Industries · Health and NDIS

Websites for NDIS providers and allied health, built so everyone can use them.

Elsio designs, writes, hosts and looks after websites for NDIS providers, allied health practices and clinics across Sydney, from $290 a month with no setup fee. Built and tested to WCAG 2.2 AA with a written report, with referral forms, plain language and your service area spelled out.

In most industries accessibility is a nice thing to have. In yours it is expected of you, and the people reading your site are the reason it exists.

A participant with low vision uses your site with a screen reader. A parent reads it on a phone at 11pm after a diagnosis. A support coordinator opens it during a call with six tabs already open and needs to know in ten seconds whether you take new referrals in Liverpool. The site has to work for all three, and most provider sites work for none of them.

We build to WCAG 2.2 AA on the Growth and Ahead plans, test every page with automated tools, retest after every change and hand you a written report. We write in plain language because that is what the Practice Standards ask for and because it is what people can read. And we put the referral form, the registration groups and the service area where they can be found, not three clicks down.

Built and tested to WCAG 2.2 AA

Contrast, keyboard, headings, labels, focus and motion checked on every page, with a report you can show an auditor or a funder.

A referral form that gets used

Short, labelled, works with a screen reader, and lands in your inbox with the participant's name, NDIS number if they choose to give it, and what they need.

Plain language, checked

Short sentences, no jargon unless you explain it, and the option of Easy Read pages for the participants you support.

Copy that respects the rules

AHPRA advertising guidelines for registered practitioners, the NDIS Code of Conduct for providers. We check which applies to you before we write.

Providers first. Then the practices that support them.

Each of these gets its own page, written for that kind of work. The ones that are live are linked. The rest are being written now and will link from here as they go up.

NDIS

NDIS providers

Registered and unregistered. Core supports, community access, capacity building.

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Allied health

Allied health practices

Multi discipline clinics and sole practitioners, NDIS and private.

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Allied health

Speech pathologists

Paediatric and adult, clinic, mobile and telehealth.

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NDIS

Support coordination

Levels 1 to 3, specialist support coordination, psychosocial recovery coaching.

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Plan management

Invoicing, budgets, the participant portal, the provider side.

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SIL and accommodation

Supported independent living, SDA, respite and short term accommodation.

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Support workers

Independent support workers and small teams working with self managed participants.

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Allied health

Physiotherapy

Private, NDIS, workers comp and Medicare pathways on one site.

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Allied health

Occupational therapy

Functional capacity assessments, home mods, AT, paediatrics.

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Allied health

Psychology

Medicare, NDIS and private, with the intake form the practice manager wants.

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Allied health

Exercise physiology

Clinic, gym floor and mobile, NDIS and chronic disease management.

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Allied health

Podiatry and dietetics

Two more disciplines, each with its own page when it goes live.

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PACT Physio and Rehab.

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PACT Physio and Rehab website homepage, designed and built by Elsio

Physiotherapy, Sydney

Three funding pathways, one calm site.

Private, workers comp and Medicare patients arrive with different questions, so each has its own path through the site. Online booking sits on every page, fees are written as text rather than hidden in a PDF, and the design stays quiet because the person reading it is often in pain.

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Growth is the plan for health. Here is why.

Every plan gets the design, the words, the hosting and the security. Only Growth and Ahead include the accessibility testing and report, which is the one thing a provider cannot leave out.

Essential

$190a month

No setup fee. 12 months, then month to month.

A three page site, hosted and secure. It does not include the accessibility report, so we do not suggest it for a provider or practice.

What is in Essential

Growth

$290a month

No setup fee. 12 months, then month to month.

The plan for health and NDIS. WCAG 2.2 AA tested with a written report, referral form, schema, Google Business Profile updates and a monthly report in plain words.

What is in Growth

Ahead

$690a month

$500 setup. 12 months, then month to month.

For a practice that wants to grow its referrals. Everything in Growth, plus a new page each month on a service or a suburb, and a monthly call with Andrew.

What is in Ahead
Compare the plansGet a free mockup firstPrices in Australian dollars. Elsio is not registered for GST, so nothing is added on top.

Providers and practices across Sydney.

Most of our health and NDIS clients are in the south west, the Georges River area and the Shire, where a lot of NDIS delivery happens. We work across Sydney and regional NSW.

Common questions from providers and practice managers.

The NDIS Practice Standards expect providers to give participants information in a form they can access and understand, and the Disability Discrimination Act applies to websites in Australia. On the Growth and Ahead plans we build to WCAG 2.2 AA, test every page with automated tools, retest after every change and give you a written report you can show an auditor. We do not certify compliance, because no automated tool can, and we say so.

Growth is $290 a month with no setup fee, and it is the plan we recommend for any provider or practice because it includes the accessibility testing and report. Ahead is $690 a month with a $500 setup and adds a new written page every month. Essential at $190 does not include the accessibility report, so we do not suggest it for health or NDIS work.

It depends on who you are registered with. AHPRA's advertising guidelines do not allow testimonials about clinical care for registered practitioners, which covers physiotherapists, occupational therapists, psychologists and podiatrists, so for those practices we leave review text off the site and check every word of the copy against the guidelines. Speech pathologists, dietitians, exercise physiologists and most NDIS support providers are not AHPRA registered and have their own codes, so reviews can usually be shown. We check which applies to you before we write a line.

Who you support and where, in plain language. The registration groups you are registered for, or a clear line that you are unregistered and work with self managed and plan managed participants. A referral or enquiry form a support coordinator can fill in during a phone call. Your service area by suburb. Your feedback and complaints process. Easy Read where the participants you work with need it. We write all of it with you.

Ten business days from the day we have your content and your approval of the design, fifteen on Ahead. Before you sign anything we mock up your homepage for free, with your name, your services and your suburbs, so you see it first.

We build for it. Registered and unregistered providers, support coordination, plan management, SIL, allied health under Capacity Building, the difference between a participant, a nominee and a support coordinator, and why a referral form matters more than a gallery. If something in your service is unusual, you explain it once and we write it properly.

See your practice's homepage before you sign anything.

Your practice name and suburb is enough. We send back a picture of your homepage, built with your own name and services, tested for accessibility before you see it.

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