NDIA Provider Pathways Guide
Need to Deliver NDIA Managed Supports and Wondering What Your Options Are?
Many disability service providers currently deliver supports to participants with plan managed funding.
In some cases participants may transition to NDIA managed plans, which can raise questions regarding operational structures, registration requirements and the pathways available for providers delivering NDIA funded supports.
Before pursuing NDIS registration, restructuring service delivery or exploring alternative operating arrangements, many providers first seek to understand the operational pathways available within the NDIS environment.
The NDIA Provider Pathways Guide outlines the common pathways considered by disability and allied health providers navigating this situation.
Prepared by Disability Support Project.
About the NDIA Provider Pathways Guide
The NDIA Provider Pathways Guide is a digital guide providing general information about operational pathways that may be considered by disability service providers delivering supports within the NDIS environment.
The guide provides an overview of topics including:
• NDIA managed and plan managed funding structures
• general overview of NDIS registration pathways
• operating within an existing registered provider framework
• governance and compliance considerations relevant to service providers
• operational readiness considerations
The guide is intended as general sector information for disability and allied health providers already delivering services within the NDIS environment.
When Do Providers Look for Information Like This?
Disability service providers sometimes seek information about operational pathways within the NDIS environment when circumstances such as the following arise:
• participants move from plan managed funding to NDIA managed plans
• organisations are considering whether NDIS registration may be appropriate
• providers wish to better understand the operational structures used within the sector
• organisations are reviewing governance, compliance or service delivery arrangements
• providers want to understand the pathways commonly used by organisations delivering NDIA funded supports.
The NDIA Provider Pathways Guide provides an overview of these topics as general sector information.
Digital Guide – Instant Access
NDIA Provider Pathways Guide
Price: $97
After purchase, access to the guide is provided through the Disability Support Project resource community hosted on Skool.
Within the community purchasers will be able to download the guide and access future updates made available by Disability Support Project.
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Accessing the Guide
Once payment has been completed you will receive instructions providing access to the Disability Support Project resource community.
Within the community you will be able to:
• download the NDIA Provider Pathways Guide
• access updates to the guide
• access additional resources published by Disability Support Project.
Access to the guide is provided digitally here: https://buy.stripe.com/3cIaEXa6p6t29MNfwU6J20q
Who This Guide Is For
The NDIA Provider Pathways Guide is intended for:
• disability service providers
• allied health organisations
• organisations currently delivering NDIS funded supports
• providers seeking general information about operational pathways within the NDIS sector.
The guide is designed for experienced organisations operating within the disability services environment.
About Disability Support Project
Disability Support Project publishes operational guides and sector resources intended to assist organisations working within the NDIS environment understand operational structures, governance considerations and service delivery models commonly used within the sector.
Resources produced by Disability Support Project are intended to provide general information relevant to disability service providers.
Disclaimer
Disability Support Project is an independent organisation and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) or the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission.
The NDIA Provider Pathways Guide provides general information only regarding operational pathways that may be considered by disability service providers.
The guide does not constitute legal, financial, regulatory or compliance advice.
Service providers remain responsible for ensuring they comply with all applicable requirements under the NDIS Act, the NDIS Practice Standards, the NDIS Code of Conduct and other relevant legislation.
