The National Disability Insurance Agency has released an updated version of the NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits (Price Guide) which will take effect from 24 November 2025.
Changes to the Price Guide include:
removal of measures introduced to address COVID-19;
clarification on supports that can be funded by the NDIS;
changes to claiming rules regarding provider travel, including to reflect updates to the Modified Monash Model;
changes to how group-based supports are claimed;
as well as other changes.
These are the latest in a series of major changes to what services NDIS providers can provide in exchange for funding, along with the prices and charging terms for that service.
What to do
Providers are responsible for monitoring for changes to the Price Guide and other laws, and making any changes necessary to comply with those changed requirements by the time they take effect. We recommend that providers carefully check the new Price Guide to find out whether there are any changes that may impact your services and charging arrangements, including any updates that might need to be made to your service agreement template as a result.
Need help?
If you’re unsure about how changes to the Price Guide will impact your services and charging arrangements, we can help. We are leading NDIS law experts and regularly help providers made sure they stay compliant with pricing and charging restrictions.
Some of our most popular services are NDIS service agreement upgrades - to ensure your contracts are working hard to manage risk and support your growth and compliance - along with a subscription review service - to give you peace of mind that experts are regularly reviewing and updating your template against any changes to your legal requirements.
Contact us today on 02 9199 4563 or info@kinnylegal.com to find out more.
This blog post does not constitute legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. It is a general commentary on matters that may be of interest to you. Formal legal or other professional advice should be sought before acting or relying on any matter arising from this communication.
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