What “too complex” usually means when a provider says no, how to reframe the referral so a nurse can answer it within the hour, and when the problem is the plan rather than the providers.
When a sleepover is enough, when a participant needs a worker awake all night, and the four-week overnight log that lets a planner fund what the nights actually contain.
The seven sections a provider report needs so a support coordinator can attach it to a plan reassessment without rewriting it, mapped to the section 34 test.
A day-by-day sequence for getting a participant with complex needs from a Perth ward to a roster that holds, built around the NDIA’s four-day and 30-day commitments.
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