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How to prepare for your NDIS plan review
A plan review is your chance to look back on your last NDIS plan and consider what worked well and what you might like to try or change. Here are our tips on how to get ready for your review meeting.
Is the NDIS Code of Conduct part of the way you do business?
The NDIS Code of Conduct is an important way to make sure all NDIS providers and their employees understand their responsibility to clients.
When do you need to have a service agreement with your NDIS provider?
Our handy guide to NDIS service agreements and why it might be worth asking your provider to have one in place.
Finding your tribe: Making connections in the disability community
NDIS Coach Amelia, from Kinora, explains how to get involved in the disability community and connect with other people who understand.
Tips for choosing a support coordinator
Support coordinators play an important part in your NDIS journey, so it’s important to choose someone who understands your needs. We look at what support coordinators do, what they should charge and what makes a good support coordinator.
Getting my hearing assessed
MPM guest blogger Giovanni shares his experience of getting his hearing tested.
Get the best of both worlds with combination plan management
While there are a few different ways to manage your NDIS plan, one option you may not know about is combination management. We take a look at what combination management is and how it might work for you.
The strength within me
MPM guest blogger Marie shares with us the strength she never knew she had following her son’s sudden acquired brain injury.
For Providers: Are service agreements worth it?
Service agreements are a great way to outline expectations for both clients and providers. Here’s our handy guide to what service agreements are and why it’s worth thinking about having them.
Getting out: apps that help you plan an accessible day out
Did you know there are apps are available to assist you in planning a worry-free accessible day out? We look at a couple of the apps available.
FEATURED: MY COMMUNITY
Finding your tribe: Making connections in the disability community
NDIS Coach Amelia, from My Plan Manager's online community Kinora, explains how connecting with other people who understand can make all the difference, especially when you're new to disability and the NDIS. An injury, illness or new diagnosis can thrust you into the...
Getting my hearing assessed
By Giovanni Graziano This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. Bus rides suck at the best of times. But there’s no bus ride more demoralising than the one on the way to a Hearing Australia appointment in the city. As I sit there in...
The strength within me
By Marie-Louise Carroll This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. When my youngest son was 11 we were told he was going to die from a bleed in his brain. Jordan was in hospital for 3 months and learnt to walk and talk again. Our son had changed...
FEATURED: MY RESOURCES
How to prepare for your NDIS plan review
A plan review is your chance to look back on your last NDIS plan and consider what worked well and what you might like to try or change. Here are our tips on how to get ready for your review meeting. Your NDIS plan is normally reviewed annually but can be more or less...
When do you need to have a service agreement with your NDIS provider?
Once you’ve found the right service provider it’s important to make sure you’re both on the same page. A service agreement is a great way to outline expectations between you and your provider. Here’s our handy guide to service agreements and why it might be worth...
Tips for choosing a support coordinator
Support coordinators play an important part in your NDIS journey, so it’s important to choose someone who understands your needs. We look at what support coordinators do, what they should charge and what makes a good support coordinator. A support coordinator helps...
Tips for choosing a support coordinator
Support coordinators play an important part in your NDIS journey, so it’s important to choose someone who understands your needs. We look at what support coordinators do, what they should charge and what makes a good support coordinator.
COVID-19 vaccine roll-out
The federal government has announced the COVID-19 vaccine will be rolled out from Monday 22 February 2021. We’re letting you know what this means for you and how to find the latest information.
Victorian clients: latest updates on COVID-19
As COVID-19 situation continues to develop in parts of WA as well as a number of significant bushfires around the state, we’re reminding all clients that we’re here for you. Our team members are available to answer your calls, pay your invoices and support you with budgeting – there won’t be any disruption to our service in WA.
Update: Supporting you through uncertain times
As the COVID-19 situation continues to change and provide uncertainty across the country, we are supporting you through these challenging times.
My Plan Manager launches Kinora to help NDIS participants connect
What if you could access a whole community of support? People who are also in your situation or have been there before you. People with more ideas, different perspectives, creative solutions. People who understand. Welcome to Kinora.
