Keep your priorities visible
Bring the activities, routines and relationships that matter to you into the conversation.
AN AUSTRALIAN NDIS GUIDE
NDIS support options. Make decisions with confidence.
Your NDIS plan is about the supports relevant to your disability and the goals you want to work towards. My Remarkable Care helps you prepare clearer questions about services, choices and practical next steps.
YOUR GOALS. YOUR CHOICES.
Turn information into a useful support conversation.
You do not need to know every service name before getting in touch. Tell us what you want help with and the change you hope support could make. We can discuss the relevant service enquiry and the details that still need to be checked against your plan.
Compare with clarity
Ask about suitability, costs, communication and service agreements before deciding on a provider.
Use the right source for funding decisions
The NDIA makes access and funding decisions. Use your plan and current official guidance when checking what can be funded.
A goal to explore together. Our role is to help you explore a suitable service arrangement. We do not promise access approval, additional funding or a particular plan outcome.
Prefer to talk? Call 0403 157 562. Service suitability, local availability and funding arrangements are confirmed individually.
What is the NDIS?
The National Disability Insurance Scheme funds eligible disability-related supports for participants. The NDIA makes access and funding decisions. A service enquiry with My Remarkable Care does not establish eligibility or approve funding.
Start with current eligibility information.
The NDIS has age, residence and disability or early intervention requirements. For a new application, the person must generally be under 65 when a complete application is received. Read the official eligibility guidance for the full requirements and the pathway relevant to your circumstances.
Understand the funding in your own plan.
Current NDIA guidance describes up to four support budgets: core, capacity building, capital and recurring supports. You may not have funding in all four. Supports can be flexible or stated, and your spending must follow your plan and the applicable NDIS rules.
Use the official guide to using your funding and ask your my NDIS contact if you are unsure. Avoid assuming that a general service description means a particular purchase can be claimed.
Choose services around your priorities.
Describe the activities you want assistance with, preferred times and worker skills needed. Compare communication, availability, costs and service terms. Ask how choices will be respected and what happens if your circumstances change.
Know who does what.
A support coordinator helps you understand and connect with supports. A plan manager helps with funding administration. Your own plan determines whether these services are funded. Our comparison guide explains questions to ask before choosing either service.
BLOG & GUIDES
All guides A little clarity for your next step.
Getting started
How to Choose an NDIS Provider in Melbourne
Compare NDIS providers in Melbourne with practical questions about workers, service agreements, costs, communication and your choice of supports.
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Understanding your plan
NDIS Plan Management vs Support Coordination
Compare NDIS plan management and support coordination, understand their different roles and learn what to ask before choosing either service.
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Understanding your plan
NDIS Support Coordination in Melbourne: First Meeting Guide
Prepare for NDIS support coordination in Melbourne with a first-meeting checklist, questions about provider choice and a plan for reviewing your supports.
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