Community nursing care provides professional clinical support for older Australians and persons with disability who require medical assistance while continuing to live independently at home. Delivered by qualified nurses, these services focus on maintaining health, managing chronic conditions, and preventing hospital admissions through personalised, compassionate care.
All community nursing care services are delivered by qualified and compassionate professionals who follow best-practice clinical standards. Each care plan is personalised to meet individual health requirements and regularly reviewed to adapt to changing needs. The goal is to provide safe, reliable, and respectful nursing care that supports independence and enhances quality of life.
Promotes health and independence at home
Reduces hospital visits and readmissions
Provides professional clinical care in a familiar environment
Supports families and carers with expert guidance
We provide support and assistance to individuals of all ages and abilities who need help with daily living activities, health management, and social engagement. Our services support both aged care and disability care needs, delivered at home or in community settings.
Eligibility is based on individual needs, health conditions, and level of independence. This includes older adults requiring aged care and people with disabilities requiring support. An assessment by an approved assessor determines the type and level of care required.
Costs vary depending on the type and level of care required. Government subsidies may be available to reduce out-of-pocket expenses. You may contact us to discuss this further.
Yes. Care plans are regularly reviewed and updated to reflect any changes in health, mobility, or personal preferences.
