Capital Guardians is a Plan Manager throughout Australia.
To keep options open and retain flexibility and control of how NDIS funds are spent, NDIS participants can request Plan Management without any cost or impact on the existing NDIS Plan.
Invoices Paid Daily
We pay service providers and reimburse claims every day.
All you have to do is approve invoices.
Pay Fast
We claim and pay service providers daily
Tracking
Track real-time expenditure and monthly statements
Connected
Search and link with service providers and our responsive team
No Paper
No lost invoices and access to your account from any device
Secure
Have peace of mind your information is protected
Testimonials
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Maha Ramzy, Pharmacist Service Provider
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Jane, NDIS Support Coordinator
FAQs
Most frequent questions and answers
To be plan managed, you must have ‘Improved Life Choices’ included in your NDIS plan, which covers all plan management fees so there is no cost to you.
If you have an upcoming planning meeting or review, be sure to request Improved Life Choices is included in your plan.
If you have a current plan that does not have Improved Life Choices included, you can request a review of your NDIS plan to have plan management included.
No cost. Being plan managed means no out of pocket costs to you.
When you request Improved Life Choices be included in your plan, the NDIA will cover all plan management fees. This includes the initial set up cost (per plan) as we support your transition to plan management, as well as our flat rate monthly fees.
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