CHM - Practical Completion
06_182495321_0111_2_2
This is the final payment made to a builder or contractor once a complex home modification project is fully completed and all work meets the required standard. Practical completion means the work is finished to a satisfactory level and you can begin using your modified home. This payment forms part of your NDIS Home Modifications funding.
CHM - Practical Completion — Support Category 6: Home Modifications and Specialised Disability Accommodation (SDA). Registration Group: 0111 – Home Modification Design And Construction. Pricing Type: Quotable Supports. Unit of Measure: Each (E). As defined in the NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits 2025-26.
Price Limits (2025-26)
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Support Rules & Flags
Item Details
- Item Code
- 06_182495321_0111_2_2
- Registration Group
- Home Modification Design And Construction (0111)
- Support Category
- Home Modifications and Specialised Disability Accommodation (SDA)
- Unit of Measure
- Each (E)
- Support Type
- Quotable Supports
- Effective From
- 1 July 2025
When to use this code
Use this code for home modifications that improve accessibility for the participant. This can include installing ramps, grab rails, accessible bathrooms, wider doorways, or adjustable benchtops. Modifications over a certain threshold require an occupational therapist’s assessment and recommendation.
Common billing scenarios
- A participant needs a powered wheelchair. The AT supplier provides a quote for $8,500 after an occupational therapist completes the assessment. Once approved, the provider claims against this code.
- An AT item needs repair costing $600. The provider submits a quote for the repair, and once approved, claims the cost under the relevant AT code.
Provider notes
- This is a quotable support, so there is no fixed price limit. You will need to submit a detailed quote to the NDIA or the participant’s plan manager before delivering the service. The quote should break down the expected costs and justify why the amount is reasonable.
- Capital supports are one-off or infrequent purchases rather than ongoing services. Make sure you have the required assessments and approvals before purchasing or delivering items. Capital funding cannot be moved to other budget categories.
Frequently Asked Questions
This is the final payment made to a builder or contractor once a complex home modification project is fully completed and all work meets the required standard. Practical completion means the work is finished to a satisfactory level and you can begin using your modified home. This payment forms part of your NDIS Home Modifications funding.
This support item requires a quote from the NDIS. Contact your plan manager for pricing.
NDIS participants who have funding allocated in the Home Modifications and Specialised Disability Accommodation (SDA) budget category of their NDIS plan can claim this support. The price shown is the maximum that registered NDIS providers can charge.
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Effective from 1 July 2025. Source: NDIS Pricing Arrangements