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Nursing care at home, led by a nurse practitioner.
Disability-related health supports for NDIS participants across Perth, planned around your disability and delivered where you live.
Who we support
NDIS participants whose disability brings complex health needs. For example, people living with an acquired brain injury, cerebral palsy, motor neurone disease, multiple sclerosis, a spinal cord injury, younger onset dementia, or an intellectual disability with complex health needs.
We work with NDIA-managed, plan-managed and self-managed participants.
Health supports we provide
Named the way the NDIA names them, so they match your plan.
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Dysphagia supports
Swallowing plans, texture-modified meals and safe mealtime support.
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Nutrition and enteral feeding
PEG and tube feeding, feeding plans and equipment.
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Continence supports
Continence assessments, catheter care and complex bowel care.
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Wound and pressure care
Preventing and managing pressure injuries and wounds related to your disability.
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Respiratory supports
Tracheostomy care, ventilation support and respiratory plans.
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Seizure supports
Seizure management plans, emergency medication and training.
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Diabetes management
Blood glucose monitoring, insulin support and plans your team can follow.
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Medication management
Medication plans, reviews and safe administration by your support team.
We train the people around you
Support workers, family and friends learn to deliver your health supports safely, and we stay responsible for the care we hand over to them.
Personal care and help getting to appointments can be arranged as part of your care plan.
How it works
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Free first consult
By phone or Zoom. We talk through your needs and your plan.
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Assessment at home
Our nurse practitioner assesses your health needs where you live.
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Your health care plan
Each support linked to your disability and goals, written so your team can follow it.
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Care and training
Nursing visits as you need them, and training for the people who support you every day.
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Reviews and reports
Regular reviews, and the reports you need at plan reassessment.
What is a nurse practitioner?
A nurse practitioner is a registered nurse with a master’s degree and endorsement from the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia to practise at an advanced level. Nurse practitioners assess and diagnose, order tests, prescribe and refer, within their scope of practice.
For you, that means fewer gaps: one experienced clinician who understands your health, your disability and your plan.
Primary care with your nurse practitioner, through Medicare
Some health needs aren’t NDIS supports: a new illness, routine prescriptions, or pathology and imaging requests. Our nurse practitioner can see you for these in a Medicare consultation, bulk-billed or with a gap fee, depending on the consultation, kept completely separate from your NDIS plan.
Support at appointments
We can come with you to GP, specialist or hospital appointments, bring your health care plan, and make sure you’re heard.
Your care team
Led by our nurse practitioner, with registered nurses and trained support workers as your needs require.
Let’s talk about your care.
Your first consult is free, by phone or Zoom. Referring someone? Use the referral form.