One scheme participant tells how he was quoted $800 for a wheelchair fix a panel beater did for free
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Dodgy NDIS providers will be in the sights of a new taskforce that will target businesses charging exorbitant prices for services, support and equipment.
The taskforce, made up of the consumer watchdog and two national disability insurance scheme agencies, will target differential pricing – a practice whereby providers charge people on the scheme a higher price than those who aren’t.
Continue reading…One scheme participant tells how he was quoted $800 for a wheelchair fix a panel beater did for freeFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our morning and afternoon news emails,free app or daily news podcastDodgy NDIS providers will be in the sights of a new taskforce that will target businesses charging exorbitant prices for services, support and equipment.The taskforce, made up of the consumer watchdog and two national disability insurance scheme agencies, will target differential pricing – a practice whereby providers charge people on the scheme a higher price than those who aren’t.Sign up for Guardian Australia’s free morning and afternoon email newsletters for your daily news roundup Continue reading…