
The NDIS Bill has passed. What now for Allied Health providers
Tighter reassessments, Minister-set pricing, a 90 day claiming window and a funding cut that lands in the same month as a wage rise.
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Analysis on policy, legislation and funding changes for Australian Allied Health providers.

Tighter reassessments, Minister-set pricing, a 90 day claiming window and a funding cut that lands in the same month as a wage rise.

A 10 per cent CBDA cut, Minister-set pricing, a new evidence test for reports and the start of the Thriving Kids transition. Here is the practical version.

NSW will commission Not For Profits to deliver Thriving Kids. The procurement policy behind that decision, and what private practices can realistically do.

Butler's National Press Club address did not mention Allied Health once. The reform summary published beside it did. What that gap means before the budget.

Three risks are converging. Most providers aren't modelling any of them. Almost none are modelling what happens when they overlap.

How a lack of standards created a market failure, shaped a profession, and why the overcorrection isn't the answer either

The Advisory Group report is the clearest view yet of how Thriving Kids will work. What it solves, how commissioning fits and what it means in practice.

A year of hard advocacy has not shifted outcomes. Why that is, and how grounding the case in evidence and public value would make the next round land.

Support needs assessments, the I-CAN tool and Thriving Kids will change report writing and service delivery. The risks to manage and where the opportunity sits.

An honest read on the pricing changes, how the sector is being perceived and why influencing reform means moving from emotion to strategy.
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