NDIS allied health billing: OT, physio and speech claims explained
Allied health sits under Improved Daily Living in a participant's Capacity Building budget, but each discipline - occupational therapy, physiotherapy, speech pathology, psychology, exercise physiology, dietetics - has its own support item number and its own hourly price cap under the NDIS pricing arrangements. A provider working across more than one discipline, or a practice employing several, needs every invoice to reflect the right one.
Report writing and travel
On top of session time, allied health claims often include report writing and travel, each billable separately and each capped. Missing these or bundling them into the session rate under-claims for the work actually done.
Telehealth vs in-person
Some allied health supports - psychology, dietetics - can be delivered remotely, which affects how the claim is coded. Getting the delivery mode right on the invoice matters for both compliance and for the participant's plan manager to process it without a query.
How Juste handles multi-discipline billing
Juste applies the correct 2026-27 support item number and price cap for each discipline automatically, covers session time, report writing and travel as separate line items, and flags telehealth vs in-person correctly - so multi-discipline invoicing doesn't rely on you remembering every code.
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Juste for allied health providersThis article is general information dated 23 October 2026, not financial advice. Juste is operated by Leah Justyce Art Gallery ABN 73 658 665 321.