What is NDIS Plan Management?
NDIS plan management refers to the process of managing and administering an individual’s NDIS plan, which outlines the support and funding that they are entitled to receive. NDIS plan management can be done in different ways, depending on the individual’s preference and capacity to manage their plan.
There are three types of NDIS plan management:
Plan managed
- Free to you
- Track Expenditure to Budget
- Use Registered & Non-Registered Providers
- Process Invoices & Liase with Providers
- Provide Monthly Expenditure Reports
- Assist in Finding Providers
- Monitor your Service Agreements
Agency managed
- Free to you
- Track Expenditure to Budget
- Use Registered & Non-Registered Providers
- Process Invoices & Liase with Providers
- Provide Monthly Expenditure Reports
- Assist in Finding Providers
- Monitor your Service Agreements
Self managed
- Free to you
- Track Expenditure to Budget
- Use Registered & Non-Registered Providers
- Process Invoices & Liase with Providers
- Provide Monthly Expenditure Reports
- Assist in Finding Providers
- Monitor your Service Agreements
NDIS plan management is an important aspect of the NDIS, as it ensures that individuals receive the support and funding they need to achieve their goals and live independently. It also provides them with the flexibility to choose how their funding is managed and used to achieve their goals.
Why NDIS – Plan Managed is Preferable?
Plan-managed NDIS plans are important because they provide individuals with an additional option for managing their funding and support services. While agency-managed and self-managed plans are also available, plan management can offer some advantages for certain individuals.