Author name: Vlad Gaina

The Australian government has recently announced that platform providers, support coordinators, and Supported Independent Living (SIL) providers will soon be required to register with the NDIS Commission. This change represents a significant shift in the disability support sector, and while it may not be surprising, it will undoubtedly bring about challenges for many NDIS providers.  […]

In today’s fast-paced business environment, efficient financial management is crucial for success. Integrating finance and payroll systems is a key strategy that can significantly enhance operational efficiency and accuracy. Two common methods for achieving this integration are CSV (Comma-Separated Values) and API (Application Programming Interface) integrations. This blog explores the benefits and methods of integrating

The NDIS price guide for 2024 includes several important changes and updates aimed at enhancing service delivery and support for participants.  These changes are part of ongoing efforts to refine and improve the NDIS framework, ensuring the needs of individuals with disabilities are more accurately met, while supporting fair and competitive remuneration for support workers.

Every July 1st, SCHADS and Nurses Awards pay rates are updated. This annual adjustment ensures that employees in the Social, Community, Home Care, and Disability Services sectors are fairly compensated. For NDIS service providers, it’s crucial have these pay rate updates reflected in their payroll systems to maintain compliance and avoid financial discrepancies. Fortunately, our

The new NDIA participant/provider portal PACE is up and running as of the 31st of October. The gradual full rollout is an estimated 18 months out but may be longer depending on how provider and participant feedback will affect upcoming improvements. VisiCase Australia has updated its CMS solution for current customers (and all prospective customers)

Telstra Health’s decision to discontinue support for various software products is having a significant impact among Australian aged care providers, forcing them to have to quickly seek an alternative solution to find a replacement to ensure the uninterrupted delivery of services to their customers. With Community Connect being the first to be discontinued in September