Plan management and support coordination belong to the NDIS service and are highly adopted by NDIS participants based on their specific needs. Both these services possess similar goals, yet the work ethic and limitations separate them from each other.
For enabling plan management, disabled people must come under the plan managed category, while accessing a support coordinator doesn't come under such limitations
However, due to the similarity between their meaning and some work functionalities, many assume they belong to the same category, and they often get confused between the two services.
To those who find it difficult to differentiate between Plan management vs. Support Coordination, here's a brief explanation of the two:
Plan management is one of the famous and widely adopted options NDIS participants use for managing their overall NDIS plan.
Enabling NDIS plan management service means you will get assisted by NDIS plan managers concerning your NDIS service funding-related tasks and financial administration.
A plan manager can handle various tasks related to the financial prospects of NDIS participants.
In short, plan managers are NDIS accountants who manage your NDIS funding and take Care of your budget so they won't get confused over billings, invoices, and paperwork.
You will be asked during the NDIS plan meeting by the NDIS officials whether you want to include plan management in your NDIS plan or not. It's up to your requirements. If you say yes, you will get a plan manager's support until you enrich your goal.
A Plan manager is responsible for the following tasks:
Support coordination is precisely the opposite of NDIS Plan Management service. In Plan Management, the service providers do all the necessary work on behalf of the participants.
But a support coordinator will only guide and support the NDIS participants and help them find the right NDIS service providers.
Here, irrespective of your NDIS status (Plan Managed or self-managed), you can access a support coordinator upon getting approval from the NDIS.
A support coordinator's primary job is to assist NDIS participants in implementing their NDIS plan in a better way, following necessary guidelines.
They help participants connect with the relevant NDIS services and service providers for the best possible support and results.
A support coordinator is responsible for the following:
If you are an NDIS participant looking to add either plan management or support coordination services to your NDIS plan, you can ask it during your NDIS planning meeting. Once NDIS approves your request, it will get included in your NDIS plan.
Before that, do consider the following questionnaire for a more transparent approach-
Admire Care is a registered NDIS service provider in Western Australia. We have the best management system and a large spectrum NDIS service in our inventory, which we urge disabled personnel to enroll in to improve their lives.
We provide top-notch NDIS plan management and NDIS support coordination services, allowing disabled people to better use their NDIS funds and support-related services in a broad and beneficial way.
If you want to learn more about plan management and support coordination service, we will assist you in understanding the key differences and help you choose the right plan based on your condition and goal.
For more information,call (+61 483 282 061) or email (info@admirecare.net.au)