NDIS Information

What Does It Mean for a Provider to Be an NDIS Registered Company?

An NDIS registered provider our organisation that has been officially approved by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission to deliver services and supports to NDIS participants.

Key Features of an NDIS Registered Provider:

1. Meets National Standards

   • Has gone through a formal registration process.

   • Complies with the NDIS Practice Standards and Code of Conduct.

   • Undergoes regular audits to ensure quality and safety.

2. Can Support Agency-Managed Participants

   • Only registered providers can deliver services to NDIS participants whose funding is NDIA-managed (as opposed to self- or plan-managed).

3. Access to a Broader Client Base

   • Registration allows providers to work with all NDIS participants, regardless of how their funds are managed.

4. Accountability and Safeguarding

   • Must report incidents, uphold participant rights, and manage complaints according to NDIS guidelines.

5. Eligibility for Some Specialist Services

• Certain high-risk supports (like behaviour support or complex care) must be delivered by registered providers.