What does provider capacity mean on CarePlace?

Capacity listings show that a registered provider has availability for certain support types in a suburb and state. Listings do not include participant names or care plans — only what the provider chooses to publish about their availability.

Why do listings only show suburb and state?

CarePlace is designed to protect participant privacy. Public listings use suburb and state (not street addresses) so people can find nearby capacity without exposing where someone lives.

How do I connect with a provider from a listing?

Use Request this support on a listing to submit a targeted Find support request. Only that provider is notified. If you prefer broader matching, use Find support without selecting a listing.

CarePlace · Provider capacity

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Registered NDIS, aged care, home care, and allied health providers publish current availability by suburb and state. Request a listing or submit a broader support need.

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Provider capacity — FAQs

What does provider capacity mean on CarePlace?: Capacity listings show that a registered provider has availability for certain support types in a suburb and state. Listings do not include participant names or care plans — only what the provider chooses to publish about their availability.
Why do listings only show suburb and state?: CarePlace is designed to protect participant privacy. Public listings use suburb and state (not street addresses) so people can find nearby capacity without exposing where someone lives.
How do I connect with a provider from a listing?: Use Request this support on a listing to submit a targeted Find support request. Only that provider is notified. If you prefer broader matching, use Find support without selecting a listing.

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