What does an NDIS plan manager do?

 When a provider helps you manage the financing in your NDIS plan, that is known as plan management. Plan managers are these service providers.

The NDIA managing the financing in your NDIS plan or you opting to self-manage your plan are two separate things from plan management. More details about how to handle your finances.

Why use a plan manager?

A plan manager can help you:

increase your financial and plan management skills
learn how to self-manage your plan
pay providers
increase your choice of providers
get NDIS plan budget reports and greater budget oversight.
How can I have plan management?

You can let NDIS staff know that you'd prefer a plan manager to support you at your planning meeting.

Your plan will receive funds from the NDIS to cover the cost of your plan manager. This is not included in your other budgeted services and supports.

If you are in the middle of a plan and want to make changes, call us at 1300 255 495 to talk about how to incorporate plan management.

How do I find and connect with a plan manager?

You can find and connect with a plan manager through:

your Local Area Coordinator, early childhood partner or support coordinator
the Provider Finder tool on the NDIS myplace participant portal
your friends and family
other online resources and websites.
After I have connected with a plan manager, what do I do?

Once you have connected with a plan manager, you should create a service agreement.

A service agreement outlines:

the services to be provided
how these services will be provided
how long they will be your plan manager.
How do I change plan managers?

Your plan manager is up for selection. Throughout the plan, you can alter the plan manager.

You must inform your plan manager if you want to make a change. They will inform you about your plan and assist you in making changes.

At Necessity Housing, Your NDIS experience will be simple thanks to Plan Management from us. The daily administration associated with an NDIS HOUSING Plan is handled by us, including receiving invoices from providers, verifying their accuracy, confirming that services are delivered, claiming funding from the NDIA, paying providers, and sending you regular updates so you can see how much of your Plan you have used. The most effective distribution of cash for the assistance and services that will help you accomplish your goals will be decided in collaboration with you.