Getting Paid as an NDIS Provider

The National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) invites providers to an information session aimed at supporting a shared understanding of NDIA payment processes, including provider and participant responsibilities.

The session aims to assist providers to reduce potential issues when claiming payments for NDIS supports and avoid providing supports that are not funded by the NDIS.

Information provided at this session will cover:

• The different ways participants manage their funding and how this impacts provider payments

• The importance of asking the right questions prior to delivering supports

• The need for clear communication between providers and participants in relation to payment for supports delivered.

Sessions are delivered via video-conference using Microsoft Teams, and are offered over multiple dates to allow flexibility for attendees.

Each session covers the same content, and attendees should only register for one session to give others the opportunity to attend.

Registrations close 3 business day prior to the session date or once tickets have sold out. We only accept individual registrations for events to ensure all attendees receive links to join.

Two days prior to the event, login details will be sent to the email address you provide at registration, so please ensure you enter your email address correctly when registering.

Accessibility is important to us. If you have accessibility requirements, please advise when registering. A minimum of five business days' notice is required to book Auslan interpreters and live captioning services.

Please note: If you have requested accessibility services your mobile phone number will be given to the Accessibility Services when required.

For any enquiries regarding this session, please contact events@ndis.gov.au and include the session name in the subject line.

The National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) uses Eventbrite to register and promote our events. When you register for our events, Eventbrite will store your data (including personal information) in their servers in the United States. That means that if Eventbrite handles your data and breaches the Australian Privacy Principles set out in Schedule 1 to the Privacy Act 1998 (Cth) (Privacy Act), the NDIA won’t be accountable under the Privacy Act. If you don’t want to use Eventbrite to register for our event, you can contact the NDIA Events team on events@ndis.gov.au, and include the event’s session name and date in the subject line, and any accessibility requirements you might have.