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NDIS podiatry item codes & price limits 2026–27

Every podiatry support item in the NDIS Pricing Schedule 2026–27, with national, remote and very remote price limits and how to invoice common 30-minute appointments.

Updated 23 October 2026 · Based on the NDIS Pricing Schedule 2026–27 (effective 24 September 2026), Table 29

Quick answer: the NDIS price limit for podiatry direct service in 2026–27 is $188.99 per hour nationally, which is $94.50 for a 30-minute appointment ($264.59 remote, $283.49 very remote). The main item is 15_619_0128_1_3 (Therapy – Podiatrist – Direct Service).

Podiatry item codes and price limits

All prices are maximums per hour, include GST where it applies, and apply to NDIA-managed and plan-managed participants. Podiatry supports must be delivered by an AHPRA-registered podiatrist.

Capacity Building – Improved Daily Living (most common)

Item numberItem nameNationalRemoteVery remote
15_619_0128_1_3Therapy – Podiatrist – Direct Service$188.99$264.59$283.49
15_619_0128_1_3_CACancellation$188.99$264.59$283.49
15_619_0128_1_3_NFNon-Face-to-Face$188.99$264.59$283.49
15_619_0128_1_3_PTProvider Travel$94.50$132.30$141.75
15_619_0128_1_3_RRNDIA Requested Reports$188.99$264.59$283.49
15_619_0128_1_3_THTelehealth$188.99$264.59$283.49

Core – Assistance with Daily Life

Item numberItem nameNationalRemoteVery remote
01_663_0128_1_3Therapy – Podiatrist – Direct Service$188.99$264.59$283.49
01_663_0128_1_3_CACancellation$188.99$264.59$283.49
01_663_0128_1_3_NFNon-Face-to-Face$188.99$264.59$283.49
01_663_0128_1_3_PTProvider Travel$94.50$132.30$141.75
01_663_0128_1_3_RRNDIA Requested Reports$188.99$264.59$283.49
01_663_0128_1_3_THTelehealth$188.99$264.59$283.49

Billing common podiatry appointments

AppointmentQuantityAmount at national limit
30-minute consultation0.5$94.50
45-minute consultation0.75$141.74
1-hour assessment1$188.99

Use the item from the budget the participant's plan funds. Most podiatry comes from Capacity Building – Improved Daily Living (15_619). Many podiatry clients are older participants who see their podiatrist regularly, so check that the plan has enough funding for the visits you expect across the plan period.

Travel, cancellations, reports and telehealth

Time limit: from 1 December 2026, NDIS payment requests must generally be lodged within 90 days of the support date.

How to read the code

15_619_0128_1_3_PT: 15 is Capacity Building – Improved Daily Living (01 is Core – Assistance with Daily Life). 619 is podiatry. 0128 is the Therapeutic Supports registration group. _PT is Provider Travel. No suffix means a direct face-to-face service.

Unregistered podiatry clinic? See NDIA-managed participants too.

Deliver podiatry to NDIA-managed participants as a subcontractor of Active Help, a registered NDIS provider. We prepare the agreements, claim these items from the NDIA and pay you in twice-weekly pay runs. There are no setup, audit or exit fees.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the NDIS podiatry rate for 2026–27?

$188.99 per hour nationally ($94.50 for 30 minutes), $264.59 in remote areas and $283.49 in very remote areas.

What is the NDIS item code for podiatry?

15_619_0128_1_3 (Therapy – Podiatrist – Direct Service). The Core equivalent is 01_663_0128_1_3.

Is podiatry covered by the NDIS?

Podiatry can be funded when it's reasonable and necessary and related to the participant's disability and plan goals. It must be delivered by an AHPRA-registered podiatrist.

Source: NDIS Pricing Schedule 2026–27 (effective 24 September 2026), Table 29. Prices can change during the year, so always check the current schedule. General information only.