Registered provider
A registered provider is an organisation that has gone through the NDIS Commission's registration process for the supports it delivers.
A registered provider is an organisation that has gone through the NDIS Commission’s registration process and holds NDIS Practice Standards certification for the registration groups it operates under.
Registration is what allows a provider to hold service bookings and be paid directly under agency-managed funding. Self-managed and plan-managed participants can also choose registered providers, but are not limited to them.
Registration status is a fact recorded on the NDIS Commission’s public register, and a listing there is not the same as an endorsement of quality by this site.
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