Nursing Services

To help people manage incontinence, Home Caring provides a NDIS continence nurse that is able to conduct assessments, provide support, and guide family caregivers. Our teams also help participants access any continence products that they need on a regular basis.

If you are a participant, continence support can be funded through the NDIS so long as it is an ongoing need related to your disability. To be approved for government funding, the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) requires evidence to show that you have this need, such as a NDIS continence assessment, or a report from a NDIS continence nurse. Once you have this type of funding approved, you can use it to access the nursing support or products that you need.

As a NDIS nursing care provider, Home Caring is dedicated to offering discreet and sensitive continence support for clients. Our trained and caring nurses use gentle methods and personalised plans to respect people’s privacy, and help our clients stay in charge of their personal care. We’re here to offer emotional support too, creating a space where everyone feels comfortable and respected, for a high quality of life. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch;our care team is available to help.

Yes, Home Care Packages can be used to access at-home nursing supports, including care for complex needs, medication management, wound care, nutrition support, health monitoring, chronic disease management, and more. The amount of support your funding covers depends on your Home Care Package level, which can range from Level 1 (a basic level of care) to 4 (a high level of care for complex needs).

Accessing nursing support at home can be a good way to look after your health, prevent falls, and stay independent for as long as possible. It can also help prevent premature entry into a nursing facility, and help you care for your health while you live in your own home.

Are you looking for NDIS community nursing care services? Home Caring provides professional and personalised nursing support for people with disability, or for those who wish to age in their own home. To find out more about our nursing services, please get in touch with our friendly customer service team.

Home Caring’s nurses and health care workers provide a broad range of nursing services in the comfort of your home. We’ll help you stay healthy and well, so you can enjoy quality of life in your local community.

Here are just some of the nursing services we provide:

• Wound and pressure care
• Medication management
• Health monitoring
• Conducting health assessments
• Respiratory support
• Specialised care for complex needs
• Epilepsy seizure monitoring
• PEG feeding and nutrition support
• Tracheostomy maintenance
• Developing comprehensive care plans
• Chronic disease management
• Continence management
• Catheter care
• Stoma care
• Health education for clients and their loved ones
• Post-hospitalisation care and recovery
• Developing emergency response plans
• Coordinating care between healthcare providers
• Palliative care
• Manual handling
• Overnight care

Our professional support workers are also available to assist you with daily tasks, such as personal care (e.g. help with showering and getting dressed), help with the housework, transport to appointments and events, social engagement, behaviour support, help with the grocery shopping and mobility assistance. Home Caring can also help you access allied health therapies to keep you healthy and well, such as physiotherapy, occupational therapy, podiatry services, counselling, and nutrition support.

To find out more about accessing a registered nurse (NDIS), please get in touch with our friendly customer service team. We offer a free consultation, where we can chat about your circumstances and find a solution that best meets your needs. We’re dedicated to providing personalised care that helps you meet your needs at home.

Home Caring provides personalised mental health support to support people with a psychosocial disability that might arise from a mental health condition. This could include:

• Support from a NDIS mental health nurse
• Help with daily personal activities
• Transport to help you take part in community life
• Assistance with getting a job
• Assistance with studying
• Developing a behaviour support plan
• Counselling support

In certain areas of Australia, Home Caring also provides psychosocial recovery coach to help people with disability live a full and meaningful life. A psychosocial recovery coach is similar to a NDIS mental health nurse who has, as a minimum, a Certificate 4 in Mental Health or Mental Health Peer work. The purpose of their role is to spend time with you, understand your needs, and help you access the mental health services that you need.

Are you looking for a NDIS mental health nurse? Home Caring provides high quality mental health support for participants who have a psychosocial disability. Our team of compassionate healthcare workers are dedicated to helping people in the community lead whole, fulfilling lives. To find out more about our nursing services, please get in touch with our customer service team. We’re here to help.

Enrolled Nurses (EN) and Registered Nurses (RN) help people living with disability meet their health and clinical care needs, usually in a home setting. This might involve:

• Conducting health assessments to understand the specific needs and challenges of their clients
• Developing personalised care plans tailored to the unique requirements of each client, in collaboration with other healthcare professionals
• Ensuring proper administration and management of medications, including educating clients and their support networks on medication regimes
• Providing NDIS wound care services for individuals with chronic conditions or injuries
• Offering support and assistance with continence issues, maintaining dignity and ensuring comfort for clients.
• Educating clients and their families on health-related topics, empowering them to manage their conditions effectively and make informed decisions.
• Acting as an advocate for clients, ensuring their healthcare needs and preferences are communicated and respected
• Working closely with other healthcare professionals, support workers, and community organisations to coordinate comprehensive care
• Implementing therapeutic interventions as needed, such as rehabilitation exercises or strategies to improve mobility and independence.
• Providing emotional support and building rapport with clients

Looking for NDIS community nursing services? As NDIS nursing providers, Home Caring helps people live happy, healthy lives in their home with high quality care, for a better quality of life. We provide professional, personalised nursing support that is based on your unique needs and circumstances – all with a friendly smile and personal touch. To find out more, please get in touch with our customer support team. We’re happy to help.

If you are a NDIS participant or a Home Care Package recipient, you might be eligible to receive nursing services at home from a registered. Nurse NDIS provider.

A home care nurse can be beneficial to clients by managing medication, checking your health, amd helping you stay on top of your care – all in the comfortable surrounds of your hope. They can also improve quality of life by preventing hospital trips, lowering the chances of getting sick, prematurely moving into a care facility, and making sure patients maintain as much independence as possible in day to day life. They can also create personalised plans for clients considering not just their medical needs but also how they feel emotionally. This kind of care helps people stay healthier and happier at home.

Home Caring provides exceptional nursing services in the comfort of your home. Our team of Enrolled Nurses (EN) and Registered Nurses (RN) are experienced at providing a wide range of health services for clients with complex needs. We take a person centred approach to care, ensuring that our clients are always empowered to be in charge of their support plan.

To find out more about our nursing services, please get in touch with our customer service team. We’re happy to assist.