Can agency-managed participants book?

Yes. We are a registered NDIS provider, so the NDIA can pay our invoices directly for agency-managed plans.

Do you write reports for plan reviews?

Yes, on request. Tell us before the visit so we can gather what the report needs.

Why is my invoice a different shape to the private price list?

The NDIS sets a maximum hourly price and we are not allowed to charge a participant more than it. So your visit is billed by the time it takes, not at our flat private fee. For a half-hour visit that works out cheaper than the private price.

NDIS podiatry at home

Podiatry sits under Improved Daily Living or Improved Health and Wellbeing in most plans. If getting to appointments is part of what makes things hard, a home visit removes that problem entirely.

What your plan pays

The NDIS price limit for podiatry is $188.99 an hour in 2026–27. We bill your plan by the time the visit takes, at or under that limit. You pay nothing out of pocket.

Service	Item	Fee	Your plan pays	You pay
First home visit, 45 minutes	15_619_0128_1_3	$141.74	$141.74	$0
Follow-up home visit, 30 minutes	15_619_0128_1_3	$94.50	$94.50	$0
Travel to and from you, per hour	15_619_0128_1_3	$94.50	$94.50	$0

The fee is payable either way

Every rebate on this page depends on your eligibility being valid and current on the day of the visit. In most cases we bill the full fee and you are responsible for claiming back whatever rebate you are entitled to.

If the plan has lapsed, the referral has run out, the annual limit is used up, the funding is not approved or the card is not current, there is no rebate and the full fee is payable on the day. We will tell you what we can see, but we cannot confirm your entitlement — only your fund, your plan manager, your provider or Medicare can do that. Check before you book if you are not sure.

$188.99 an hour is the national price limit for podiatry under Therapeutic Supports. We do not charge above it.
Provider travel for therapy supports is billed at half the support rate, so $94.50 an hour. We only claim travel where your plan allows it, and we tell you before the first visit what it will be.
Podiatry usually sits under Capacity Building — Improved Daily Living, or Improved Health and Wellbeing. Your plan manager can confirm which line yours comes from.
Registered NDIS provider, so agency-managed, plan-managed and self-managed participants can all book.

Figures from NDIS — pricing arrangements and price limits. Checked 21 August 2026. Government fees change — if you find a figure here that is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.

Who we can see

All three, because we are a registered NDIS provider. Agency-managed, plan-managed and self-managed participants can all book. Agency-managed plans need a registered provider, which rules most mobile podiatrists out.

What a visit covers

Nail and skin care, footwear advice, pressure and pain management, and assessment of anything affecting how you walk. Reports for your plan review are available on request.

Booking

Ring or email with your plan management details. Plan managers are invoiced directly; self-managed participants are invoiced and claim it back.

Common questions

Can agency-managed participants book?: Yes. We are a registered NDIS provider, so the NDIA can pay our invoices directly for agency-managed plans.
Do you write reports for plan reviews?: Yes, on request. Tell us before the visit so we can gather what the report needs.
Why is my invoice a different shape to the private price list?: The NDIS sets a maximum hourly price and we are not allowed to charge a participant more than it. So your visit is billed by the time it takes, not at our flat private fee. For a half-hour visit that works out cheaper than the private price.