Tips for quick reimbursements
We know getting paid quickly is important, so here are a few things you should include when sending a reimbursement through to us, so you get paid fast.
WA clients: latest updates on COVID-19, bushfires and your NDIS supports
As COVID-19 situation continues to develop in parts of WA as well as a number of significant bushfires around the state, we’re reminding all clients that we’re here for you. Our team members are available to answer your calls, pay your invoices and support you with budgeting – there won’t be any disruption to our service in WA.
Why you need to choose a plan manager who is big but small
A good plan manager needs to be big enough to have experienced everything NDIS, but still offer clients personalised service, with local understanding.
Make sure the NDIS works for your child
The NDIA recently released proposed changes to the Early Childhood Early Intervention (ECEI). You can have your say on how these improvements support you and your child.
Explained: Your core supports budget and how to make the most of it
It’s normal to feel overwhelmed by the different budget supports categories in your NDIS plan. We are here to help explain the core budget supports category and how to get the most out of it.
FEATURED: MY COMMUNITY
Finding your tribe: Making connections in the disability community
NDIS Coach Amelia, from My Plan Manager's online community Kinora, explains how connecting with other people who understand can make all the difference, especially when you're new to disability and the NDIS. An injury, illness or new diagnosis can thrust you into the...
Getting my hearing assessed
By Giovanni Graziano This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. Bus rides suck at the best of times. But there’s no bus ride more demoralising than the one on the way to a Hearing Australia appointment in the city. As I sit there in...
The strength within me
By Marie-Louise Carroll This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. When my youngest son was 11 we were told he was going to die from a bleed in his brain. Jordan was in hospital for 3 months and learnt to walk and talk again. Our son had changed...
FEATURED: MY RESOURCES
Finding your tribe: Making connections in the disability community
NDIS Coach Amelia, from My Plan Manager's online community Kinora, explains how connecting with other people who understand can make all the difference, especially when you're new to disability and the NDIS. An injury, illness or new diagnosis can thrust you into the...
Getting my hearing assessed
By Giovanni Graziano This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. Bus rides suck at the best of times. But there’s no bus ride more demoralising than the one on the way to a Hearing Australia appointment in the city. As I sit there in...
The strength within me
By Marie-Louise Carroll This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. When my youngest son was 11 we were told he was going to die from a bleed in his brain. Jordan was in hospital for 3 months and learnt to walk and talk again. Our son had changed...
Getting out: apps that help you plan an accessible day out
Did you know there are apps are available to assist you in planning a worry-free accessible day out? We look at a couple of the apps available.
Keeping your details secure
My Plan Manager is leading the way with the latest technology to keep your data safe while also ensuring our Client Portal remains accessible to all people with disability.
Tips for quick reimbursements
We know getting paid quickly is important, so here are a few things you should include when sending a reimbursement through to us, so you get paid fast.
Why you need to choose a plan manager who is big but small
A good plan manager needs to be big enough to have experienced everything NDIS, but still offer clients personalised service, with local understanding.
Explained: Your core supports budget and how to make the most of it
It’s normal to feel overwhelmed by the different budget supports categories in your NDIS plan. We are here to help explain the core budget supports category and how to get the most out of it.
Decommissioning of old client portal from 8 February
With the introduction of our new client portal, our old client portal will be decommissioned from 8 February 2021.
What can I do if I’m not happy with my service provider?
Finding the right providers for all your NDIS services can be difficult, so we look at what you can do if you’re not happy with your provider and want to find a new one.
Why you need to choose a plan manager who makes life easier with technology
A good plan manager will be committed to improving technology to help clients get the most out of their NDIS plan. We take a look at what your plan manager should be providing for you.
Exercise your NDIS funding
We look at what exercise options are out there to improve your wellbeing that you might be able to access with your NDIS funding.
New client portal now live!
Our new more user-friendly My Plan Manager Client portal is now live.
