NDIS Plan Reassessment (Plan Review)

Your NDIS journey doesn’t end once you have a plan in place. Over time, your needs, goals, and circumstances may change. That’s where an NDIS Plan reassessment (formerly called plan review) comes in.

What is a plan reassessment?

A plan reassessment is a process where the NDIS checks:

• How your supports are working for you.

• Whether your goals have changed.

• If you need more, less, or different funding.

When does it happen?

• Typically, reassessments happen every 12 months.

• You can also request one sooner if your situation changes (e.g., health, living arrangements, or support needs).

How to prepare for a reassessment

1. Gather reports – from therapists, doctors, or support coordinators to show your progress and needs.

2. Review your goals – think about what you’ve achieved and what’s next.

3. Track your funding use – show how your current plan is supporting you.

4. Highlight changes – be clear about any new challenges or supports required.

Why is it important?

Reassessments ensure your plan continues to meet your evolving needs. They are your opportunity to adjust your supports and funding so you can keep moving forward in life.

👉 Takeaway: A plan reassessment is not something to fear – it’s your chance to make sure your NDIS plan stays aligned with your goals and lifestyle.