Understand your intended services
Talk through who you want to support, what you plan to offer and how your team will deliver it. We help identify the questions that need resolving for your intended scope.
REGISTRATION GUIDANCE
NDIS provider registration support.
Planning to become a registered NDIS provider? My Companion Health helps you prepare your provider application, self-assessment and supporting documents, with practical guidance from an NDIS registration consultant.
Prepare your NDIS registration application.
Whether you are just starting or already gathering information, our registration support team helps connect your intended services, business arrangements and application materials.
Organise your application information
Bring together the information about your organisation and the people responsible for it. We help you see what you have and what still needs attention.
Prepare your self-assessment
Work through how your organisation intends to operate and what your documents and evidence need to explain. The content should reflect your own business.
Your business. A shared understanding.
You stay involved throughout preparation. Our role is to make the work easier to understand and coordinate, with a scope agreed before we begin.
Start with what you know
Tell us about your experience, intended services and team. If something is not decided, we can make that part of the conversation.
Review the details together
You check your business information, help shape the documents and understand the content before it is used in your application.
Connect the next pieces
Where included in your consulting scope, we connect your application preparation with tailored Policies, Forms and Templates and practical audit preparation.
Consulting supports preparation. The NDIS Commission makes registration decisions, and an approved independent quality auditor undertakes the formal audit. We do not promise a registration outcome or a fixed approval date.
Documents that reflect how you work.
Explore how tailored NDIS policies and procedures, forms and templates support your application and everyday practice.
Your questions, answered.
Start by defining your intended supports and checking the applicable registration requirements. Prepare your organisation and key personnel information, self-assessment and evidence for the NDIS Commission application, then arrange the required independent quality audit. The Commission assesses the application and makes the registration decision.
Your preparation budget may include consulting, document work and an independent audit. The amount depends on your intended services, existing preparation and agreed scope. We discuss our consulting fees before work begins; your chosen auditor provides a separate quote.
Timing depends on your preparation, audit arrangements and the Commission’s assessment. Missing information or follow-up work can affect the process. We discuss the work we can help with, but do not promise an approval date.
No. The free initial consultation is a place to discuss your ideas, questions and current preparation. Bring what you have, and we can talk about the support that would be useful.
Yes. Tell us what you have completed and where you need help. We can discuss an appropriate scope for reviewing your preparation and supporting the remaining work.
We help you explore your intended scope and relevant preparation. Your service choices must reflect your organisation’s actual capabilities, people and applicable requirements. Any professional qualifications or service-specific requirements need to be considered for that scope.
No. Consulting and independent audit services are separate. We explain our scope and fees before work starts and discuss any separate costs relevant to your preparation.
Official guidance: Applying for registration — NDIS Commission
Let’s talk about the provider you want to become.
A free consultation is a useful place to begin.