FEATURED: MY COMMUNITY
Finding your tribe: Making connections in the disability community
NDIS Coach Amelia, from My Plan Manager's online community Kinora, explains how connecting with other people who understand can make all the difference, especially when you're new to disability and the NDIS. An injury, illness or new diagnosis can thrust you into the...
Getting my hearing assessed
By Giovanni Graziano This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. Bus rides suck at the best of times. But there’s no bus ride more demoralising than the one on the way to a Hearing Australia appointment in the city. As I sit there in...
The strength within me
By Marie-Louise Carroll This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. When my youngest son was 11 we were told he was going to die from a bleed in his brain. Jordan was in hospital for 3 months and learnt to walk and talk again. Our son had changed...
FEATURED: MY RESOURCES
Finding your tribe: Making connections in the disability community
NDIS Coach Amelia, from My Plan Manager's online community Kinora, explains how connecting with other people who understand can make all the difference, especially when you're new to disability and the NDIS. An injury, illness or new diagnosis can thrust you into the...
Getting my hearing assessed
By Giovanni Graziano This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. Bus rides suck at the best of times. But there’s no bus ride more demoralising than the one on the way to a Hearing Australia appointment in the city. As I sit there in...
The strength within me
By Marie-Louise Carroll This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. When my youngest son was 11 we were told he was going to die from a bleed in his brain. Jordan was in hospital for 3 months and learnt to walk and talk again. Our son had changed...
Finding your tribe: Making connections in the disability community
NDIS Coach Amelia, from Kinora, explains how to get involved in the disability community and connect with other people who understand.
Getting my hearing assessed
MPM guest blogger Giovanni shares his experience of getting his hearing tested.
The strength within me
MPM guest blogger Marie shares with us the strength she never knew she had following her son’s sudden acquired brain injury.
Truth vs perception and judgement
MPM guest blogger Lani shares her thoughts on how we often judge on first appearance, but what we think we see might not be the truth.
The Special Interests of Autistic People
MPM guest blogger Chris shares with us his Special Interests and how they are important in the lives people living with Autism.
The Time I Lost My Hearing Aid In The Club
MPM guest blogger Giovanni shares with us the danger of wearing hearing aids to a nightclub.
Holding on to your dream
MPM guest blogger Marie tells us about how her disabled son never gives up no matter what life throws at him.
We’re celebrating International Day of People with Disability
International Day of People with a Disability (IDPwD) is an important day at MPM, where we recognise every person with a disability, the things you’re great at, and the contribution you make to our community.
Margie’s story: NDIS helps delivers remarkable velocardiofacial syndrome milestones
MPM guest blogger Tom shares his experience as a single dad raising a daughter with a rare condition.
Autistic Stimming: What is it?
MPM guest blogger Chris shares his thoughts around how Autistic Stimming is a necessary part of processing emotions.
FEATURED: MY COMMUNITY
Finding your tribe: Making connections in the disability community
NDIS Coach Amelia, from My Plan Manager's online community Kinora, explains how connecting with other people who understand can make all the difference, especially when you're new to disability and the NDIS. An injury, illness or new diagnosis can thrust you into the...
Getting my hearing assessed
By Giovanni Graziano This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. Bus rides suck at the best of times. But there’s no bus ride more demoralising than the one on the way to a Hearing Australia appointment in the city. As I sit there in...
The strength within me
By Marie-Louise Carroll This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. When my youngest son was 11 we were told he was going to die from a bleed in his brain. Jordan was in hospital for 3 months and learnt to walk and talk again. Our son had changed...
FEATURED: MY RESOURCES
Finding your tribe: Making connections in the disability community
NDIS Coach Amelia, from My Plan Manager's online community Kinora, explains how connecting with other people who understand can make all the difference, especially when you're new to disability and the NDIS. An injury, illness or new diagnosis can thrust you into the...
Getting my hearing assessed
By Giovanni Graziano This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. Bus rides suck at the best of times. But there’s no bus ride more demoralising than the one on the way to a Hearing Australia appointment in the city. As I sit there in...
