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Compassionate Lively Care, Nursing and Veterans Care

DVA and aged care nursing, Sydney

Nursing care, in the comfort of home.

Qualified nurses and support workers caring for veterans and older Australians across Greater Sydney.

A support worker walking with an older woman and her walking frame along a wattle-lined street
  • DVA contracted provider

    Provider number 9730861L

  • AHPRA registered nurses

    Credentials verified before every start

  • National police checks

    Every nurse and support worker

  • Sydney wide

    Five regions, from the Mountains to the Beaches

Care shaped around your funding and your life

However your care is paid for, the nursing itself is the same: skilled, unhurried and delivered by people who come back.

A nurse helping a man settle back at home after a hospital stay

The people we care for want the same thing we would want for our own families.

To stay at home, and to be looked after properly.

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Sydney regions covered

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Clinical and personal care services

Our services

Clinical care and everyday care

A nurse checking a client's blood glucose reading at a dining table

Clinical Nursing Care

Delivered by registered and enrolled nurses, at home, on a schedule that suits you.

  • Complex wound care and dressings
  • Medication administration and management
  • Catheter and continence care
  • PEG feeding and stoma care
  • Chronic disease and diabetes support

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A support worker helping a man button his shirt at the start of the day

Personal Care

Respectful help with the everyday things, from familiar faces who know your routine.

  • Showering, bathing and grooming
  • Dressing and daily routines
  • Mobility and safe transfers
  • Meal preparation and nutrition
  • Companionship and carer respite

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What our nurses can do at home

Most of what used to mean a hospital trip can now be done at the kitchen table, by a nurse who knows your history.

  • Complex wound care

    Pressure injuries, surgical wounds, leg ulcers and compression bandaging.

  • Medication management

    Webster packs, injections, insulin and education for the household.

  • Catheter care

    Indwelling and suprapubic changes, bag care and flushing.

  • PEG and enteral feeding

    Tube feeding, site care and pump troubleshooting, with carer training.

  • Stoma care

    Appliance changes, skin checks and confidence building at home.

  • Continence support

    Assessment, product advice and bowel care programmes.

  • Diabetes care

    Blood glucose monitoring, insulin and day-to-day management.

  • Chronic disease monitoring

    Heart failure and COPD observation, with early escalation to your GP.

  • Palliative support

    Symptom and comfort care alongside your palliative team.

  • Post-hospital recovery

    Extra visits in the fortnight when readmission risk is highest.

  • Health assessments

    Observations, deterioration monitoring and clear written reporting.

  • Personal care

    Showering, dressing, mobility and meals, supervised by nurses.

For the family doing the caring

Most care in Australia is given quietly by a husband, a wife, a daughter or a son. It rarely gets called caring, and it rarely gets a day off.

We can take some of it. A weekly visit, a regular respite block, or a full roster while you go away. You do not have to be at breaking point to ask.

A family carer resting with a cup of tea while a support worker sits with her mother

Getting started is simple

  1. 1

    Reach out

    Call us or send a referral, whether it comes from a GP, a hospital, DVA, an aged care coordinator or a family member.

  2. 2

    We visit and plan

    A registered nurse visits at home, listens to what matters, and builds a care plan around it.

  3. 3

    Care begins

    The same familiar faces deliver scheduled care and keep everyone in the loop.

Service areas

Where we care

Caring for communities across Greater Sydney, from the Blue Mountains to the Northern Beaches.

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Nepean Blue Mountains
Hawkesbury, Penrith, Richmond, Nepean, Windsor
Western Sydney
Auburn, Blacktown, Kellyville, Mount Druitt, Parramatta
South Western Sydney
Bankstown, Campbelltown, Fairfield, Liverpool
Northern Sydney
Hornsby, Macquarie, Manly, Mona Vale, Ryde
Sydney Inner West
Ashfield, Strathfield

Good to know

A few things families ask us most often before care begins.

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Who do you care for?
We care for veterans and war widows and widowers through DVA, and older Australians receiving at-home aged care or arranging care privately.
Are your nurses qualified and police-checked?
Yes. Our registered and enrolled nurses hold current AHPRA registration, and every member of our team has a national police check and verified credentials before they step into a home.
Who pays for DVA community nursing?
For eligible veterans and war widows and widowers with a valid referral, DVA funds the care. There is no cost to the veteran for approved community nursing.
How quickly can care start?
Often within a day or two of your referral. Urgent hospital discharges are our priority, so call us and we will do our very best to make it work.

Ready to arrange care for someone you love?

Call for a friendly chat, or send a referral and we will be in touch within one business day.

Call 0414 562 845