NDIS guide

Clear context for making informed choices.

This guide provides general information only. Your plan, funding and circumstances are individual, so use official NDIS information or appropriate plan guidance for decisions about funding.

Provider registration

What registered-provider status means here.

Harmony Care Services Pty Ltd is listed on the NDIS Commission Provider Register with five approved registration groups. Registration does not mean the NDIS endorses Harmony Care, and it does not guarantee that every advertised offering, location or activity is funded under a participant’s plan.

Self-managed

You manage payments

Participants generally have broader provider choice, subject to the plan and applicable NDIS rules.

Plan-managed

A plan manager handles invoices

The plan manager assists with provider payments and financial administration; this is different from Support Coordination.

NDIA-managed

Registered-provider requirements apply

Provider and support requirements differ. Check current official guidance for your circumstances.

Different roles

Support Coordination is not plan management.

Support Coordination may help a participant understand and implement supports, connect with providers and build confidence in using their plan. Plan management concerns payments, invoices and financial records.

Harmony Care’s current website wording limits Support Coordination enquiries to participants who self-manage or plan-manage the relevant funding. Specialist Support Coordination and plan management are not advertised.

Choosing support

Useful questions to ask

Is the provider registered for the service I am considering?

Check the provider’s current registration record and ask how the proposed service relates to the relevant registration group and your plan.

What will the support include and exclude?

Ask for clear written information about the support, fees, travel, cancellations, responsibilities, privacy and how to raise a concern before agreeing to proceed.

Can I change my mind or compare providers?

Choice and control are central NDIS principles. Ask how changes, cancellations and transitions are handled under any proposed service agreement.