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Case Study 2: HelpingHand Disability Care Services<br />
Full Time 38 hour work week<br />
HelpingHand delivers a range of disability care services through the NDIS. With<br />
the shift to a fee for service funding environment, the organisation’s leadership<br />
recognised the need to better understand the relationship between support<br />
services and worker profitability. This is a significant reform for HelpingHand.<br />
The Leadership Team developed a roadmap to phase in new features that<br />
would enable them to improve client services and also drive efficiency. One of<br />
the first steps was to provide high level revenue and staff utilisation rates to<br />
their Area Managers and Regional Managers.<br />
Billable Time<br />
32.00<br />
Key Concepts<br />
Staff Utilisation – the percentage of staff time converted to billable time<br />
% Utilisation<br />
85%<br />
Non-Billable<br />
6.00<br />
Scheduled Plan Drawdown Rate – NDIS services need to be delivered<br />
steadily over the life of a client's plan. For example, a typical 12 month plan<br />
for support services should be drawn down at approximately 8% per month<br />
to ensure the individual achieves their goals.<br />
Hivetec created the following Operational Dashboard for HelpingHand’s Care Managers.<br />
Helping Hand Care Services - Area Manager’s Weekly Dashboard<br />
Number of staff<br />
Total hours<br />
Billed time<br />
Actual %<br />
Variance<br />
3<br />
92hrs<br />
65hrs<br />
70.6%<br />
-14.4%<br />
Person<br />
Available Hours<br />
Billed Hours<br />
Actual Utilisation %<br />
Variance %<br />
Fatima<br />
24hrs<br />
21hrs<br />
87.5 %<br />
+2.5%<br />
Nadia<br />
30hrs<br />
25hrs<br />
83.3%<br />
- 1.7%<br />
John<br />
38hrs<br />
24hrs<br />
63.2%<br />
-21.8%<br />
Scheduled Plan Drawdown<br />
Actual Plan Drawdown<br />
100%<br />
$3,080<br />
81%<br />
$2,502<br />
DEFICIT<br />
$578 (19%)