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4 Simple Steps to Becoming a Registered NDIS Provider

Our comprehensive 4-step guide empowers you to navigate the registration process with confidence and efficiency, propelling your success to new heights.

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1

Pick Correct Registration Groups

We assist you in maximising your registration groups based on your qualifications, enabling you to make an informed choice that aligns with your business goals and demonstrates your unwavering commitment to delivering quality services. Click here for NDIS registration groups.
2

Filling in the Application

Our expert guidance will lead you through each step of the meticulous application requirements, guaranteeing that your submission is comprehensive, polished, and leaves a lasting impression. Rest assured, we'll ensure your application stands out from the crowd.
3

Choose an Approved Quality Auditor

Select from our carefully curated list of approved quality auditors. These industry experts will meticulously evaluate your organisation, highlighting your commitment to exceptional standards and positioning you as a trusted provider.
4

Receive the Application Outcome

Anticipate the moment of triumph as the NDIS Commission reviews your application. Upon successful evaluation, you’ll be awarded a prestigious certificate of registration, solidifying your eligibility to serve NDIS participants and signalling your commitment to excellence.

We help you become Registered NDIS Provider with ease!

Don’t waste your time and money on outdated, ineffective approaches to NDIS registration. Let Providerly guide you through the complex maze of eligibility checks, online applications, policies, and procedures with ease and efficiency. Our team of expert consultants will work with you to ensure your business meets all the necessary criteria and stands out from the competition. And with our 100% money-back guarantee, you can rest assured that you’re in safe hands.

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Why choose Providerly?

Choose Providerly and experience the benefits of expert guidance, tailored solutions, and a 100% success audit rate, all backed by a money-back guarantee.

Expert Guidance

Our experienced NDIS consultants will guide you step-by-step, ensuring compliance with NDIS regulations.

Tailored Solutions

Our team crafts tailored NDIS application answers and supporting documentation to fit your business needs.

100% Audit Success Rate

We've helped many happy clients with a 100% audit success rate, ensuring your compliance with NDIS regulations.

Money-Back Guarantee

We're confident in our ability to help you become an NDIS registered provider. If you don't pass the NDIS audit, we'll refund our fees.

Any questions?

Please read our frequently asked questions, or get in touch to find out more.

How to become NDIS Provider?

To become an NDIS provider, you need to follow the registration process set by the NDIS. This involves completing the online application, meeting eligibility criteria, and providing the necessary documentation and policies tailored to your services. Let Providerly help you complete NDIS Registration with ease. Schedule a call today!

Cost of becoming an NDIS provider?

While it’s free to lodge an application with the NDIS, a verification audit may cost between $900 and $1500, and a certification audit may cost between $3000 and $5000. You can request a quote from more than one auditor to help you make your decision. Schedule a call today!

How long does it take to become an NDIS provider?

The timeframe to become an NDIS provider can vary depending on factors such as the complexity of your application and the NDIS processing times. Generally, it takes several weeks to a few months to complete the registration process. However, the actual duration can vary on a case-by-case basis. Patience and thorough preparation are key during this period. Schedule a call today!

How much do NDIS providers get paid?

NDIS provider payments can vary depending on several factors, such as the type of support provided, location, complexity, and duration of services. Providers are typically paid based on a set price guide determined by the NDIS, which outlines the price limits for various support categories. Click here for latest NDIS Price Guide