For SIL providers, support coordinators and plan managers
Clinical support for your participants and your team, led by a nurse practitioner.
Worker training and sign-off, continence and nursing assessments, and health oversight for SIL houses, across Perth metro.
Prefer to talk? Call (08) 6326 7009. We're taking new referrals now.
Going through SIL registration?
If your participants need high-intensity supports, your auditor will ask for evidence that each worker has been trained and assessed for each participant. We train on site and issue signed competency records within five business days.
Led by Andriette du Plessis, nurse practitioner
Almost 40 years of nursing across intensive care, coronary care, emergency and trauma, forensic health and remote Aboriginal health services. Andriette assesses every participant we take on.
Endorsed nurse practitioner.
High-intensity worker training and sign-off
For SIL and in-home support providers
How it's billed
A fixed fee per worker per skill, quoted upfront and invoiced to your organisation. Where a participant's plan funds the training, we can claim it there instead.
On-site training and individual competency assessment against the NDIS Commission's High Intensity Support Skills Descriptors, specific to each participant's needs and routine.
Skills we train and assess
- Complex bowel care
- Enteral feeding and management
- Severe dysphagia management
- Tracheostomy management
- Urinary catheter management
- Ventilator management
- Subcutaneous injections
- Complex wound care
- Epilepsy and seizure support
Also: diabetes management and medication support.
What you get
- Training at your house, scheduled around your roster
- A practical assessment of each worker, for each participant
- Signed competency records for your audit file
- Yearly refreshers, plus a refresher for anyone who hasn't delivered a support in three months
Continence assessments
For participants who need continence products or a continence plan
How it's billed
Claimed against the participant's NDIS plan, whether NDIA, plan or self-managed.
A comprehensive continence assessment at home by a nurse practitioner, with the report the NDIA needs to fund the right products.
What you get
- An assessment at home, at a time that suits the participant
- A report with product types and quantities
- A continence care plan support workers can follow
- Catheter and bowel care plans where needed
Turnaround: report within seven days of the visit.
Nursing assessments and health care plans
For participants with complex health needs, a change in health, or a plan reassessment coming up
How it's billed
Claimed against the participant's NDIS plan.
A full nursing assessment and a health care plan that links each support to the participant's disability, written so the whole team can follow it.
What you get
- A comprehensive nursing assessment
- A health care plan for support workers and family
- Emergency and escalation plans
- An evidence report for plan reassessment
Disability-related health supports aren't part of the NDIS funding reset that began on 1 October 2026.
Health oversight for SIL houses
For SIL providers
How it's billed
A fixed monthly fee per house.
A nurse practitioner overseeing the health side of your house: the plans, the medications and the people delivering them.
What you get
- A monthly medication management review
- Health care plan checks and updates
- Incident and hospital-discharge reviews
- Supervision of delegated health tasks
- A clinician your house leaders can call, Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm
What to include in a referral
- The participant's name and NDIS number
- How the plan is managed
- The health needs, and what has changed
- Consent from the participant or their nominee
- The plan, recent reports or a discharge summary, if you have them
Common questions
Common questions
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Where do you work?List Item 1
In-home services across Perth metro. Training and reports elsewhere in WA by arrangement.
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Can you support NDIA-managed participants?List Item 2
Yes. We're a registered NDIS provider, so we support NDIA-managed, plan-managed and self-managed participants.
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Is nursing affected by the 1 October 2026 funding changes?List Item 3
No. The reset applies to community participation and daily living skills budgets. Disability-related health supports, including community nursing, are excluded.
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What doesn't the NDIS fund?List Item 4
Treatment of a new illness or health event, hospital care (including hospital in the home), medicines and palliative care. Our nurse practitioner can see participants for some of these through Medicare, bulk-billed or with a gap fee, depending on the consultation.
Send a referral in two minutes.
Or call (08) 6326 7009. We're taking new referrals across Perth now.