Phone
02 4044 0540
Email
office@hunterdisabilityservices.com.au
Address
23/25 Cross St South Maitland NSW 2320
Postal Address
PO Box 674, Maitland NSW 2320
Hunter Disability Services Pty Ltd is an
Hunter Disability Services is a local provider
We work with clients to
Hunter Disability Services is a registered NDIS Provider | Hunter Disability Services' extensive experience delivering NDIS supports allows us to strengthen participant’s abilities to participate in the community & build their capacity to achieve greater independence. We pride ourselves on our longstanding presence across the Hunter since the NDIS began in our region. When joining the HDS family, you can be assured that as we are a registered provider, your safety and wellbeing is our highest priority with regular Quality & Safeguard audits. We are built upon four core principles: CHOICE, CONTROL, QUALITY & SAFETY |
Hunter Disability Services is a local provider offering honest, expert advice and reliable, quality services. We work with clients to achieve the future they choose.
We offer a seamless, one stop journey from the moment you contact us.
Our dedicated NDIS coordinators & case managers are ready to answer all your questions, assess your eligibility and assist you with your NDIS journey.
To see further information about the current services we provide, follow the 'Our Services' tab at the top of this page.
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HDS will apply NDIS prices / hourly rates for all supports provided as outlined in the NDIS Support Catalogue (2023-2024). Where Temporary Transformation Payment rates apply to a support item, HDS will charge at that rate.
Click here NDIS Support Catalogue 2023 / 2024
What is TTP and How Will It Affect Me?
In 2019, the NDIS Price Guide introduced a number of changes to improve sustainability of the industry. One of the most notable changes was the introduction of Temporary Transformation Payment (TTP) rates. This meant that providers were able to charge a higher rate for services without affecting participants’ funding or supports.
So, what exactly is Temporary Transformation Payment (TTP) 2023 / 2024 and what does it mean for me, the participant?
TTP is a 1.5% loading (2023 / 2024) on top of the base price limit laid out in the NDIS Price Guide. TTP rates are included in the support catalogue as separate line items.
In a nutshell:
TTP replaced Temporary Support Overheads (TSO) loading, which was put in place initially for providers to be able to cope with costs associated with transitioning from block funding to NDIS funding. Even with this in place, many providers have had trouble operating at current and previous price points.
There are a number of contributing factors that have caused this strain on providers, including: higher overheads since NDIS rollout, challenges adapting to unit pricing from block funding, lower utilisation of workers and higher labour costs.
With TTP funding, we’re optimistic that the industry can begin to stabilise, giving clients security that their much-needed services will be delivered sustainably for the foreseeable future.
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