Community Nursing Services
Community Nursing services
Through the community nursing care program, participants are trained on how to take care of their health in scenarios such as medication, wound care, hygiene, and help with showering or dressing. There is usually a registered nurse or medical practitioner appointed who will monitor the patient’s progress and will amend the treatment and medication accordingly. Here are some of the services offered under the community nursing care program.

Community Nursing Care is provided to participants who has complex individual support needs that are best met by someone who has medical training and experience to meet the participants’ complex health needs.

Our NDIS community nursing care is needed when specific individual support needs include

  • Very limited communication
  • Behaviour support needs, and/or
  • Medical needs / procedures such as ventilation or home enteral nutrition
  • Kindly Care Australia is Registered NDIS Provider for Community Nursing Care. We are registered to deliver:
  • Complex Bowel Care
  • Enteral (Nasogastric Tube – Jejunum or Duodenum) Feeding and Management
  • Tracheostomy Management
  • Urinary Catheter Management (In-dwelling Urinary Catheter, In-out Catheter, Suprapubic Catheter)
  • Subcutaneous Injections
  • Complex Wound Management
  • Day-to-day management of medications
  • Ventilator management

We have certified and experienced medical professionals on board with us who can render community nursing care NDIS programs to all our participants. Once you sign up with us, we allot a medical support staff who will be in touch with you to discuss, monitor, and provide feedback on your medication, treatments, and progress. Besides the NDIS community nursing care services, they will offer advice on how to engage in basic self-care and nursing where in one will become capable of doing simple things like wound care or first aid on their own.