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Ndis Guide
Ndis Guide
COMMUNITY
CARE
NDIS GUIDE - SOUTHERN
MELBOURNE & BAYSIDE PENINSULA
NDIS PROVIDER ID:4050007896
SAI Home and Community Care is
passionately committed to
assisting and empowering our
respected clients to fulfil their
goals, dreams and enable choices
to remain living independently in
their own homes and community
for as long as possible.
WHAT IS NDIS?
NDIS is the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). A once in a
generation social and economic reform that will empower people with disability
to choose and achieve their goals in inclusive communities and workplaces.
By 2019, the NDIS will provide about 460,000 Australians under the age of 65
with a permanent and significant disability with funding for reasonable and
necessary supports needed to live an ordinary life.
Providers are one of the main contact points people have with the NDIS.
SAI Home and Community Care is a registered service provider with the NDIS.
The Bayside Peninsula area covers the local government areas &
municipalities of: Bayside, Frankston, Glen Eira, Kingston,
Mornington Peninsula, Port Phillip &, Stonnington
The Southern Melbourne area covers the local government areas &
municipalities of: Greater Dandenong, Casey & Cardinia
Our industry leading care co-ordination centre, education and lifestyle and
wellbeing complex is based Frankston CBD, and is the first of its kind. From
here we co-ordinate services throughout the Eastern and Southern regions of
metropolitan Melbourne.
SAI Home and Community Care is registered at a state and federal level to
support people living with disability. We are able to support people on ISP
funding and those who have NDIS funding.
We are able to provide a range of services including pre-planning where we
will provide one-on-one coaching and support to help you prepare for your
NDIS meeting.
SAI Home and Community care can assist you with support co-ordination
or we can provide services for personal care, transport, lifestyle support,
capacity building, community engagement or clinical nursing care.
Our personal carers and support staff are police checked, have CPR, first aid,
have completed all mandatory training and have a working with children check.
Our staff have warm, engaging personalities and character that reflect our
organisations' ethos and values. We want to support you and your family, build
a long lasting relationship and help their client's achieve their dreams and
goals.
When you receive this call you should ask for a meeting date and time.
During the planning meeting with the NDIS representative, individuals or their
carers will be asked a range of questions in an interview that will take
approximately 90 minutes. Preparation for this meeting is vital.
You need to know what services and supports you are receiving now and what
supports you are entitled to. You will need evidence of supports, supporting
letters from specialists, price quotes for potential equipment purchases and
overarching goals that you want to achieve that associated the disability.
Core funding relates to the funding needed to maintain daily living such as
domestic tasks, consumable items such as continence aids, meals and short term
accommodation. Capital funding relates to equipment and home modifications,
this funding is not flexible. Capacity Building funding supports the individual to
build their independence and skills for example behaviour therapy.
SAI Home and Community Care can assist with pre-planning so there is no
need for the process to become overwhelming.
At the end of the planning session which is one-on-one and takes about three
hours, the NDIS applicant will receive a detailed plan that will support them
for five, to ten years at future NDIS meetings. We will also coach you on how to
get the most out of the planning meeting and be available by phone or email to
answer any calls you might have.
2 x Pre Plan Hardcopy - One for you and one for the planner
USB Stick - Put a copy of the final pre plan and scanned
copies of letters
Hardcopy Specialist letters - As evidence of your disability
Hardcopy Quotes - for equipment/continence aids/ home
modifications needed
ID -You will need to identify yourself if you are the nominee
(Bring 100 points)
1. Self-Managed
Self-managed budgets mean that you are fully responsible for the
management of your plan. You will need to set up a new and separate
bank account. You must keep receipts and invoices for all services
received. You will be responsible for paying the bills and making
claims using the NDIS portal. Billing issues will not be resolved on
your behalf. You are not bound by the caps outlined in the NDIS Price
Guide.
2. Plan Management
A Plan managed budget is where you nominate a NDIS registered
organisation to manage your NDIS related bills and invoices on
behalf. Billing issues will be resolved on your behalf. You can use
providers of choice including those that are not registered as an NDIS
provider.
3. Agency Management
Is when the NDIS manage your plan on your behalf and pay your
related bills and invoices. You are bound by the price guide caps. You
can only use NDIS approved organisations for services.
A support coordinator will work with you to determine the best way to
utilise your NDIS budget to maximise value for money.
When your NDIS plan is approved, you will meet with your planner.
The planner will contact the service coordinator on your behalf if you
have received funding for support coordination.
The support coordinator will review the request and decide whether or
not to accept the role.
If accepted the planner will handover to the support coordinator. The
support coordinator will then contact you to arrange a meeting.
03 8785 0999
NDIS@saihomecare.com.au
www.saihomecare.com.au