How do I get Plan Management?

You can ask for NDIS Plan Management at your initial planning or review meeting, by advising the planner or local area coordinator (LAC) of your choice. You can even use our 'Request for Plan Management Letter' to help make it easier. If you already have an NDIS plan that is self managed or agency managed you can request a 'Light Touch Review' by calling the NDIS on 1800 800 110 or your LAC and asking to have Plan Management included and funded in your plan.

How can I switch to MyIntegra Plan Management?

If you already have a plan manager and want to make the switch to MyIntegra Plan Management you can sign up online now or contact us on 1800 696 347. We’ll assist you in contacting your current plan manager to arrange the transition and ensure there are no disruptions to the payments of your supports. All we'll need is the name of your current plan management company.

What is Support Coordination?

NDIS Support Coordination is a service offered under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) in Australia. It is designed to assist individuals with disabilities to implement their NDIS plans to achieve their goals and maximise their plan's benefits. Support Coordination involves working closely with a Support Coordinator, who can provide guidance, information, and practical assistance to you. The main objective of NDIS Support Coordination is to help you understand your NDIS plan, connect with appropriate service providers, and coordinate supports and services to ensure that your individual needs and goals are met.

How do I switch to MyIntegra Support Coordination?

Not all Support Coordinators are the same and you have your individual needs. You should find a Support Coordinator that suits your goals, depending on what’s most important to you. As an NDIS participant, you can switch Support Coordinators at any point in your NDIS plan. If your current Support Coordinator isn't meeting your expectations, you might want to make a change.

The NDIS What disabilities does NDIS cover

NDIS list of disabilities covered and how it works

What disabilities are likely to meet NDIS access requirements? We'll break it down so it’s easy to understand.

Who the NDIS helps

What disabilities does the NDIS cover?

Roughly 4.3 million Australians have a disability. Each year, around 500,000 people access NDIS support. For some, this is the first time they have received the help they need. NDIS access makes it possible for people to thrive. It can mean improved mental health, social interaction, and daily life.

It's important to understand the access criteria and see if you qualify for NDIS funding when you need help. Covered conditions fall into two main lists.

List A includes conditions likely to meet NDIS disability requirements.

List B are permanent conditions that affect functional capacity and need further assessment. Below are some examples of these.

A comprehensive list can be found on the NDIS website.

List A

A - Intellectual disability
A - Cerebral Palsy
A - Specific genetic conditions
A - Spinal cord or brain injury
A - Permanent impairments of vision and hearing
A - Rett Syndrome

List B

B - Specific types of intellectual disabilities
B - Neurological impairments like Parkinson's Disease
B - Physical impairments caused by events such as amputation
B - Abnormalities of the chromosomes
B - Speech and/or hearing impairments
B - A combination of the above

What disability does the NDIS cover- Father and daughter playing video games at home

STARTING YOUR NDIS JOURNEY What happens if you meet the disability requirements?

When your disability fits the criteria, and some age and residency requirements, you may be eligible for NDIS funding and support.

Daily Life Assistance

Transport

Consumables

Social Interaction

Assistive Technology

Home Modifications

Support Coordination

Improved Life Choices

Living Arrangements

Job Assistance

Support For The Whole Journey

MyIntegra as your NDIS partner

Navigating the NDIS system can be incredibly confusing. That's where we come in. Our Plan Management and Support Coordination services can guide you in using your NDIS funding to help you live a better life.

Your NDIS Experience

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Eligibility checklist

To be fully eligible for NDIS support, there are a few other access criteria you need to meet:

You must have a disability that is a permanent impairment (it won't go away)
The impairments must be significant (it affects daily life)
You must be under 65 years old
You must live in Australia
Be either an Australian citizen, Permanent Resident or have a Protected Special Category visa

Choosing your supports

Effectively using your NDIS funding means choosing the supports that are truly right for you. Consider:

What goals you are trying to meet
Whether they are an NDIS registered provider
Whether they get the person behind the NDIS plan
The level of prompt customer service you receive
Reviews from other NDIS participants

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NDIS list of disabilities covered and how it works

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Eligibility checklist

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