Places the person with disability at the centre of decision making Person-centred around their own care needs. Approach The measurable outcome that a participant aims to achieve Plan Goal throughout the duration of their plan/s. A third party (registered provider) who assists the participant to Plan Management manage the funded supports in their plan. A PMA pays the Agency (PMA) provider directly and then claims for services through myplace. A third party (registered provider) who assists the participant to Plan Management manage the funded supports in their plan. Refer also to PMA. A Provider PMA pays the provider directly and then claims for services through myplace. A family member, carer, friend or other person. If the NDIA gives Plan Nominee approval, this person can manage the NDIS funding participant’s and support them to make other decisions. The process by which the Agency helps a participant to plan for Planning Process the assistance they need from the NDIS to attain their goals. Workbooks provided to participants to help them identify and record their needs, goals and current supports during the Planning Workbooks planning process. The Agency provides guidance on the price to be paid for each support item. For some items, such as personal care and Price community access, the amount indicates the maximum price that the Agency will pay for that support. The document which outlines the support items for which price controls currently apply, and their price, which are funded by the Price Guide NDIS. It is not a definitive list and providers should use a principle of best fit. A list of support items can be found in the Price Guide(s). This is the person who, for each organisation, can approve additional users to access myplace. They should be the first Primary Contact person to set up a PRODA account for the organisation and to link to the organisation or submit an intent to register (new providers). Provider Digital Access (shortened to PRODA) is an online PRODA authentication service. A PRODA account is required in order to access the new provider portal called myplace. This is the role that a provider demonstrates they can perform by Profession providing relevant documentation in order to be able to add a registration group (e.g. Occupational Therapist, Accountant etc). Provider A provider is an individual or organisation delivering a support or
Person-centred Approach Places the person with disability at the centre of decision making around their own care needs. Plan Goal The measurable outcome that a participant aims to achieve throughout the duration of their plan/s. Plan Management Agency (PMA) A third party (registered provider) who assists the participant to manage the funded supports in their plan. A PMA pays the provider directly and then claims for services through myplace. Plan Management Provider A third party (registered provider) who assists the participant to manage the funded supports in their plan. Refer also to PMA. A PMA pays the provider directly and then claims for services through myplace. Plan Nominee A family member, carer, friend or other person. If the NDIA gives approval, this person can manage the participant’s NDIS funding and support them to make other decisions. Planning Process The process by which the Agency helps a participant to plan for the assistance they need from the NDIS to attain their goals. Planning Workbooks Workbooks provided to participants to help them identify and record their needs, goals and current supports during the planning process. Price The Agency provides guidance on the price to be paid for each support item. For some items, such as personal care and community access, the amount indicates the maximum price that the Agency will pay for that support. Price Guide The document which outlines the support items for which price controls currently apply, and their price, which are funded by the NDIS. It is not a definitive list and providers should use a principle of best fit. A list of support items can be found in the Price Guide(s). Primary Contact This is the person who, for each organisation, can approve additional users to access myplace. They should be the first person to set up a PRODA account for the organisation and to link to the organisation or submit an intent to register (new providers). PRODA Provider Digital Access (shortened to PRODA) is an online authentication service. A PRODA account is required in order to access the new provider portal called myplace. Profession This is the role that a provider demonstrates they can perform by providing relevant documentation in order to be able to add a registration group (e.g. Occupational Therapist, Accountant etc). Provider A provider is an individual or organisation delivering a support or
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