There were a few major changes when the NDIS announced its revised Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits, including the introduction of new support item codes for therapeutic supports. Previously, there were only three categories for OG codes: psychology, physiotherapy, and "other professional," but there are now many more!
Read on to learn about the new therapeutic supports mentioned and the NDIA's eligibility requirements.
Read MoreFollowing an incident, there’s more to it than completing a routine end-of-shift progress letter. Incident notes are an important part of your incident management system and must be handled differently.
Read MoreIn this blog we break down the significant changes made to the NDIS price arrangements and highlight how they affect disability service providers.
Read MoreHaving a properly integrated Quality Management System in your arsenal can help keep you NDIS compliant even in the rapidly changing environment.
Read MoreRegistered NDIS providers can be individuals, businesses, sole traders or non-profit organisations, but is it the right time to register for your business?
Read MoreIs your business preparing for an NDIS audit for registration or renewal? Get all the information you need for a successful NDIS Audit in this blog.
Read MoreFrom December 1 2020, the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission will start managing quality and safeguards in Western Australia. The Government of WA decided to defer WA’s transition to the NDIS Commission from July to December. This will enable providers to focus on supporting people with disability during the COVID-19 recovery period.
Read MoreThe NDIA have implemented various requirements governing the way registered NDIS providers operate to ensure people with a disability get the best outcomes from NDIS funding. One requirement involves choosing the correct ‘registration groups’. Centro has simplified registration requirements, including certification and verification, in this graphic.
Read MoreJuly 2018 saw the introduction of a new independent agency, The NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission. The Commission is now operating in all states except WA. Its purpose is to improve the quality and safety of NDIS supports and services across Australia. The body has changed the way providers are audited and accredited. It is important to think about what it means for you.
Read MoreThe NDIS represents a key change to the way people with a disability are supported in their everyday lives. The scheme aims to help people get support that will develop their skills and independence over time. The NDIS has now been rolled out in all states, with WA yet to fully transition.
Read MoreOne of the most talked about issues on social media and with participants is the confusion over their plan management and how to use their funding. Here is an explanation on how the NDIS plan management works and the different types of funding.
Read MoreUnderstanding the NDIS rules around registration, certification and verification is important. We have simplified the NDIS Registration Requirements for you.
Read MoreThe NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission has been in operation for over 2 years now. The Commission is a body that manages registration, renewal and quality standards. It has changed the way service providers are audited and accredited.
Read MoreIn years to come future generations will scratch their heads and wonder aloud: Why did it take so long for us to take a quality approach to the care and well-being of people with disabilities seriously?
Despite the many millions of dollars and days Australians have donated and volunteered collectively over the decades, somehow it’s taken us until July this year to introduce a nationwide benchmark.
Read MoreIt’s a potentially catastrophic mistake to treat the self-assessment elements of NDIS registration as a tick-and-flick bureaucratic chore. The self-assessment questionnaire that forms part of the application process is daunting and requires some homework and preparation, as you would expect from a Quality standard as rigorous as the NDIS has implemented.
Read MoreThere’s a new dawn for disability care in Australia, but the horizon remains unclear for service providers.
The Quality and Safeguarding Framework (QSF) will eventually yield a nationally consistent set of standards governing the procurement and provision of services funded by the NDIS. But it is still a work in progress, with many of its components under review.
Read MoreThe long-cherished aspiration to have consistent quality in service standards Australia-wide in the disability sector, will soon start to become a reality.
The NDIS is hoping to provide a smooth transition for service-providers when its new Quality and Safeguards Commission (NDIS Commission) rolls out in NSW and SA after July 1.
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