What an exercise physiologist helps with
- Strength and fitness for everyday tasks and getting out.
- Exercise programs built around you, that you can keep doing between sessions.
- Health and wellbeing goals linked to your disability.
Which part of your plan pays
- Capacity Building – Improved Health and Wellbeing: often used for exercise physiology programs.
- Capacity Building – Improved Daily Living: when EP is part of your therapy supports.
- Not sure? Check your plan or ask your support coordinator before you start.
How much NDIS EP costs
| What | 2026–27 price limit |
|---|---|
| Exercise physiology, per hour | $161.99 |
| 30-minute session | $81.00 |
| Telehealth | Same hourly limit |
These are maximums, paid from your plan. Sessions can be at home, in the community or in a clinic. Travel time may be claimed if it's agreed with you first.
Works with every way you manage your plan
- Self-managed and plan-managed: you can use any provider. Invoices go to you or your plan manager.
- NDIA-managed: supports are delivered and claimed through our registered partner, Active Help Pty Ltd (Registered NDIS Provider No. 4050027031). There's nothing extra for you to do.
Want an exercise physiologist?
Tell us your goals and the best time to call. We'll call you back and tell you honestly how soon an EP near you can help.
Make a referral →Frequently asked questions
Does the NDIS cover exercise physiology?
Yes, when it's reasonable and necessary and linked to your disability and plan goals. It can be funded from Improved Health and Wellbeing or Improved Daily Living.
What is the NDIS exercise physiology rate?
The NDIS price limit for exercise physiology is $161.99 per hour in 2026–27.
Can I do EP at home?
Yes. Sessions can be at home, in the community or in a clinic.
Do I need a referral for NDIS exercise physiology?
No GP referral is needed. You, a family member, a support coordinator or a plan manager can refer.
Price limits from the NDIS Pricing Schedule 2026–27. Prices can change. Funding decisions are made by the NDIA. General information only. MyCarePlus is not a registered NDIS provider and is not the NDIA.