Your trusted partners throughout your NDIS journey
As your specialist Plan Manager, we assist you in receiving more from your NDIS funds. We are your trusted partners throughout your NDIS journey, handling the day-to-day admin stress that comes with managing your plan, your fund balance and help you keep your plan on track.
Reliable Support
We are always available to offer you advice and support on your NDIS funds and invoices. We have all the information and tips you need.
Precise Payment
Our expert team thoroughly checks and pays your NDIS invoices
Choice and Control
Use the providers you want (NDIS registered or unregistered)
Optimize your funds
We assist you in optimizing your NDIS funds so that you use every penny in the best way possible.
How to get NDIS Plan Management
Plan on Track Plan Management supports you to manage your NDIS budget by providing support on time-consuming administration matters, such as bookkeeping, audits and managing budgets. You just have to request for it to be included during your next NDIS planning meeting – it will be in the ‘Improved Life Choices’ category.
Plan management is one of the options for managing your NDIS Plan. There are three options available to you.
You fully manage your NDIS plan include financial management. If you opt to self-manage, will need to manually claim reimbursements, pay for service providers and maintain accurate records for at least five years.
With this option, your funds are managed by the NDIS and you are limited to only using NDIS-registered service providers.
With a Plan Manager, you will have an expert assisting you to manage your funds. You will have access to both registered and non-registered service providers, you will not have to worry about administration and you will have ongoing support and guidance from our expert team.
What do these words mean?
Goals
Things that you want to do now or in the future.
Invoice
A bill for your support services. It says how much you need to pay for your support services.
NDIS
National Disability Insurance Scheme. This is the new way the government supports people with disabilities.
NDIS plan
The plan the NDIS puts together, that says:
- What your goals are
- What support you need to achieve your goals
- How much money you can get to spend on those things
Paperwork
Forms and information. These are often written on paper but they can be digital (like on a website). The official papers that are needed for something to happen or get done.
Plan manager
A service that helps you look after your NDIS money.
Records
Papers or documents that show that something has happened. For example, a receipt that shows you paid for something or a form you signed to say you agree to something.
Registered
When information about a person or service is kept by an organisation. For example, if a service provider is registered with the NDIS it means the NDIS
- has their information, and
- agrees they can give people services.
Service agreement
An agreement between you and a service provider about how they will support you and work with you.
Service provider
An agreement between you and a service provider about how they will support you and work with you.