Drawing on Ability Roundtable’s national benchmarking data, the paper shows that many established, registered providers are operating at or near financial unsustainability, placing workforce stability, service quality, and participant outcomes at risk. A Model Built to Fail  presents evidence that the current Disability Support Worker (DSW) cost model underpinning NDIS pricing is structurally flawed and no longer reflects the real cost of delivering safe, high‑quality support

This paper draws on the Ability Roundtable’s robust industry data to highlight the limitations of the current therapy pricing approach,...

On 20 May 2025, Chief Operating Officer, Michael Bink presented at the 2025 DSC Conference on the financial performance of the sector...

Ability Roundtable regularly reports on the workers compensation premiums of Ability Roundtable members using its longitudinal data set....

Drawing on the Ability Roundtable 2023-24 financial year benchmarking results, we explore the financial viability of the group-based...

The Independent Health and Aged Care Pricing Authority (IHACPA) is undertaking initial work on behalf of the Government to identify...

The Ability Roundtable was requested, on behalf of a coalition of NDIS sector peak bodies (National Disability Services (NDS),...

Ability Roundtable submissions to the 2023-24 NDIA Annual Price Review (APR) include: Ability Roundtable submission on Core Supports (DSW...

Ability Roundtable data from its Financial and Workforce benchmarking group was used as the basis for analysis that underpins the Ability...