Wound care
Assessment, dressing and review of simple through to complex wounds.
- Pressure injuries and skin tears
- Surgical and post-operative wounds
- Venous and diabetic leg ulcers
- Compression bandaging
Clinical nursing
Hospital-standard nursing, home comfort.
Skilled care from registered and enrolled nurses, delivered in your own home and coordinated with your doctors and funding body.
Every service starts with an assessment
Each clinical service begins with a nursing assessment and a written care plan. We agree the goals with you, set a visit schedule that suits your household, and document each visit so your GP and funding body always have a clear picture.
If something changes, we act. Our nurses escalate concerns promptly, contact your treating team and keep your family informed, so small problems do not become hospital admissions.
- AHPRA registered nurses, police checked and insured
- Written care plans reviewed regularly
- Clear clinical documentation after every visit
- Visits available seven days a week
What we provide
Clinical services we deliver at home
If you are unsure whether we can support a particular need, please ask. We will tell you honestly.
Medication support
Safe, documented medication administration and monitoring.
- Webster pack and blister pack management
- Injections including subcutaneous and intramuscular
- Insulin administration and glucose monitoring
- Medication education for families
Continence and catheter care
Discreet, comfortable management with dignity front of mind.
- Indwelling and suprapubic catheter changes
- Catheter bag care and flushing
- Continence assessment and product advice
- Bowel care programmes
Enteral and stoma care
Confident support for feeding tubes and stomas at home.
- PEG feeding and tube site care
- Enteral pump set-up and troubleshooting
- Stoma appliance changes
- Carer training and competency sign-off
Chronic disease support
Nursing that helps prevent avoidable hospital admissions.
- Diabetes monitoring and education
- Heart failure and COPD observation
- Vital signs and deterioration monitoring
- Escalation to your GP when needed
Post-hospital and palliative
Extra support during the times that matter most.
- Transition home after a hospital stay
- Symptom and comfort monitoring
- Liaison with palliative care teams
- Family support and education
When care turns to comfort
Palliative support at home asks for a particular kind of nursing: unhurried, calm and honest with families about what is happening. We work alongside your palliative care team, and we do not rush the visit.
Funding
How clinical nursing is usually funded
Clinical nursing may be covered by DVA, aged care support at home, or arranged privately.
- DVA community nursing referrals from your GP
- Aged care packages and short-term support
- Private arrangements with transparent hourly rates
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.
