The NDIS Commission works with providers to improve the quality and safety of NDIS services and supports. The NDIS Code of Conduct sets out expectations for appropriate and ethical conduct in the provision of supports and services. The commission regulates NDIS suppliers, provides national coherence, promotes safety and quality services, resolves problems and identifies areas for improvement.
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Does the ndis provider finder provide information about provider locations or availability?
The supplier search tool, available on myplace's provider and participant portals, offers both suppliers and participants the ability to search for suppliers by name, location and group of services or professionals. The locations of the suppliers are shown on a map (unless the supplier has chosen to have their address deleted).
What are the responsibilities of a ndis provider?
Responsibilities of NDIS suppliers: charging within price limits and price agreements as specified in the NDIS price agreements and price limits. Declare prices to participants before providing a service.
