Free NDIS Plan Reassessment Tool
Is your NDIS plan review coming up? Be guided step by step through everything you need to know to get your next plan right.
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How will this tool help you?
Our free tool will prepare you for common questions that might come up during your NDIS plan reassessment (also known as a plan review) and help you:
Reflect on your goals
Reflect on how you’re going with your current goals and help you come up with new ones
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Raise any challenges
Talk about how you’ve spent your funds and any challenges you might have faced when using your plan
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See any leftover funding
Get visibility on any leftover funding you can use in your next plan
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Prepare additional evidence
Think about any additional evidence you might need to gather, such as a letter from a therapist or a carer statement
Ask for extra support
Ask for any extra support you might need in your next plan, such as a support coordinator or plan manager
How does it work?
The free Plan Reassessment tool will give you the confidence to you need to make sure this critical meeting is a success. Plus, when you use the tool, you’ll also get a personalised PDF guide with plan reassessment tips tailored just for you. Here’s all you need to do:
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Answer some questions about your supports and individual circumstances
Input your current goals and any new ones
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Add in the supports you might need going forward
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Receive your plan reassessment document
What is an NDIS plan reassessment?
When your plan is almost finished, your local area coordinator or planner will offer you three options:
- Get a new plan with the same supports
- Get a new plan with minor changes (known as a plan variation)
- Have a full plan reassessment
An NDIS plan reassessment, also known as a plan review, is your opportunity to think about what is working well with your NDIS plan and supports, what is not, and what support you need in the future.
What do I need to prepare for the plan reassessment?
It's important to be prepared for your NDIS plan reassessment meeting, especially if you want to make sure you get the funding you need to reach your goals.
Here’s a quick list of some of the things you should start to think about ahead of your plan review:
Here’s a quick list of some of the things you should start to think about ahead of your plan review:
- Start by thinking about your current life goals and what kind of supports might work best for you
- Gather any information you have that can show how your current plan has helped you so far, what you might need and if things could change for you soon
- Try to use NDIS language and terms where you can
- If you have overspent or underspent in your current plan, try to come prepared with reasons why
If you’d like some help preparing for your plan reassessment, you can try our free tool here.
Try our other Free NDIS tools
Plan Explainer Tool
If you already have an NDIS plan and want to know how you can get the most out of it, this free tool is for you.
Planning Conversation Tool
If you've got your first NDIS planning conversation (also known as a planning meeting) coming up, this free tool can help you get the most out of your NDIS funding and make sure your plan will match your needs.
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On our Resources page, you can find a variety of helpful materials such as written guides, articles and videos that help you better understand the NDIS.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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