Planning my start-up as a ndis provider

A business plan is a written document that steps you through the start-up, growth or management your business. Examples of business planning are:

What is your ideal client? Based on the services you wish to offer, who is your ideal client? (Age, location etc)
What will set you apart from other NDIS providers?
How will you attract clients?
What is your business structure, roles and responsibilities?
What is your service location/s, office base and are you going to set up satellite sites?
What locations, sites, premises, and facilities suitable for the services your want to offer or not?
Do you or will you require employees, resources, checks, and certifications for these locations/sites?
Will you employ or subcontract employees?
Will you externally train the employees and by whom?
Do you have all your Policies, Procedures, Forms, Registers & Plans in place?
What are your systems, processes, and workflows for client and employee onboarding, invoicing, payroll, rostering, incidents, complaints, recruitment, care planning, meetings, communication, teamwork, reporting, writing notes, filing, archiving etc?
What are your systems, processes, and workflows for reviewing everything and continuous improvement?

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