22 providers on the NDIS Commission register delivering therapy services in SA.
Allied health delivered under the NDIS: occupational therapy, speech pathology, physiotherapy, psychology, dietetics, and early childhood supports. Therapists work out what is getting in the way, work with you on it, and write the reports that often decide what goes into your next plan.
Therapy usually sits under Capacity Building, Improved Daily Living. Reports for plan reviews are generally billed against that same budget, so allow for them when you plan your hours for the year.
Because South Australia trialled the NDIS with children first, its paediatric allied health sector is better developed than the state's size suggests. That helps if you are after early childhood supports, occupational therapy or speech pathology for a child. Adult services are less distinctive, and regional access still leans on telehealth and visiting clinicians.
Most allied health professionals are registered with AHPRA but not with the NDIS Commission. The two are completely different things. If you are plan-managed or self-managed you can see them either way. If you are agency-managed, you can only use NDIS-registered providers, which narrows the field a long way.
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Allied health: OT, speech, physio, psychology.
Providers on this page appear on the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission's register of registered providers. Registration is not an endorsement, and it is not the same as a recommendation from us. Check that a provider suits your needs before you commit.