Making a case for your NDIS Plan reassessment.
With recent changes in the NDIS and growing attention on funding decisions, it’s no surprise that many people are feeling unsure about asking for a plan reassessment. As a result, some participants are continuing with the same supports – even when their needs have changed. So what should you do if your circumstances are different or you need more supports? We explore when a reassessment might be needed and how to make a strong case for funding. Rollovers, new plans and reassessments explained. As you near the end of your current NDIS Plan, one of three things may happen: Plan rollover. Your plan continues for another period (usually 12 months) with no changes to funding or goals. Unspent funds are carried over. This may happen if the NDIS hasn’t finalised your new plan before the current one ends. New plan with the same supports. This may suit you if your situation is stable and your current supports are working well to help you pursue your goals It’s generally used when there are no major life changes expected in the next year. Plan reassessment. A formal review of your NDIS Plan and supports. It’s recommended if: The impact of your disability
