Disability nursing at home and in the community across NSW and VIC: complex health supports, care plans and training for your support workers, from an NDIS provider.
Talk to our nursing team What nurses do →Disability-related health supports delivered by nurses, working within each nurse’s scope of practice and your doctor’s orders.
Administering and reviewing medicines that need a nurse, and medication plans.
Wound dressings, skin checks and pressure injury prevention.
Catheter care and complex bowel care, including care plans for your support workers.
PEG and other tube feeding, and supporting safe swallowing plans.
Seizure management plans, diabetes monitoring and insulin support.
Nurse-written care plans and training so your regular support workers can help safely.
The NDIS funds disability-related health supports: nursing that is needed because of your disability and is part of your daily life, such as complex bowel care, catheter care, enteral feeding or wound care linked to your disability. These are usually funded from your Core Supports budget under Assistance with Daily Life.
Nursing to train and supervise your support workers, or to write care plans, can also be funded from Capacity Building (Improved Daily Living). Acute and hospital care, and care that a GP or the health system provides, stay with the health system. We work with plan-managed and self-managed participants, and we do not guarantee funding outcomes.
Capacity-building nursing uses matching 15_ items (for example 15_406_0114_1_3, $128.05). See all nursing price limits.
Every worker holds NDIS Worker Screening clearance.
Our registered and enrolled nurses hold current AHPRA registration and NDIS Worker Screening clearance.
Nurses and support workers work from the same care plan, so nothing falls through the gaps.
Visits at home and in the community, scheduled around your routine.
We charge at or under the NDIS price limits and list the support item on every invoice.
We follow your GP’s and specialists’ orders and keep them informed.
Send a referral with the health supports needed and any plans from your doctors.
A nurse reviews your needs and writes or updates your care plan with you.
Nursing visits and trained support workers start on the agreed schedule, set out in your service agreement.
Tell us about the health supports you need and our nursing team will be in touch.
Talk to our nursing team