Nursing and disability support across Melbourne and Geelong.
What we do, and who it is for. Nurse-led continence assessments, community nursing and everyday support, delivered at home across Melbourne, Geelong and surrounding areas.
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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 427Our services
Most people come to us for one of these four. Many end up combining two or more.
NDIS Continence Assessment
Capacity BuildingA registered nurse visits you at home, talks through what is happening and writes the formal report your NDIS planner needs.
- Home visit, usually 45 to 90 minutes
- Formal written report for your planner
- Product and equipment recommendations
Community Nursing
NDIS 0114Clinical care at home by AHPRA-registered nurses, from routine dressings through to complex care.
- Catheter, wound and medication management
- Bowel and stoma care, diabetes support
- Overnight nursing and hospital transition care
High Intensity Supports
NDIS 0104Tracheostomy, ventilator, complex wounds and enteral feeding, delivered by our registered nurses under NDIS registration group 0104.
- Tracheostomy and ventilator management
- Complex wound and bowel care
- Enteral feeding and severe dysphagia management
Disability Support
NDIS 0107, 0120, 0125Help with the parts of the week that are hardest alone, with familiar faces coming back rather than a rotating roster.
- Personal care and daily living support
- Domestic assistance and meal preparation
- Community access, dementia support and respite
More ways we can help
These sit alongside the four above, and most people combine one of these with a main service rather than choosing on their own.
Domestic Assistance
NDIS 0120Help with the household tasks that build up when energy is limited: general cleaning, laundry, changing linen and light meal preparation, done alongside you or on your behalf.
- General cleaning and tidying
- Laundry and linen changes
- Meal preparation
Social and Community Participation
NDIS 0125Support to get out and stay connected: appointments, the local shops, a class, or simply catching up with people, with someone alongside who knows your routine.
- Transport to appointments and activities
- Support at community groups and classes
- Company for everyday outings
Companion Care
NDIS 0125Regular, familiar company for people who spend a lot of time alone, built around conversation and shared activity rather than a clinical task list.
- Same support worker each visit where possible
- Games, conversation and shared activities
- A welfare check built into every visit
Diabetes Management
NDIS 0114Home visits from a registered nurse for blood glucose monitoring, insulin administration and the everyday routine that keeps diabetes under control.
- Blood glucose monitoring and insulin administration
- Medication routine support
- Coordination with your GP or endocrinologist
Overnight Nursing
NDIS 0114A registered nurse present overnight for participants with high support needs, so families get genuine, uninterrupted rest.
- Overnight clinical monitoring
- Medication and equipment checks through the night
- Support for complex or high intensity needs
Hospital-to-Home Support
NDIS 0114Nursing support for the first weeks home after a hospital stay, when the risk of ending up back in hospital is highest.
- Home visits in the days after discharge
- Wound, medication and equipment checks
- A direct line back to us if something changes
Bowel and Stoma Care
NDIS 0114Nurse-led bowel management and stoma care at home, delivered plainly and without fuss, as a routine part of the day rather than a source of anxiety.
- Stoma site checks and appliance changes
- Bowel management programmes
- Continence product recommendations
Not sure which you need?
That is the most common place people start, and it is not something you need to resolve before calling. Tell us what is difficult at the moment and we will work out which supports fit, and whether your plan has the funding for them.
If you would like to understand the funding side first, our funding options page explains which NDIS budget pays for what in plain language. Coordinators and plan managers can go straight to the referral page.
Tell us what you need
We will call you back within one business day and work out which supports fit.
- 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.
Whenever you are ready.
No waitlist across Melbourne, Geelong and surrounding areas.