A headline about NDIS pricing does not explain what a particular support will cost. Start with the official source, then ask how any change relates to your own agreement.
The NDIA’s pricing page says the maximum prices in its schedules apply to NDIA-managed and plan-managed participants.[2] Check the current guidance for your funding arrangements rather than assuming one rule fits everyone.
1. Check the effective date
Look for the date a pricing document takes effect—not just the date someone shared it. An older PDF may still appear in search results. The official source is linked below so you can check the current version.
2. Ask which support is being quoted
Request the support item, unit, quantity and proposed rate. Ask for a plain-language explanation of anything you do not recognise, including separate charges.
3. Confirm your agreed price
Do not assume a published maximum is automatically the price in your agreement. Ask what you have agreed to pay, whether a variation is proposed and when it would start.
For questions about a quote for our home and community supports, contact Raya before agreeing to a change. This article does not quote Raya’s rates or announce an increase.
General information only; check current official guidance and your individual arrangements.
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