The NDIS improves access to health services for which group?

• A. It improves access for people with significant, life-long disabilities, and has been rolled out to every region, improving access outside major cities.
• B. It has not been rolled out beyond major cities.
• C. It only funds hospital stays.
• D. It only operates in capital cities.

Answer: (A)

The NDIS is about providing funding for supports to people with significant, lifelong disabilities to help them participate in daily life and access health-related services. It isn’t limited to hospital stays, and it isn’t confined to major cities—the program has been rolled out to every region, improving access for people living outside big urban areas. That combination—targeting those with substantial, long-term impairment and spreading nationwide—makes this the best answer. Other options imply restrictions (only hospitals or only capital cities) that don’t reflect how the NDIS works.