Medication Audits Under 0138. What SIL Providers Actually Need to Prove
Most providers think a failed audit means something went wrong in their house. It rarely does. What usually fails is not the care. It is the proof of the care. And under the new 0138 standards, one missing signature on one medication chart is genuinely enough to bring a certification audit undone. If that sentence […]
The 1 July NDIS Changes Are Live. Here Is What Actually Needs Doing This Week
Three weeks after the biggest NDIS reset in years, there is a specific moment happening in inboxes across the country. A provider looks at everything that landed on 1 July, feels the size of it, and thinks, I will get to that properly next week. That is the moment worth talking about, because next week […]
The New SIL Practice Standards. What They Mean For Your Business, Your Audit, and Your Registration
If you deliver Supported Independent Living, the way your business is assessed just changed. The NDIS Commission released the draft SIL Practice Standards in May. 4 new domains. 4 new areas an auditor will sit across the table from your team and want evidence for. They’re enforceable from 1 July 2026. They sit on top […]
NDIS Worker Training Requirements. What’s Law Now, What’s Proposed, and Exactly What SIL Providers Must Do
Most disability providers have a training system that looks fine on paper and has never actually been tested. Someone completed the Worker Orientation Module at induction. First aid certificates are somewhere on file. A training register exists. And if an auditor asked about training tomorrow, the honest answer from most providers is that they’re not […]
The NDIS Bill: Submissions Just Reopened
If you have been following the NDIS Amendment Bill and felt like the chance to say something had already passed you by, it has not. The window just reopened. On 29 June, the Senate committee examining this Bill agreed to accept submissions again, right up until 10 July 2026. So you have a short window, […]
Short Term Accommodation under the 2026-27 NDIS Pricing Schedule
Most providers think a pricing change is something that happens to their invoicing software. Type in the new numbers, move on. That is not what this one is. From 1 July 2026 the way you build a Short Term Accommodation claim changes shape entirely. Providers who treat this as a number swap are going to […]
SCHADS 2026-27 Versus the New NDIS Pricing Schedule: What the Gap Actually Looks Like in Your Business
Wages just went up 4.77%. The NDIS price limits also increased. But the two numbers are not moving at the same rate, and that gap is where your margin lives or dies. Every year providers wait for the Fair Work Commission decision. Every year they check the new NDIS pricing schedule. Most stop there. The […]
The 2026-27 NDIS Pricing Schedule Is Live. Here Is What Changed and What You Need to Do Before 1 July.
The new NDIS Pricing Schedule is effective 1 July 2026. This is the document that sets the maximum rates for every support you deliver under the NDIS. It determines what you can claim, what you can bill, and what you can legitimately put in a service agreement. If your agreements, your billing system, and your […]
You Built a Business. And You Haven’t Become the Person It Needs Yet.
The version of you that built this business is not the same version that gets to lead it at the next level. And the gap between those 2 people is where most people get stuck. I felt this for a long time. I just thought I was being responsible. Being thorough. I was the one […]
SIL Mandatory Registration and the New Practice Standards: What 1 July 2026 Actually Means
The mandatory SIL registration timeline has been published. Here is what it means, and what to do about it depending on where your business sits. If you deliver Supported Independent Living, this affects you. 1 July 2026 is close. The providers who come out of this in good shape will be the ones who work […]