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Labour Component · Appendix 2

Short Term Accommodation - High Intensity - Weekday Daytime

Short Term Accommodation - High Intensity - Weekday Daytime, NDIS item 01_252_0115_1_1: $79.60 per hour national price limit in 2026–27, $111.44 remote, $119.40 very remote.

$79.60
National limit per hour
2026–27, MMM 1–5
New
Not in the 2025–26 list we compare against
+40%
Remote loading (MM 6)
very remote +50%
Price limits for 01_252_0115_1_1 and its claim types, 2026–27
ItemUnitNationalRemoteVery remote
01_252_0115_1_1
Direct service
Hour$79.60$111.44$119.40
Price limit by location

Location is where the support is delivered. Some isolated towns are reclassified as remote or very remote for pricing.

How to read 01_252_0115_1_1

Anatomy of a support item number
01252011511
01 · Support category
Assistance with Daily Life (includes SIL) (Core budget)
252 · Item sequence
Identifies the item within its category.
0115 · Registration group
Assistance with daily life tasks in a group or shared living arrangement
1 · 1 · Outcome domain and purpose
Core support

Claim with the full number exactly as shown. The support category (Assistance with Daily Life (includes SIL)) decides which part of the participant's plan pays for it — Core supports, so a service booked against the wrong category can be rejected even when the price is right.

Claiming this item

  • The limit is a maximum. Agree the price in the service agreement; you can charge less, never more, for NDIA-managed and plan-managed participants.
  • It is priced per hour: claim the time actually delivered (for example 1.5 hours = 1.5 units), at the rate for the time band the support falls in.
  • Use the remote or very remote limit only when the support is delivered in an MM 6 or MM 7 area (or a town the schedule reclassifies) — it's the place of delivery that counts.
  • This item has no separate claim-type variants in the 2026–27 schedule.

Same support, different time of day

Short Term Accommodation - High Intensity — national limit by time band

Highlighted: this page's item. When one worker's support crosses two time bands, the higher limit applies to the whole support.

Time bandItemWhen it applies
Weekday Daytime01_252_0115_1_1Starts at or after 6am and ends at or before 8pm on a single weekday.
Weekday Evening01_253_0115_1_1Starts at or after 8pm and finishes at or before midnight on a single weekday.
Weekday Night01_254_0115_1_1Starts at or before midnight and finishes after midnight into the next weekday, or starts before 6am and finishes that weekday.
Saturday01_255_0115_1_1Starts at or after midnight the night before and ends at or before midnight that day.
Sunday01_256_0115_1_1Starts at or after midnight the night before and ends at or before midnight that day.
Public Holiday01_257_0115_1_1Starts at or after midnight the night before the public holiday and ends at or before midnight on it.

References

Sources checked 27 September 2026.

  1. NDIS pricing schedule 2026-27 — National Disability Insurance Agency, 24 September 2026
  2. Pricing arrangements — National Disability Insurance Agency
  3. Support catalogue — National Disability Insurance Agency
  4. Modified Monash Model — Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing

From the NDIS pricing schedule 2026-27 (effective 24 September 2026), checked 27 September 2026. Limits apply to NDIA-managed and plan-managed participants. Confirm against the official schedule before claiming.

Questions

Frequently asked

What is the price limit for 01_252_0115_1_1 in 2026–27?+

$79.60 per hour for supports delivered in MMM 1–5 locations, $111.44 in remote (MM 6) and $119.40 in very remote (MM 7) areas, under the NDIS pricing schedule 2026-27 effective 24 September 2026.

Which support category and budget does 01_252_0115_1_1 come from?+

The first two digits (01) put it in the Assistance with Daily Life (includes SIL) support category, part of a participant's Core budget. Registration group 0115 is Assistance with daily life tasks in a group or shared living arrangement.

Can I charge less than the price limit?+

Yes. The limit is a maximum for NDIA-managed and plan-managed participants; providers and participants can agree any price at or below it. Self-managed participants are not bound by the limits.

In Suppora

Stop looking up item numbers by hand.

In Suppora, service agreements carry the support items and prices, rostered shifts turn into claim lines, and bulk claims go to the NDIA in one file.