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For Providers
Are you a provider of support work or therapy? Read on.
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits for the...
Empathy fatigue: the cost of caring
A guest article by Annie Harvey Twelve years ago, while teaching a class of 30 young children -...
To be or not to be? A quick guide to supported decision making
The definition of a decision is thinking before you choose to do something. A decision can be as...
Finding freedom: How Alex and his support coordinator grew his NDIS plan to $1.5 million (and discovered his independence along the way)
Support coordinators play a key role in the delivery of the National Disability Insurance Scheme...
Need a second opinion or a quick answer to a funding question? We’re here to help
Even wanted a second option or a quick answer to a clients’ plan question – without waiting in a time-consuming phone queue to the NDIA?
Five of the biggest challenges facing Local Area Coordinators (LACs) today
Ruby – a coach in My Plan Manager’s Kinora community – recently told us about five of the biggest challenges she faced when she worked as a Local Area Coordinator (LAC), and what she did to overcome them.
Your client’s access request to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is successful. What next?
A question that frequently pops up from clients is ‘I’m in the NDIS – what’s next for me’? Here’s a simple explanation if you ever get asked as their service provider.
For service providers: Helping My Plan Manager pay your invoices faster
To avoid payment delays, be sure to include the following information on every invoice you submit to My Plan Manager.
For service providers: What do Local Area Coordinators (LACs) do?
Did you know that Local Area Coordinators – or LACs – provide a completely free service that helps all people with disabilities?
FEATURED: MY COMMUNITY
Not happy with a decision from the National Disability Insurance Agency? Read on.
By Chris This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. A note from My Plan Manager: The tips and information in this blog are taken from personal experience and may not mirror your own National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) journey. If you...
Helping my son choose a pathway in life
By Marie-Louise Carroll This article is part of My Plan Manager's guest blogger series. It was hard knowing which direction to turn to when my son Jordan – who lives with a disability - became an adult. His vision issues weren’t the problem, but his short-term memory...
My Plan Manager is carbon neutral certified
Did you know My Plan Manager is carbon neutral certified by Climate Active? Our desire to become carbon neutral originated from our commitment to creating a healthy, sustainable and inclusive Australia.We are steadily reducing carbon emissions through sustainable...
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Need help with the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)? Here’s where to get it.
If you want to access the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), did you know that Local Area Coordinators – or LACs – provide a completely free service to assist you at every stage of the Scheme? My Plan Manager recently interviewed Georgia, Community...
“I gave My Plan Manager electronic access to my daughter’s NDIS plan. Here’s why I recommend it to every My Plan Manager client.”
At My Plan Manager, it is our mission to provide you with market-leading support to manage your NDIS plan and process your invoices. That’s why we’re requesting electronic access to our clients' NDIS plans – which you can provide...
Not happy with your NDIS plan? Here’s how to change it.
Making changes to your NDIS plan can take time and has traditionally required a plan review, which happens automatically when a plan is set to expire. Shortly after the NDIS launched in 2014, reports began to emerge indicating...