195 reactions · 62 comments | Looming price changes to the National Disability Insurance Scheme means some children may go without. A slash in travel claims is proving the most difficult change which will make it harder for people with the most complex needs to get the care they need. To read the full story or stay in the know with news you care about, download the ABC NEWS app via the link in our bio. #ABCNewsACT #abccanberra #NDIS #health | ABC Canberra | Facebook

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The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) has decided to lower price limits for physiotherapy supports, despite already straining the healthcare system. This change is unsustainable. ‘The intention of the scheme is to enable person-centred supports, choice and control, and to meet the unique and complex needs of people living with disability. Without fair and sustainable pricing, the sector will lose the highly skilled clinicians needed to deliver this care,’ said APA National President Dr

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