Get Ndss Registration Form

To register with the NDSS, applicants must be diagnosed with diabetes and hold or be eligible to hold a Medicare card and live in Australia. Sometimes visitors to Australia may be eligible through a Reciprocal Health Care Agreement with their home country.

Registration with NDSS is free and open to all Australians who are diagnosed with diabetes. You are able to register if you: Live in Australia or are visiting from a country where Australia has reciprocal health care agreements on an applicable visa.

The National Diabetes Services Scheme (NDSS) helps people with diabetes to understand and manage their life with diabetes. It also provides timely, reliable and affordable access to the NDSS support services and products. The NDSS provides subsidised diabetes-related products including: syringes and needles.

How do I request a replacement card? If you have lost or damaged your registration card and would like a replacement, fill in this form to request a new NDSS registration card. You can also call the NDSS Helpline on 1800 637 700 to request a replacement card.

The NDSS provides subsidised diabetes-related products including: syringes and needles. blood glucose test strips. ... continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) products.

complete this NDSS Registration Form. if you are aged 15 years or under, or aged 16 years or older and require a primary carer or guardian the carer or guardian section of the registration form must be completed.

How do I request a replacement card? If you have lost or damaged your registration card and would like a replacement, fill in this form to request a new NDSS registration card. You can also call the NDSS Helpline on 1800 637 700 to request a replacement card.

Registration with NDSS is free and open to all Australians who are diagnosed with diabetes. You are able to register if you: Live in Australia or are visiting from a country where Australia has reciprocal health care agreements on an applicable visa.

There are additional benefits available to those with diabetes related to disability and long-term health, such as if you need help or if you're unable to work. Whether or not you're eligible depends on factors like additional health issues and how much diabetes affects your day-to-day activities.