Create Allied Health Services is a registered NDIS provider in Sydney, approved by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission to deliver supports and services to NDIS participants. Our registration means we have met the strict quality and safety standards set by the Commission, and we are subject to regular audits to ensure ongoing compliance.
Being a registered provider is more than a credential — it's a commitment to accountability, clinical excellence, and participant safety. Registered providers must comply with the NDIS Practice Standards and the NDIS Code of Conduct, which govern everything from service delivery and incident management to worker screening and complaints handling.
The difference between registered and unregistered providers matters. While unregistered providers can work with self-managed and plan-managed participants, only registered providers can accept agency-managed participants. Registered providers are also held to a higher standard of oversight, giving participants and their families greater confidence that the supports they receive are safe, effective, and delivered by qualified professionals.
As a registered NDIS provider, Create Allied Health offers a comprehensive range of clinical and allied health services across Sydney:
Working with a registered NDIS provider like Create Allied Health gives participants and their families important protections and benefits:
Create Allied Health was founded and is led by Kate Engledow, an AASW-registered clinical social worker and PhD candidate at the University of Sydney. Kate brings over 10 years of clinical experience across hospitals, community mental health, disability services, and the NDIS, with particular expertise in complex case management, psychosocial assessment, and systems navigation.
Our multidisciplinary team includes clinical social workers, occupational therapists, and allied health professionals who specialise in working with NDIS participants with complex needs. Every team member holds relevant professional registration and accreditation, and all staff have completed NDIS Worker Screening Checks.
We invest in ongoing professional development, clinical supervision, and evidence-based practice to ensure our team delivers the highest standard of support to every participant we work with.
Understanding how to use your NDIS funding with a registered provider is straightforward. Our services are typically funded under the following NDIS categories:
How you access our services depends on how your NDIS plan is managed:
Your support coordinator or plan manager can confirm which funding categories apply to your plan and help set up a service agreement with us.
Our registered NDIS services are available face-to-face across Greater Sydney, including:
We work closely with private and public hospitals across Greater Sydney, providing in-reach services and coordinated discharge planning for NDIS participants.
We also provide telehealth services nationally for clients in regional NSW and across Australia.
Accessing our services as a registered NDIS provider is simple:
An NDIS registered provider is an organisation that has been approved by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission to deliver supports and services to NDIS participants. Registered providers must meet strict quality and safety standards, undergo regular audits, and comply with the NDIS Code of Conduct and Practice Standards. Registration ensures participants receive safe, high-quality services from vetted professionals.
Yes. Create Allied Health Services is a registered NDIS provider, so you can use your NDIS funding with us regardless of how your plan is managed. We work with plan-managed, self-managed, and agency-managed participants. Your plan manager or support coordinator can set up a service agreement with us directly.
Registered NDIS providers have been vetted and approved by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission, meeting strict quality and safety standards. They undergo regular audits and can accept agency-managed participants. Unregistered providers can only work with self-managed or plan-managed participants and are not subject to the same level of oversight and quality assurance processes.
You can verify a provider's NDIS registration by searching the NDIS Provider Finder on the NDIS website, asking the provider for their registration number, or contacting the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission directly. A registered provider should be able to provide their registration details upon request.
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