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NDIS plan reassessment: the complete walkthrough

Plan reassessment is how the NDIS looks at your plan and decides the next one.

  • Dates and changes

    Dates

    What is changing, and when.

  • Reading a plan

    Your plan

    The parts of a plan in plain words.

  • A planning conversation

    Reassessment

    What a review conversation is.

General information only. Not the NDIA, not a diagnosis, and not a funding decision. Rules change — check ndis.gov.au before you act.

Scheduled vs unscheduled

  • Scheduled — near the end of your current plan.
  • Unscheduled — when something significant and ongoing changes. From 2026 the request generally comes from you, a nominee, or a child representative.

The process

  1. Notice or trigger.
  2. Preparation — evidence, function, goals.
  3. The conversation. Bring a support person.
  4. Decision. From February 2027 unused funds do not carry over.
  5. Review rights if you disagree.

Prepare with the Reassessment Prep Pack →

Common questions

Can I request a reassessment early?

Yes, with a significant and ongoing change, requested by you, a nominee, or a child representative.

What happens to unused funds?

From February 2027 unused funds do not carry forward.

Related: How to prepare · 2026 changes · Internal review