NDIS participants with complex or chronic health needs can access community nursing care delivered by qualified registered nurses. This service provides clinical support to help individuals live safely and independently at home or in the community, reducing the need for hospital stays. It includes skilled care like wound management, medication administration, and support for conditions such as diabetes, epilepsy, or spinal injuries. Nurses also assist with recovery after surgery, rehabilitation, and palliative care, ensuring personalized care plans tailored to each participant’s health goals.

Community nursing care focuses on improving health stability, independence, and quality of life. Nurses work closely with families, support workers, and healthcare teams to provide 24/7 support, monitor symptoms, and coordinate with specialists. This service not only addresses immediate health needs but also aligns with NDIS goals, helping participants stay engaged in their community and achieve long-term well-being.