Not always. Unregistered providers can work with self-managed or plan-managed participants. However, registration is required to deliver NDIA-managed supports or higher-risk services. We help you assess whether registration is the right path for your business.

This depends on the service, but generally we start with a review of your current systems, policies, service delivery model, and registration goals. We guide you through each step and let you know exactly what’s required.

Timeframes vary. While applications can take several months to be approved, we typically help providers become audit-ready within 4–6 weeks, ensuring submissions are accurate and complete to avoid unnecessary delays.

We work with a wide range of providers, including community access, SIL, support coordination, and other registered and unregistered service models. Our approach is adapted to suit your specific supports.

Yes. We regularly support providers who have received non-conformances or failed audits by identifying gaps, implementing corrective actions, and preparing evidence to meet NDIS Practice Standards.