High intensity supports, from nurses registered to deliver them.
Complex clinical care at home, from tracheostomy and ventilator management to complex wounds and enteral feeding, under NDIS registration group 0104. Across Melbourne, Geelong and the western suburbs.
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Who are you enquiring for?
You can contact us directly. No GP referral needed, and no waitlist. We visit you at home, work out what you need, and set up supports against the funding already in your plan.
Book a free home visit Call 0405 468 427Here is what the first week looks like. You call or send the form, we call back within one business day, and a nurse visits at a time that suits. You do not need paperwork ready, and you do not need to know which support category applies.
Book a free home visit Call 0405 468 427Referrals acknowledged within one business day, service agreements out within 48 hours. Registered across eight support classes including high intensity daily personal activities. We keep you updated as things progress.
Send a referral Call 0405 468 427We bill at current NDIS price limits across self-managed, plan-managed and NDIA-managed plans. Invoices show the full NDIS support item number for community nursing, not the shorter registration group code.
Send a referral Call 0405 468 427What counts as a high intensity support
High intensity daily personal activities are a distinct category within the NDIS. The supports involve real clinical risk if they are not done correctly, so a provider registered for them under group 0104 is independently audited against the NDIS Commission's practice standards, and can only deliver the specific supports named on its certificate of registration.
What separates them from everyday personal care is what could go wrong, not how long a task takes. Managing a tracheostomy, a ventilator or a naso-gastric feed calls for advanced clinical training, careful monitoring and clear accountability, and that is the responsibility our registered nurses carry.
Health Focus Nursing holds registration group 0104 and delivers these supports directly, across Melbourne, Geelong and surrounding areas.
Why the registration itself matters
Registration group 0104 is one of the more demanding groups to hold. Rather than simply registering a business, a provider is independently audited against the NDIS Commission's practice standards before approval.
That bar exists to protect participants. It also explains why high intensity support can be hard to find, because not every provider holds this registration. It is worth confirming before a service agreement is signed, not after.
What we are registered to deliver
- Complex bowel care
- Enteral feeding by naso-gastric, jejunum or duodenum tube
- Tracheostomy management
- Urinary catheter management, including in-dwelling, in-out and suprapubic catheters
- Ventilator management
- Subcutaneous injections
- Complex wound management
- Severe dysphagia management
Check your suburb and we will call you
Two fields. We respond within one business day.
Complex care can feel daunting at first, for the person receiving it and for the family around them. We take the time to explain each step, so that home stays home and the equipment becomes a small part of an ordinary day.
How it is funded
High intensity daily personal activities are funded through Core Supports, under Assistance with Daily Life, provided your plan includes funding for this category. Registration under group 0104 shows a provider has been independently audited, and it is what allows a provider to work with NDIA-managed participants, so it is worth confirming which high intensity supports your provider is registered to deliver before a service agreement is signed, not after.
You can access high intensity support whether your plan is self-managed, plan-managed or NDIA-managed. We bill at current NDIS price limits rates.
How to get started
Enquire or refer
Call, use the form, or ask your coordinator to send a referral. We respond within one business day.
A nurse assesses your needs
At a time that suits you, with no waitlist across Melbourne and Geelong.
Care begins
The same registered nurse who assessed you provides the ongoing care, so nothing gets lost between handovers.
High intensity nursing across Melbourne and Geelong
We deliver high intensity supports in Footscray, Sunshine, Werribee, Caroline Springs and across the Maribyrnong, Brimbank, Melton, Hobsons Bay, Wyndham, Moonee Valley, Hume and Merri-Bek council areas, plus Geelong, Geelong West, Newtown, Belmont, Highton and Corio. See the full list of service areas.
High intensity supports questions
Can't find what you need? Call us on 0405 468 427.
High intensity daily personal activities are complex clinical supports, such as tracheostomy and ventilator management, complex wound care and enteral feeding, where an error carries real clinical risk. They call for advanced clinical training, and NDIS providers can be registered to deliver them under registration group 0104.
Health Focus Nursing holds NDIS registration group 0104 and is registered to deliver complex bowel care, enteral feeding by naso-gastric, jejunum or duodenum tube, tracheostomy management, urinary catheter management (in-dwelling, in-out and suprapubic), ventilator management, subcutaneous injections, complex wound management and severe dysphagia management.
Yes. All of our high intensity supports are delivered in the participant's own home across Melbourne and Geelong, rather than requiring travel to a clinic, so the person stays in a familiar environment with their family close by.
High intensity daily personal activities are funded through Core Supports, under Assistance with Daily Life, provided your plan includes funding for this category. We bill at current NDIS price limits across self-managed, plan-managed and NDIA-managed plans, and NDIA-managed participants need a registered provider.
To check what your plan currently covers, call us on 0405 468 427.
No extra paperwork beyond a standard referral. Because we already hold registration group 0104, a coordinator can refer a client with high intensity needs the same way they would for any other service, and we will confirm directly with you and the participant which specific supports apply.
Health Focus Nursing has no waitlist and responds to every enquiry within one business day. Because high intensity supports often follow a hospital discharge or a sudden change in needs, we prioritise getting a registered nurse out to assess the situation quickly rather than adding participants to a queue.
To discuss urgent needs, call us on 0405 468 427.
Registration group 0104 is one of the more demanding groups to hold. A provider is independently audited against the NDIS Commission's practice standards before approval, and can then only deliver the specific high intensity supports named on its certificate of registration. Registration is also what allows a provider to work with NDIA-managed participants.
Yes. At Health Focus Nursing, high intensity supports are performed by our registered nurses. The nurse who manages a tracheostomy or a complex wound is the same person accountable for that care under their own professional registration.
Discuss high intensity support
Tell us what your needs are and we will reach out within one business day.
- 1You enquire
Form or phone call, whichever is easier. Takes less than a minute.
- 2We contact you
Within one business day, to confirm details and arrange a visit.
- 3Care begins
Your nurse or support worker visits at a time that suits you.
Refer directly using the form or by phone. Service agreements go out within 48 hours, and we keep you updated as things progress.
Send an enquiry
We respond within one business day.
Care that takes the risk seriously.
Delivered by our registered nurses under NDIS registration group 0104, across Melbourne and Geelong.