NDIS Phone Planning Meetings
Here are some tips to make sure that you get the most out of a phone planning meeting:
- Make sure you know when your phone appointment is, and who it will be with.
- Find a quiet place to have the call where you can focus. Planning meetings can take over an hour depending on your situation.
- Make sure you have your phone with you, it is charged, and you are in a space with good reception.
- Have any reports or assessments with you.
- If possible, send them to your early childhood partner, LAC, or NDIA planner before the call.
- If you want a friend, family member, or someone to help you with the meeting, make sure they are available.
- Make sure that only one person talks at a time.
During the NDIS Phone Planning Meeting
- It’s okay to ask the person running your planning meeting to stop, repeat, or explain things. Sometimes it can be harder to communicate over the phone.
- They will ask proof of identity questions to confirm they are speaking with the right person.
- They will guide you through the planning process, but take notes and ask any questions you have along the way.
After the NDIS Phone Planning Meeting
If there is anything important that you didn’t let the NDIS know, you can email or call your early childhood partner, LAC, or NDIA planner using the contact details they gave you.
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