The strength within me
By Marie-Louise Carroll This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. When my youngest son was 11 we were told he was going to die from a bleed in his brain. Jordan was in hospital for 3 months and learnt to walk and talk again. Our son had changed...
Getting out: apps that help you plan an accessible day out
Did you know there are apps are available to assist you in planning a worry-free accessible day out? We look at a couple of the apps available.
Keeping your details secure
My Plan Manager is leading the way with the latest technology to keep your data safe while also ensuring our Client Portal remains accessible to all people with disability.
Decommissioning of old client portal from 8 February
With the introduction of our new client portal, our old client portal will be decommissioned from 8 February 2021.
New client portal now live!
Our new more user-friendly My Plan Manager Client portal is now live.
Bringing tech innovation to you
We’ve been awarded second place in the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 for 2020 – for delivering our clients and providers a great experience through technology innovation.
Free tool: My Plan Manager’s NDIS budget calculator
Budgeting your NDIS funding can often be difficult. My Plan Manager's Budget Calculator is a handy...
How to guide: Get a tablet or iPad with your NDIS plan during COVID-19
The NDIA has made some changes to the rules so that you can use your plan funding to buy a device...
MPM is now on Clickability!
We've just gone verified on Clickability! Clickability is an Australian Disability Service...
My Plan Manager’s technology to make your life easier
At My Plan Manager, we realise the crucial role technology plays in making not just everyday...
What’s the Deal With Assistive Technology?
Whether you have an NDIS plan, or you're hoping to have one soon, you're probably aware of...
FEATURED: MY COMMUNITY
Finding your tribe: Making connections in the disability community
NDIS Coach Amelia, from My Plan Manager's online community Kinora, explains how connecting with other people who understand can make all the difference, especially when you're new to disability and the NDIS. An injury, illness or new diagnosis can thrust you into the...
Getting my hearing assessed
By Giovanni Graziano This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. Bus rides suck at the best of times. But there’s no bus ride more demoralising than the one on the way to a Hearing Australia appointment in the city. As I sit there in...
The strength within me
By Marie-Louise Carroll This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. When my youngest son was 11 we were told he was going to die from a bleed in his brain. Jordan was in hospital for 3 months and learnt to walk and talk again. Our son had changed...
FEATURED: MY RESOURCES
Finding your tribe: Making connections in the disability community
NDIS Coach Amelia, from My Plan Manager's online community Kinora, explains how connecting with other people who understand can make all the difference, especially when you're new to disability and the NDIS. An injury, illness or new diagnosis can thrust you into the...
Getting my hearing assessed
By Giovanni Graziano This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. Bus rides suck at the best of times. But there’s no bus ride more demoralising than the one on the way to a Hearing Australia appointment in the city. As I sit there in...
The strength within me
By Marie-Louise Carroll This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. When my youngest son was 11 we were told he was going to die from a bleed in his brain. Jordan was in hospital for 3 months and learnt to walk and talk again. Our son had changed...
Is the NDIS Code of Conduct part of the way you do business?
The NDIS Code of Conduct is an important way to make sure all NDIS providers and their employees understand their responsibility to clients.
For Providers: Are service agreements worth it?
Service agreements are a great way to outline expectations for both clients and providers. Here’s our handy guide to what service agreements are and why it’s worth thinking about having them.
COVID-19 guidance for Victorian service providers
As the COVID-19 situation continues to develop in parts of WA as well as a number of significant bushfires around the state, we are supporting your clients, you and your business through this.
COVID-19 and bushfire guidance for WA service providers
As the COVID-19 situation continues to develop in parts of WA as well as a number of significant bushfires around the state, we are supporting your clients, you and your business through this.
Let’s talk about accessible communications
When you send your customers information, it’s important to make sure everyone can access and understand it, no matter what their ability or situation.
