Meet the NDSS trusted by 1.5 million Australians Register once for FREE lifelong access to diabetes support, resources, and subsidised products through the National Diabetes Services Scheme (NDSS). As an Australian Government initiative, the NDSS helps you manage your health with free education, tools, and services. If eligible, you can sign up easily by asking your health professional at your next appointment to fill out this form. Register for free Empowering you to live well with diabetes When you register for free with the NDSS to access lifelong support for managing your diabetes, you’ll enjoy benefits including: Subsidised diabetes products Expert advice via the NDSS Helpline Support from diabetes educators, dietitians, and other health professionals Access to informative programs and events throughout the year Watch the video to learn more. How do I register? Step 1: Book an appointment We’ve made registration easy, so you can focus on living well, not paperwork. Just book an appointment with your health professional and ask them to register you with the NDSS. That’s it, they’ll handle the rest. Health professionals who can register you include: Aboriginal Health Practitioners Credentialled Diabetes Educators Endocrinologists General Practitioners (GPs) Nurse Practitioners Practice Nurses If you don’t currently have a regular health professional, you can use the NDSS health professional locator, shown below, to find one nearby. Telehealth services are also available, and in some cases, your local pharmacist may be able to assist. Find a health professional Step 2: Access support while you wait While waiting for your physical NDSS registration card, you can still access NDSS products, services, and support. Simply present one of the following at any NDSS Access Point: Your certified registration form Your Medicare card Your NDSS registration number (if available) If you experience any issues accessing subsidised products, contact the NDSS Helpline on 1800 637 700 for assistance. Am I eligible? You may be eligible to register if you: Live in Australia, or Are a resident of a country with which Australia has a Reciprocal Health Care Agreement (see the Services Australia website for details), and Have been diagnosed with any type of diabetes by a doctor, or Have another eligible condition that requires regular monitoring of blood glucose levels, and Hold (or are eligible to hold) a Medicare card or a Department of Veterans’ Affairs card. People with type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, gestational diabetes, or ‘other’ diabetes may apply to be registered with the NDSS. Who is not eligible? You are not eligible to register if you have pre-diabetes. Register with the NDSS Real experiences, real stories “I get all my answers by checking it on NDSS website. I can get so many free courses online, face to face and even in the seminars …it’s great!” “Products easy to obtain, staff at NDSS very knowledgeable, helpful and friendly.” “I love that I can logon and get reliable Australian based information when I need it.” “I am so grateful you exist. Thank you.” We’ve made registration easy, so you can focus on living well, not paperwork. Just book an appointment with your health professional and ask them to register you with the NDSS. That’s it, they’ll handle the rest. Health professionals who can register you include: Aboriginal Health Practitioners Credentialled Diabetes Educators Endocrinologists General Practitioners (GPs) Nurse Practitioners Practice Nurses If you don’t currently have a regular health professional, you can use the NDSS health professional locator, shown below, to find one nearby. Telehealth services are also available, and in some cases, your local pharmacist may be able to assist. Find a health professional Step 2: Access support while you wait While waiting for your physical NDSS registration card, you can still access NDSS products, services, and support. Simply present one of the following at any NDSS Access Point: Your certified registration form Your Medicare card Your NDSS registration number (if available) If you experience any issues accessing subsidised products, contact the NDSS Helpline on 1800 637 700 for assistance.
