Registered NDIS Provider in Australia – Supporting Your Independence & Well-Being
Trusted NDIS Provider in Australia
What is the NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme)?
It aims to help people live independently, access necessary care, and participate in their communities while achieving their personal goals.
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In Home
Care
Support with daily living activities to help individuals live safely and comfortably in their own homes.
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Disability
Support
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Aged
Care
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Home
Nursing
Professional nursing care at home including health monitoring, medication support, and clinical assistance.
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Dementia
Home Care
Specialised care designed to support individuals living with dementia while maintaining safety, comfort, and routine.
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Home
Palliative Care
Compassionate care focused on comfort, dignity, and quality of life for individuals with serious illnesses.
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Transportation
Services
Safe and reliable transport support for medical appointments, community activities, and essential travel.
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Respite Care
Services
Short-term care support that provides relief for family caregivers while ensuring continuous care.
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24-Hour
Support
Round the clock assistance for individuals who require continuous supervision and care.
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After Hospital
Care
Support services that assist individuals in recovering safely at home after hospital discharge.
NDIS Accommodation & Living Supports
Supported Independent Living (SIL)
Our SIL services help you live more independently while receiving the day-to-day support you need. From daily tasks to personal care, we ensure you have the right balance of freedom and assistance in a supportive environment.
Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA)
If you need a temporary living arrangement while waiting for long-term housing or modifications, our MTA services give you a stable and supportive home for up to 90 days, ensuring continuity of care and peace of mind.
Short-Term Accommodation (STA)
Whether it’s for respite care, trying a new living arrangement, or short-term support, our STA services provide a safe and comfortable place for you to stay while your regular carers take a break or until you transition to longer-term living.
Frequently Asked Questions About Personal Care Services
What is the difference between an NDIS-registered provider and a non-registered provider?
NDIS-registered providers meet the strict quality and compliance standards set by the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA). They can provide services to participants with NDIA-managed and plan-managed funding.
Non-registered providers do not go through the official NDIS registration process but may still offer services. However, they can only work with self-managed or plan-managed participants.
At Ambition Health Group, we are a fully registered NDIS provider, ensuring high-quality, reliable, and safe services for all participants.
Can family members be paid to provide care under the NDIS?
In some cases, NDIS may allow family members to be paid caregivers, but this is generally only approved under exceptional circumstances (e.g., if no other suitable provider is available).
For most participants, NDIS prefers external support providers to ensure professional, high-quality care. Ambition Health Group offers trained, experienced caregivers to assist with personal care, therapy, and independent living support.
Does NDIS cover food, rent, or utility bills?
No, the NDIS does not cover everyday living expenses like food, rent, electricity, or personal entertainment. However, it does provide funding for meal preparation, housing modifications, assistive technology, and transport to help participants live independently.
If you need help understanding what NDIS does and does not cover, our team at Ambition Health Group can guide you through your funding options.
Can I use my NDIS funding for a support worker of my choice?
Yes! NDIS gives participants full choice and control over who provides their services. You can choose your preferred support worker, whether they are from a registered provider like Ambition Health Group or a non-registered provider (if you are self-managed or plan-managed).
💡 Tip: If you’re looking for experienced, compassionate support workers, Ambition Health Group can match you with the right professional for your needs.
Does NDIS fund travel and accommodation for holidays?
The NDIS does not directly cover travel or accommodation for personal holidays, but it may fund a support worker to assist you while traveling.
NDIS can also fund accessible transport and mobility aids to help participants with disabilities enjoy safe and independent travel experiences.
Can I hire multiple NDIS providers for different services?
Yes! NDIS participants can engage multiple providers for different types of support. For example:
✔ You can choose Ambition Health Group for personal care and therapy.
✔ You can select another provider for specialised assistive technology.
✔ You can work with different providers for community participation and independent living services.
💡 Having multiple providers allows you to tailor your care to best suit your needs!
What happens if my support needs change?
If your circumstances change (e.g., your disability worsens, or you need additional services), you can request an NDIS plan review at any time.
Our team at Ambition Health Group can assist you in gathering supporting documents, preparing for your plan review, and requesting additional funding.
Can I switch from self-managed to NDIA-managed funding?
Yes! You can change your NDIS funding management style at any time by submitting a request through My NDIS Portal or speaking with an NDIS planner.
💡 If you’re unsure which management option is best for you, our NDIS specialists can help you decide!
Does NDIS funding roll over if I don’t use it?
No, NDIS funding does not roll over to the next plan period. If you don’t use your allocated funds within the plan duration, they expire at the end of your plan cycle.
This is why it’s essential to maximize your funding and access all the services you need. Our team at Ambition Health Group can help you make the most of your NDIS plan.
Can I receive NDIS services if I live in a remote area?
Yes! NDIS participants living in regional or remote areas can still access support services. In some cases, NDIS provides additional funding for remote service delivery, including:
✔ Telehealth and virtual therapy sessions
✔ Travel costs for support workers
✔ specialised remote support programs
💡 If you’re in a rural or remote area, contact us to discuss flexible service options!
How long does it take to get an NDIS plan approved?
On average, NDIS applications take up to 21 business days to be processed. However, the exact timeline may vary depending on:
✔ The complexity of your disability needs.
✔ The availability of supporting documents.
✔ The time taken for an NDIS planning meeting.
💡 Need assistance with your application? Our team at Ambition Health Group can help speed up the process!
What if my NDIS funding is not enough to cover my needs?
If you believe your current NDIS funding is insufficient, you can request a plan reassessment. You will need to:
✔ Provide updated medical reports and assessments.
✔ Demonstrate why additional support is necessary.
✔ Work with a support coordinator or NDIS planner to make your case.
💡 Our team can assist you in preparing your request for additional NDIS funding!
How can I ensure I get the right level of support?
To receive the best possible NDIS plan, it’s important to:
✔ Clearly define your goals and needs during your planning meeting.
✔ Provide medical evidence and reports from your doctors or therapists.
✔ Work with an experienced NDIS provider like Ambition Health Group to ensure your services align with your funding.
💡 We help participants navigate NDIS complexities to secure the right level of care!
What should I do if I’m unhappy with my NDIS plan?
If you feel your NDIS plan does not meet your needs, you have the right to:
✔ Request an NDIS plan review.
✔ Appeal the decision through NDIS Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT).
✔ Seek guidance from an independent disability advocate.
💡 Our team can support you in applying for a reassessment or advocating for better services!