill development.
Everyday needs and activities.
Assistive technology, equipment, home modifications.
Therapy, training, skill development.
A Step-by-step guide:
To access the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), you’ll need to meet certain eligibility requirements. These include:
If you’re not happy with your current provider or simply find another one that better suits your needs, you have the right to switch. Before making the change, it’s a good idea to: Check your service agreement – Some providers may require notice before ending services.
Plan-Managed
If you’re not satisfied with your plan, you have the right to speak up. You can request a review, provide feedback, or raise any concerns with your provider or directly with the NDIS. It’s important that your plan works for you, so changes can be made if your needs or circumstances aren’t being met.