ST GILES SOCIETY INC
Trading name of ST GILES SOCIETY LIMITED
About ST GILES SOCIETY INC
Proudly delivering disability support and therapy to Tasmanians living with disability since 1937. We’re here to help.
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Note: ST GILES SOCIETY INC is registered to deliver multiple NDIS support categories beyond plan management. Google reviews may reflect their broader range of services and are not specific to plan management.
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Is ST GILES SOCIETY INC NDIS registered?
Yes. ST GILES SOCIETY INC is registered with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission as an approved plan management provider. You can verify their registration at the official NDIS provider finder.
How much does plan management through ST GILES SOCIETY INC cost?
By NDIS regulation, plan management fees are paid from a dedicated Improved Life Choices line item in your plan. You do not pay ST GILES SOCIETY INC directly — there is no out-of-pocket cost to participants.
Does ST GILES SOCIETY INC operate in Tasmania?
ST GILES SOCIETY INC is based in Tasmania. Most plan management is handled remotely via phone, email and online systems, so they can support participants across multiple locations.
Can I switch to a different plan manager?
Yes. Switching plan managers is free and does not require an NDIS plan review. You can change at any time by providing written notice to your current provider, then signing with your new plan manager. ST GILES SOCIETY INC can assist with the transition process.
Questions to ask ST GILES SOCIETY INC
- Does this provider serve Tasmania, or only certain regions?
- How quickly are invoices usually processed? (Some managers pay in 2–3 days, others take 2–3 weeks.)
- Do they offer communication in your preferred language?
- Is there a dedicated contact person, or a shared inbox?
- Do they offer a client portal or app to track spending in real time?