Preparing for an NDIS plan review
A plan review is easier when evidence, goals and daily support needs are clear before the meeting.
NDIS planning | 5 min read
Collect practical evidence
Useful evidence can include support logs, reports, therapy recommendations, risk notes, changed circumstances and examples of what happens when support is not available.
Connect support to goals
Explain how each support helps with daily living, community participation, independence, health, safety or skill-building.
Write down what has changed
Changes in home life, health, behaviour, work, school, family support or living arrangements can all affect support needs.
Common questions
Straight answers before you make a call, send a referral or change providers.
Can providers help prepare for a review?
A provider can share service information and help explain current supports, but formal plan advice may also involve a support coordinator or allied health professional.
What if my needs change before the review?
You may be able to request a reassessment. Collect evidence and speak with your coordinator or the NDIS.