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NDIS July Price Changes

What changed in the Pricing Arrangements on 1 July, side by side.

The NDIS Pricing Arrangements are refreshed each year, and the changes take effect at the start of July. This tool lines up the current and prior versions so you can see, code by code, which price limits moved, which items are new, and which have been retired. It reports the differences and dates them.

What the diff shows

For each support item the tool shows the prior price limit beside the current one, so a rise or a fall is visible at a glance. It also lists items that appear for the first time and items that no longer exist in the current arrangements.

Providers use this to update rate cards and templates before the new arrangements bite. Plan managers use it to explain why a familiar line now sits at a different limit. Both are reading the same published change.

Why the annual refresh matters

A price limit is the most a provider can charge for a support, so when it moves, invoices and quotes have to keep up. A code that retires needs replacing with its successor, which the diff helps you find.

Every figure here comes straight from the two published documents, dated to the year each applies. The tool reports what changed; how you update your own rates and paperwork is your call.

Compare the Pricing Arrangements side by side to see what changed on 1 July: price limits, new codes, and retired codes.

Interactive version coming soon

The interactive diff is on the way. It will line up the current and prior Pricing Arrangements and list every price-limit change and every new or retired code.

How it works

  1. Open the side-by-side view of the current and prior arrangements.
  2. Scan the price-limit column for items that moved.
  3. Check the lists of new and retired codes.
  4. Update your rate card, quotes, and templates to match.

What it cannot tell you

  • What you should charge. The price limit is a ceiling, not a set rate.
  • Which successor code replaces a retired one for your service. Confirm that in the current arrangements.
  • How a change affects a specific plan. That depends on the plan and its dates.

Official sources

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