It does this to ensure the NDIS better meets the needs of participants, their families, carers and providers, and to ensure the Scheme remains affordable and in place for future generations of Australians.
The new NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits for the 2022-2023 financial year were recently announced. Below are three key changes coming into effect from 1 July 2022 that you should know about:
NDIS supports delivered by disability support workers will increase by up to nine per cent. This includes:
The NDIA has advised that participants’ NDIS funds will increase to account for the price limit changes, so those with an NDIS plan that has been impacted will receive an automatic increase in their remaining plan funds.
Prices for therapy, support coordination and plan management will stay the same.
Presently, a short notice cancellation is set at two business days for short supports and five days for long supports. Under new definitions, participants will be required to give providers seven days’ notice of a cancellation. If they don’t, the provider will be eligible to claim 100 per cent of the agreed fee associated with the activity from the participant’s plan.
The My Plan Manager team is keeping track of all the latest NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits news, and we’ll let you know of any important changes that could impact your plan.
Find more information about the NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits (2022-2023) here.