12_027_0126_3_3 — Exercise Physiology
Clinical exercise programs designed and delivered by an ESSA-accredited exercise physiologist for participants whose disability affects physical function or wellbeing.
This support sits in the Improved Health & Wellbeing support category, is funded from your Capacity Building budget, belongs to the Exercise Physiology and Personal Wellbeing Activities registration group.
Price limits for 12_027_0126_3_3 (2026–27)
| Region | Maximum price per hour |
|---|---|
| Standard (national) | $166.99 |
| Remote | $233.79 |
| Very remote | $250.49 |
Prices are the maximum a registered provider can charge under the NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits 2026–27 (from 1 July 2026). Loadings apply for evenings, weekends, public holidays and remote areas. Always verify against the official guide before claiming.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Exercise Physiology cost under the NDIS in 2026–27?
The NDIS price limit for 12_027_0126_3_3 is $166.99 per hour, rising to $233.79 in remote areas and $250.49 in very remote areas. This is the maximum a registered provider can charge; loadings also apply for evenings, weekends and public holidays. Source: NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits 2026–27.
Which NDIS budget does 12_027_0126_3_3 come from?
Exercise Physiology is funded from your Capacity Building budget, under the Improved Health & Wellbeing support category. Whether it is reasonable and necessary for you depends on your plan and goals.
Can I claim 12_027_0126_3_3 if I self-manage or plan-manage?
Self-managed and plan-managed participants are not held to the price limits the way agency-managed claims are, but the limits are a useful guide. Always check the support is in your plan and relates to your disability before you claim.