NDIS support has tremendously benefited the lives of disabled people. Disabled people feel privileged to be a part of NDIS. They live a comfortable life with the support of others. Under NDIS, there are both registered and non-registered providers. You can choose anyone from both the categories depending on your needs and requirements; however, both are advantageous.
Registered service providers:
When we talk about registered service providers, it means that these service providers are approved by the NDIS. These provide top-notch services as before registering them, many things are checked like whether they are financially stable or not, whether they have the right insurance and the ability to render exceptional levels of services or not. If the providers fulfill all these requirements, only then they are termed as registered.
Requirements for registered providers:
- All the stringent qualities and safety standards should be met by the provider.
- The provider should possess adequate insurance coverage.
- One should always do regular audits to ensure that the registration is maintained properly.
- They ought to offer support to the disabled, but that should be as per the NDIS guidelines.
What are the benefits when one chooses an NDIS-registered service provider?
Accountability and credibility
If the candidate faces any issue, then in that case, the registered service providers are held answerable for this issue as they are responsible for providing good quality service.
Funding access
One privilege that registered providers get is that payments can be easily claimed directly from the NDIS portal.
Top-notch services
Registered providers are obliged to provide a high level of services to the candidates as they are checked properly. There are rigorous audist as well which compel them to perform their duties with full dedication.
Comprehensive service offerings
A disabled can get support like SDA or SIL only through registered service providers.
Non-registered service providers
These service providers are the ones who do not have the approval from NDIS. They manage everything themselves and even handle their own payments. They also provide good quality service but they just do not perform complicated registration processes.
What are the benefits of choosing a non-registered provider?
Price flexibility
Unlike registered service providers, non-registered service providers are not obliged to follow the pricing guide of NDIS. In other words, they can charge as they want like they can charge below the price set by NDIS or even above that also. It totally depends on them.
Wider provider options
In the case of non-registered ones, the participants get the benefit of choosing from a wide range of providers as one can find many non-registered providers who are ready to render services to disabled ones.
Personalised services
There is more flexibility in the case of non-registered service providers; therefore, they can render personalised services to the candidates.
At Country Community Care, you will get a high level of services as we always keep a check on our service providers. Hence, they are obliged to provide great services and look after the disabled properly as if this is not done in a perfect manner, then they are held accountable.