NDIS Community Nursing Care in Albury Wodonga
Professional nursing care, delivered with compassion in the comfort of your own home.
Sure Care Social & Aged Care provides personalised Community Nursing Services to help NDIS participants safely manage their health and disability-related care needs while maintaining their independence, choice, safety, dignity and quality of life.
Our experienced nursing team works collaboratively with participants, families, support workers, medical practitioners and allied health professionals to provide professional, person-centred nursing care tailored to each individual's needs.
Nursing Care in Your Own Home
Receiving nursing care at home can provide greater comfort, familiarity and independence.
Our nurses can assist with ongoing health needs, chronic conditions, recovery following a hospital stay and more complex clinical requirements. Care is tailored to your individual circumstances and provided according to your assessed needs and support arrangements.
Nursing Assessments & Care Plans
Comprehensive assessments, clinical care plans, health management plans and risk assessments tailored to individual needs.
Medication & Diabetes Management
Medication support, monitoring, education, blood glucose monitoring and insulin support where required.
Wound & Continence Care
Wound assessment, dressing changes, continence assessment, catheter care and ongoing management.
Complex & High Intensity Care
Support with bowel care, enteral feeding, tracheostomy, ventilation and other complex health needs.
Health Monitoring
Regular monitoring of health conditions, vital signs and changes that may require further medical review.
After-Hospital Care
Short-term nursing support to help participants transition safely back home after hospital treatment.
Complex & High Intensity Nursing Support
Our Community Nursing team can provide clinical support for participants with complex disability-related health needs.
Depending on individual requirements, this may include:
- Complex bowel care
- Enteral feeding and management
- Tracheostomy management
- Urinary catheter management
- Ventilator management
- Subcutaneous injections
- Complex wound management
- Continence management
Staff Training & Competency Assessments
For participants with specialised or complex support requirements, our nursing team can provide participant-specific training and competency assessments for support workers undertaking delegated or specialised health-related supports.
This helps support workers understand the participant's individual care requirements, relevant procedures, risks and escalation processes.
Working With Your Healthcare Team
Quality Community Nursing often involves working together. With your consent, our nurses collaborate with the people involved in your care to provide coordinated, consistent and person-centred support.
GPs
Supporting your ongoing health and clinical care needs.
Specialists
Collaborating with specialists involved in your healthcare.
Allied Health
Working alongside therapists and allied health professionals.
Support Coordinators
Helping your nursing and disability supports work together.
Families & Carers
Keeping the people important to you involved and informed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Community Nursing provides eligible NDIS participants with disability-related nursing care in their home or community. The type and frequency of care will depend on the participant's individual health needs and NDIS plan.