COVID-19 guidance for QLD service providers
As the coronavirus situation changes quickly in QLD, My Plan Manager offers disability service providers some guidance to support your clients, you and your business through this.
COVID-19 guidance for NSW service providers
As the coronavirus situation changes quickly in South Australia, My Plan Manager offers disability service providers some guidance to support your clients, you and your business through this.
Disability sector to reap benefits of upskilled graduates
Since the introduction of the NDIS, the disability sector has seen a huge increase in demand for jobs. Upskilling can open the door to a world of opportunities in a growing industry.
For providers: How to meet the needs of your NDIS clients
Tailoring your support to meet the needs of each individual client will make your service appealing to more participants.
Deciding whether to become an NDIS-registered provider
The decision as to whether you register for the NDIS is a big one for your business and you should carefully consider the pros and cons.
FEATURED: MY COMMUNITY
Finding your tribe: Making connections in the disability community
NDIS Coach Amelia, from My Plan Manager's online community Kinora, explains how connecting with other people who understand can make all the difference, especially when you're new to disability and the NDIS. An injury, illness or new diagnosis can thrust you into the...
Getting my hearing assessed
By Giovanni Graziano This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. Bus rides suck at the best of times. But there’s no bus ride more demoralising than the one on the way to a Hearing Australia appointment in the city. As I sit there in...
The strength within me
By Marie-Louise Carroll This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. When my youngest son was 11 we were told he was going to die from a bleed in his brain. Jordan was in hospital for 3 months and learnt to walk and talk again. Our son had changed...
FEATURED: MY RESOURCES
Finding your tribe: Making connections in the disability community
NDIS Coach Amelia, from My Plan Manager's online community Kinora, explains how connecting with other people who understand can make all the difference, especially when you're new to disability and the NDIS. An injury, illness or new diagnosis can thrust you into the...
Getting my hearing assessed
By Giovanni Graziano This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. Bus rides suck at the best of times. But there’s no bus ride more demoralising than the one on the way to a Hearing Australia appointment in the city. As I sit there in...
The strength within me
By Marie-Louise Carroll This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. When my youngest son was 11 we were told he was going to die from a bleed in his brain. Jordan was in hospital for 3 months and learnt to walk and talk again. Our son had changed...
Disability sector to reap benefits of upskilled graduates
Since the introduction of the NDIS, the disability sector has seen a huge increase in demand for jobs. Upskilling can open the door to a world of opportunities in a growing industry.
Free tool: My Plan Manager’s NDIS budget calculator
Budgeting your NDIS funding can often be difficult. My Plan Manager's Budget Calculator is a handy...
FEATURED: MY COMMUNITY
Finding your tribe: Making connections in the disability community
NDIS Coach Amelia, from My Plan Manager's online community Kinora, explains how connecting with other people who understand can make all the difference, especially when you're new to disability and the NDIS. An injury, illness or new diagnosis can thrust you into the...
Getting my hearing assessed
By Giovanni Graziano This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. Bus rides suck at the best of times. But there’s no bus ride more demoralising than the one on the way to a Hearing Australia appointment in the city. As I sit there in...
The strength within me
By Marie-Louise Carroll This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. When my youngest son was 11 we were told he was going to die from a bleed in his brain. Jordan was in hospital for 3 months and learnt to walk and talk again. Our son had changed...
FEATURED: MY RESOURCES
Finding your tribe: Making connections in the disability community
NDIS Coach Amelia, from My Plan Manager's online community Kinora, explains how connecting with other people who understand can make all the difference, especially when you're new to disability and the NDIS. An injury, illness or new diagnosis can thrust you into the...
Getting my hearing assessed
By Giovanni Graziano This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. Bus rides suck at the best of times. But there’s no bus ride more demoralising than the one on the way to a Hearing Australia appointment in the city. As I sit there in...
The strength within me
By Marie-Louise Carroll This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. When my youngest son was 11 we were told he was going to die from a bleed in his brain. Jordan was in hospital for 3 months and learnt to walk and talk again. Our son had changed...