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Ndis Provider Registration: How to register (2023)

Aug 14, 2023 | NDIS | 0 comments

ndis provider registration

So, you’ve made the choice to begin your NDIS provider registration process and have a clear understanding of the necessary steps.

Here’s a concise checklist to facilitate a smooth ndis provider registration process:

  • Submit a fresh application.
  • Select an approved quality auditor.
  • Undergo an independent audit.
  • Await the NDIS Commission’s assessment.
  • Receive the application outcome.

By obtaining NDIS registration, you open the door to offer services to all management types (self-managed, plan-managed, and NDIS-managed participants). This move also signifies your dedication to quality and NDIS participants’ well-being.

Submit a New Application

Initiate your application via the Applications Portal (create a PRODA account to commence). Provide your organization’s contact details, business structure, operational locations, and key personnel. Specify the registration groups you’re interested in. Self-assess against NDIS standards to demonstrate compliance, disclosing relevant information.

Choose an Approved Quality Auditor

Upon application, receive an NDIS Commission email with audit requirements (verification or certification). Opt for an approved quality auditor. Verification audits may cost $900 to $1500, while certification audits range from $3000 to $5000. Seek quotes from multiple auditors for value assessment.

Undergo an Independent Audit

The approved auditor conducts a two-stage audit. Collaborate with the auditor for clarity. Audit results are submitted to the NDIS Commission.

Wait for NDIS Commission Assessment

The Commission reviews audit outcomes, assessing organization suitability. This encompasses prior NDIS registration, bans, convictions, past affiliations, enforcement actions, and more.

Receive Application Outcome

If approved, you’ll receive a registration certificate outlining your services, registration period, and conditions. If not, request a review within three months, followed by an appeal if needed.

Conclusion

Navigating NDIS provider registration might appear intricate, but preparedness simplifies the process. Follow these steps to ensure your application aligns with your requirements. Becoming an NDIS-registered provider is a meaningful way to sustainably deliver quality services for individuals with disabilities.

References and Other Articles:

NDIS – Becoming a Ndis Provider

NDIS – Working as a provider

BridgesCare – Find A Registered Provider