Adjacent clinical software; vendor mentions disability care but does not establish an NDIS-specific offer.
What the vendor documents
- Clinical case and program management
- Appointment and patient workflows
- Forms and reporting utilities
- Configurable service modules
Source check: 2026-09-24. Published vendor statements, not independent feature testing.
Pricing and the commitment
Current price not verified; request a written quote.
Ask for the quoted edition, billing unit, minimum commitment, setup, support and exit terms in writing. Unverified pricing is not a zero-cost offer.
A useful demonstration for CareRight
Receive a fictional allied-health referral, book a consultation, document a goal and export the assessment history.
Questions to resolve before choosing
- Which NDIS billing functions, if any, are available?
- Can multidisciplinary staff share a goal without exposing restricted notes?
- What export includes forms, referrals and audit history?
Check the fit in your own workflow
Use fictional records and an everyday user. Document what they complete unaided, any workaround, the required plan and the evidence retained. A vendor statement supports shortlisting; it does not prove the workflow works for your team.
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