Customer care and satisfaction are our highest priority at All Disability Plan Management - above all else. This is why we take the opportunity twice a year to check in with our customers to see how they are managing and what we can do to help them further. Additionally, we g...
Providers work hard every day to ensure NDIS participants get the best care possible - but they have to wait days, or sometimes weeks, to receive payments for the services they render. If you’re a busy provider, it’s stressful and tiresome to keep track of outstandin...
If you’re new to NDIS plan management, you probably have questions about how the process works. The level of access that plan managers have to your NDIS plan is an area that often causes confusion. In this guide, we’ll cover common misconceptions about plan managers...
Core supports are a critical part of a participant’s NDIS funding. They’re among the top three support categories utilised by NDIS, with the other two known as capital and capacity building. The NDIS defines core supports as the following: “Core Supports help you w...
When a person gets set up with NDIS funding, they have three choices for managing their funds: management through the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA), management through a private plan management company, or self-management. There are benefits to each approac...
The old saying, “it takes a village to raise a child” can apply to any team effort, including your journey with NDIS. There are many individuals, providers, and supporters involved in each NDIS participant’s life. All of these people and agencies must work together...
Work is a powerful tool to help people feel fulfilled, to build new skills and to create a sense of independence and self-worth. For people with a disability, there are work opportunities available and NDIS supports for participants who wish to pursue employment. Employe...
It’s crucial to keep to a budget when it comes to NDIS funding because it allows you to stay on track with your spending and is also important for maintaining your NDIS funding. This guide explains what can happen if you overspend your NDIS budget and provides tips on ...
It’s essential to prepare for NDIS review meetings since they can determine the course of your future with NDIS. These meetings are the best opportunity you’ll have to review your supports with the NDIS and to request more funding if needed. Changes can be made outsi...
Families of those with disabilities lodge NDIS claims for all kinds of items and services, from finding and keeping employment services, to house cleaning, to equine therapy. Many activities are covered under the broad NDIS umbrella of "reasonable and necessary" supports. ...
Like any contract, NDIS service agreements are designed to protect clients and providers. While service agreements can take time and effort to put together, providers and participants should make sure they are in place. NDIA guidelines on service agreements The NDI...
Proper invoicing is critical if you’re a provider who works with the NDIS participants. Invoices with all the necessary components will be processed quickly and efficiently, which saves you time and resources. If your NDIS invoices are routinely paid late or sent back ...