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Easy Living Home Elevators
A registered provider for the National Disability Insurance Scheme
Easy Living Home Elevators is a registered supplier to participants who qualify for NDIS funding. As an accredited NDIS provider we can help you with expert advice on our whole range of mobility equipment and the models best suited to you and your needs.
Easy Living Home Elevators is registered for the following supports:
- Home Modification
- Personal Mobility Equipment
- Assist Products: care & safety
Our provider registration number is: 4050014944
What is the NDIS?
Accessing the NDIS
As the NDIS is introduced around Australia, you may have a few questions about how to access the Scheme and what to do to get started. To help you answer some of the more common questions, click here to watch the ‘Accessing the NDIS‘ animation.
National Disability Insurance Scheme?
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is the new way of providing support for people with disability, their families and carers in Australia.
The NDIS will provide about 460,000 Australians under the age of 65 with a permanent and significant disability with the reasonable and necessary supports they need to live an ordinary life.
As an insurance scheme, the NDIS takes a lifetime approach, investing in people with disability early to improve their outcomes later in life. By supporting people with disability achieve their goals, including independence, community involvement, employment and wellbeing. Supports may include personal care and support, access to the community, therapy services and essential equipment.
The NDIS helps people with disability to
Receive reasonable and necessary funded supports
The NDIS can pay for supports that are reasonable and necessary. This means they are related to a person’s disability and are required for them to live an ordinary life and achieve their goals.
Assistance from the NDIS is not means tested and has no impact on income support such as the Disability Support Pension and Carers Allowance.
To learn more about the NDIS download: About the NDIS
The roll out of the NDIS began on 1 July 2016 and is being introduced in stages around the country over the next three years to ensure it is successful and sustainable.
National Disability Insurance Scheme FAQs
You’ve been asking and we’ve been reading!
Answers to the questions you’ve asked.
The National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) is the agency that implements the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
Their priority is to ensure people with disability get the support that you need. The Agency will arrange for someone to work with you to develop your NDIS plan.
NDIS provides long-term, individualised support that is reasonable and necessary to meet the needs of people with permanent and significant disability.
To be eligible for the NDIS you will need to meet the age, residency, and disability or early intervention access requirements.
Eligibility depends on several factors including:
Disability requirement: you will be assessed based on the impact of your disability on functional capacity. Age: you have to be aged between 0-65 years old – if you’re already enrolled, once you turn 65, you can choose to continue with the NDIS.
You do not need to be registered with Disability Services, or any other Government department, to participate in the NDIS.
Only people who live in areas where the NDIS is currently being provided can register.
People can apply by completing an Access Request Form:Â www.ndis.gov.au/people-with-disability/access-requirements/completing-your-access-request-form
National rollout of the scheme is due to be completed by 2018-19. Based on NDIS information, details vary a little from State to State:
•   In NSW and Victoria the NDIS is being fully rolled out from 1 July 2016 to 30 June 2018
•   In Queensland the NDIS is being rolled out over a 3 year period
•   In SA from 1 February 2016 commenced being rolled out and this will be continued over 2 years
•   In Tasmania, from 1 July 2016 the NDIS is being rolled out by remaining age groups age over 3 years
•   In the ACT the NDIS commenced on 1 July2014 for people aged up to 65
•   In the NT the NDIS is being rolled out across a 3 year period
•   In WA the NDIS trial in the Perth Hills has been extended until 30 June 2017 and will expand into additional parts of WA.
For the latest information, check the NDIS website directly here:Â www.ndis.gov.au
Assistive technology (AT) is a device or system that assists someone with independence and safety to complete an everyday task. NDIS plans can include funding forAssistive technology, depending on what is reasonable and necessary to an individual’s disability.
It is your responsibility to contact Easy Living Home Elevators, your preferred service provider and advise us of your intention to receive our services.
You also must provide your NDIS number. This number will enable the Easy Living Home Elevators to start claiming the funds against your approved funds.
Source:Â www.ndis.gov.au
You can request support from Disability Services in any of the below ways:
Online:Â www.ndis.gov.au
By phone: Contact your local service centre and make a request over the phone with an intake officer on 1800 800 110Â
In person:Â You can go in person to your local service centre and a customer service adviser will help.
The National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) is able to connect you with community and mainstream supports to help you pursue your goals and aspirations, and participate in daily life.
There will be continuity of support provisions if you are not eligible for the NDIS and currently receive disability supports from the Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services.
The NDIS will change the way disability supports are funded and delivered. The NDIS is administered by one national agency, the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA), rather than multiple state-based disability service systems. Supports and services to help a person achieve their goals will be listed on their NDIS plan.
People will:
- Be funded for the reasonable and necessary supports they need to participate in daily life
- Have choice and control over how, when and where their supports are provided
- Be able to access a broader range of mainstream and community supports, as well as traditional disability supports.
People do not need to be registered with Disability Services, or any other Government department, to participate in the NDIS.
How To Purchase Under NDIS
Easy Living Home Elevators Provider Registration Number: 4050014944
Easy Living Home Elevators are proud to be a Registered NDIS provider and look forward to supporting people to achieve their goals.
STEP 1:Â LOOK AT YOUR PLAN: find out which categories/support areas your plan has.
Easy Living Home Elevators can only process NDIS claims if the funds are in the following Support Areas:
– Home Modification
– Personal Mobility Equipment
– Assist Prod-Pers Care/Safety
and you are located in the following states: ACT, NSW, QLD, SA, TAS, VIC, WA
(Please note: we are currently awaiting registration for NT participants)
STEP 2: CLAIMING PROCESS
Complete our specific NDIS Service Agreement form including a list of the services/products you wish to purchase.
DOWNLOAD NDIS Service Agreement form here.
Service Agreements can be made between you and Easy Living Home Elevators, or between another person (like a family member or friend) and Easy Living Home Elevators. Service Agreements are different from your NDIS plan. Your plan lists your NDIS supports and a Service Agreement is about delivering those supports.
Please make sure you attach a copy of your NDIS plan stating you have funding for the following Support Areas:
– Home Modification
– Personal Mobility Equipment
– Assist Prod-Pers Care/Safety
STEP 3:Â PAYMENTS
If the funding provided under the service agreement is managed by the participant
If the funding provided under the service agreement is managed by a plan nominee
If the funding provided under the service agreement is managed by the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA)
If the funding provided under the service agreement is managed by a registered plan management provider
Email your signed paperwork to sales@easy-living.com.au or make an enquiry.
Please contact the NDIA if you have any questions about Service Agreements.
We will place orders for elevators or conduct a service once we receive payment.
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