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Applying for the NDIS can be difficult. Orange Health is here to help you through the application process. Feel free to call us on 1800 880 440 or email us at mail@orangehealth.com.au
Implementing and monitoring your plans and budget: Orange Health will work with you to make sure you maximize your NDIS funds. We will help you determine the best way to use your funds and inform you of how your budget is tracking.
Making a referral to Orange Health is simple. Click the Referral button at the top of the page or call 1800 880 440. You can also email us at mail@orangehealth.com.au.
Requesting reviews: Is your plan not working the way you had hoped? Did NDIA leave something out that you are entitled to? You may qualify for an internal review. Our support coordinators would be happy to help review your plan and connect you with the resources you need.
Applying for the NDIS can be difficult. Orange Health is here to help you through the application process. Feel free to call us on 1800 880 440 or email us at mail@orangehealth.com.au
Implementing and monitoring your plans and budget: Orange Health will work with you to make sure you maximize your NDIS funds. We will help you determine the best way to use your funds and inform you of how your budget is tracking.
Making a referral to Orange Health is simple. Click the Referral button at the top of the page or call 1800 880 440. You can also email us at mail@orangehealth.com.au.
Requesting reviews: Is your plan not working the way you had hoped? Did NDIA leave something out that you are entitled to? You may qualify for an internal review. Our support coordinators would be happy to help review your plan and connect you with the resources you need.
Step-1
Simply give us a call on 1800 880 440 – If you have any questions about the NDIS or how to implement your plan.
Step-2
Use our register page – Want to use Orange health for your support coordination? It’s easy? Simply click on the Register button to get started.
Step-3
Startup meeting – Once you’ve completed your intake form our team will contact you to set up a meeting to talk about your plan.
Step-4
Implement your plan – Our team will start putting your plan into action by making calls and referrals as directed by you.
Step-5
Maintain and monitor – Throughout your plan, a support coordinator will check in to see how things are going and make sure you are ready for any upcoming meetings.
To use our services you must provide evidence of sufficient NDIS or other funding to cover the cost of the service(s) establish a formal service agreement with Orange Health provide all information required to manage the service arrangements effectively and efficiently
We would like to Thankyou Chris for your guidance with Bens healthy eating & exercise plan
Bens issues were being addicted to sugar & loved eating out usually making unhealthy choices ie soft drinks packets chips & fried food
With your guidance in purchasing healthier options from your lists Ben has found his transition to a healthier lifestyle an easier transition than doing other types of diets previously
It’s hard for Ben to self manage on a day to day basis due to his brain injury but with your help he is excited about his new eating plan.
I approached orange health after getting worrying results from medical tests. Chris talked me through all aspects of my diet and lifestyle. He worked out a plan that was workable and I was comfortable implementing. He checked in often and tweeted anything that wasn’t working for me.
Orange Health is incredibly lucky to have Tammy as a Support Coordinator. As an Occupational Therapist within the NDIS space, it’s always difficult to find Support Coordinator’s who are transparent, efficient, and easy to work with. Tammy hits the nail on the head in all of the aspects! It’s genuinely a pleasure to work alongside her. I always know that our participants are in safe hands when they’re under the wing of Tammy! I would recommend Tammy To anyone in search of superb Support Coordination services.
There are three levels of support coordination that can be included in your plan:
Depending on your individual goals, plan objectives and aspirations you may receive funding for these supports in your plan.
A Support Coordinator will support you to understand and implement the funded supports in your plan and link you to the community, mainstream and other government services. A Support Coordinator will focus on supporting you to build skills and direct your life as well as connect you to providers.
Your Support Coordinator will assist you to negotiate with providers about what they will offer you and how much it will cost. Support coordinators will ensure service agreements and service bookings are completed. They will help build your ability to exercise choice and control, coordinate supports and access your local community.
They can also assist you in planning ahead to prepare for your plan review.
Support coordinators will assist you to ‘optimise’ your plan ensuring that you are getting the most out of your funded supports.
Yes. The decision for a plan to be self-managed, plan-managed or NDIA-managed has no effect on funding support coordination. Funding support coordination is decided by what is considered reasonable and necessary.
When creating your plan you can discuss with your planner, LAC, or ECEI Coordinator what your plan management options are and the differences between them.
Just like starting with any new provider, you can ask them questions that will help you make a decision on whether you will use them as a provider or not. Below are a few examples of questions you may want to ask the provider:
Remember, you have choice and control in the supports you receive. This means you have the choice over who provides your supports and how they are provided.
A support coordinator can help participants and their representatives before, during and after an NDIS Plan Review meeting.
Before
During
After
No. If a support budget runs out of funds prior to the scheduled review, an unscheduled review should be completed at the request of the participant.
A provider should consider ceasing service with the participant and encourage them to discuss their funding with their Support Coordinator and/or the Local Area Coordinator.
If there are no funds available there are no clear mechanisms for providers to be paid for service provision.
A participant may have a gap between their new plan’s start date and the previous plan’s end date. The expired plan’s end date will be extended to the day before the new plan starts. Once this occurs, providers will be able to claim for supports delivered during the gap period.
Providers should continue to deliver any supports which are received regularly, as core and capacity building budgets should be increased in line with the extra days in the expired plan.
Capital budgets will not be extended as they are generally a one-off support. The provider would keep records of the support provided in this period, keeping note of how these supports are consistent with those previously provided. Participants can check if their previous plan has been extended through the myplace participant portal and are encouraged to communicate this to their support providers.
Further information found in the ‘Paying providers when there is a gap in-between plans’ fact sheet.
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