By your side.
Nursing care for complex health needs, led by a nurse practitioner.
We support NDIS participants across Perth with the disability-related health care that keeps them well at home, and we train the support workers around them.
- Registered NDIS provider
- Endorsed nurse practitioner
- NDIA, plan and self-managed
- Taking new referrals
For participants and families
Talk to us about your care and your plan. Your first consult is free, by phone or Zoom.
For support coordinators and SIL providers
Referrals, continence and nursing assessments, and high-intensity worker training with sign-off.
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- healthy; in good health.
- healed from top to toe.
Our nurse practitioner, registered nurses and trained support workers care for people whose health needs are complex. We treat every participant like family: seen, heard and valued.
What we look after
Disability-related health supports, planned around the person and delivered at home.
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Enteral feeding and swallowing
PEG and tube feeding, swallowing plans and safe mealtimes.
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Continence, catheter and bowel care
Continence assessments, catheter care and complex bowel care.
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Wound and pressure care
Preventing and managing pressure injuries and disability-related wounds.
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Seizure management
Seizure plans, emergency medication and worker training.
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Diabetes and medication
Blood glucose and insulin support, and medication management.
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Respiratory care
Tracheostomy and ventilation support at home.
Clinical backup for SIL providers and support coordinators
Practical clinical support that keeps your participants well and your team compliant.
High-intensity worker training and sign-off
Against the NDIS Commission’s Skills Descriptors, specific to each participant.
Continence assessments
In-home assessment and the report the NDIA needs to fund products.
Nursing assessments and health care plans
Evidence that links each health support to the disability.
Health oversight for SIL houses
Monthly medication and care-plan reviews on a fixed fee.
Registering for SIL under the 1 October 2026 rules? If your participants need high-intensity supports, your auditor will ask for worker competency evidence. We provide it.
Why a nurse practitioner
- Advanced clinical judgement
- Nurse practitioners are registered nurses with a master’s degree and endorsement to practise at an advanced level. They assess, order tests, prescribe and refer within their scope.
- Reports that hold up at plan review
- Assessments and health care plans that link each support to the disability, which is what planners look for.
- Care beyond the NDIS
- Health needs the NDIS doesn’t fund, like a new illness or routine scripts, can be seen by our nurse practitioner through Medicare, kept separate from the NDIS plan.
How a referral works
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Send it
Online in two minutes, by phone or by email.
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We call you back
Within three business days, to confirm needs and funding.
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Visit and report
An assessment at home, and the report to you within seven days, with consent.
Taking new referrals across Perth.
Call (08) 6326 7009 or send a referral online. Families: your first consult is free.