The Common
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General information only — not medical or care advice. Compare provider profiles and speak with your care coordinator or assessor about what is right for your situation.
NDIS providers in The Common at a glance
Top services offered
- Allied Health: 5 providers
- Cleaning: 3 providers
- Domestic Assistance: 3 providers
- Personal Care: 3 providers
- Respite Care: 3 providers
- SIL & SDA: 3 providers
Funding types accepted
- NDIA-managed (registered providers): 5 providers
- Plan-managed: 5 providers
- Self-managed: 5 providers
Only NDIS-registered providers can be paid from NDIA-managed plans. Plan-managed and self-managed participants can use registered and unregistered providers.
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Frequently asked questions
How many NDIS providers are in The Common?
FindMyHelp lists 5 NDIS providers that service The Common (QLD 4701).
Are the NDIS providers in The Common registered?
Yes. All 5 providers listed for The Common are NDIS-registered according to the registration data we hold.
What services do providers in The Common offer?
The most common services among providers listed for The Common are Allied Health (5), Cleaning (3), Domestic Assistance (3), Personal Care (3), Respite Care (3) and SIL & SDA (3). Numbers show how many listed providers offer each service.
Which NDIS funding types can The Common providers accept?
5 registered providers can be used with NDIA-managed plans. All 5 listed providers can be used by plan-managed and self-managed participants. Check with each provider that they are taking new clients under your plan type.
Are there providers in suburbs near The Common?
Yes. Nearby QLD suburbs with listed providers include Mount Archer, Berserker, Central Queensland University, Frenchville and Greenlake.
How do I find an available provider in The Common?
Send one free care request on FindMyHelp with your suburb and the support you need. Providers who cover The Common and have availability can respond, and you choose who to talk to.