SUPPORT COORDINATORS
Proactive NDIS plan management
Our plan managers will collaborate with you to help your participants get the most our of their NDIS funding.
How we can help make your job easier
Easily check multiple NDIS plans at once - even for participants who are self-managed or with another Plan Manager.
How to start using Provider Choice today
Start using Provider Choice in 4 easy steps
Sign up
Sign up with your details.
Complete the consent form
Download the 'consent to share information' form and email it back to us, completed, for each participant you want to add.
Add participants
This only applies to some participants who are in the new NDIS PACE system. We’re a PACE ready plan manager, so we can help you know what to do. Not sure if you’re in PACE? Speak to our team.
Use the Plan Explainer dashboard
See all funding details at a glance on the Plan Explainer dashboard.
Why Provider Choice?
Plan managers who care
Our plan managers are real people who care about you and your needs. Their solid knowledge of the NDIS and disability sector will help give your participants control over their plan and funding.
A helpful dashboard
The dashboard will let you easily check multiple NDIS plans at once - even for participants who are self-managed or with another Plan Manager.
Free tools to help you navigate the NDIS
Community Engagement Managers
Want to learn more about our plan management services?
Get in touch with your local Community Engagement Manager.
What people are saying
Resources to help you
A guide to challenging NDIA funding decisions for Support Coordinators
Learn about the options available to participants when they want more or different funding in their plan. Including what to expect from the AAT review process and actionable tips you can share with the participants you support.
Answering your participants’ questions about service agreements
As a support coordinator, you play a key role in supporting your participants to understand their service agreements. Service agreements are a helpful way of setting expectations between participants and providers and can be quite confusing at times.
