Community Nursing Care

Compassionate Health Support at Home

Our Community Nursing Care service provides professional, compassionate, and person-centred nursing support for participants with complex health, medical, and care needs. Delivered in the participant’s home or community setting, our service ensures safety, comfort, and independence while helping participants achieve their individual health goals.

Whether it’s medicine management, assistance with personal activities, or just a healthy conversation – our nurses have years of experience in the caregiving field.

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Our Nursing Services

Medication Management: Safe administration of prescribed medications, monitoring for side effects, and ensuring adherence to medical instructions.
Complex Clinical Care: Support for advanced medical needs, including:
Wound Care: Dressing and monitoring wounds, ulcers, or surgical sites to prevent infection and promote healing.
Catheter and Stoma Care: Inserting, managing, and monitoring urinary catheters or colostomy/ileostomy care.
Medication Administration: Administering injections, intravenous (IV) medications, or complex medication regimens.
Chronic Disease Management: Monitoring and supporting conditions such as diabetes, respiratory illnesses, cardiovascular diseases, or neurological disorders.
Post-Surgical Support: Care after surgery, including monitoring recovery, pain management, and prevention of complications.
Health Monitoring & Assessment: Regular checks of vital signs, ongoing monitoring of chronic conditions, and communication with healthcare providers to maintain optimal health.
Personalised Care Plans: Tailored care plans developed in consultation with participants, families, and medical professionals to meet individual health and lifestyle needs.
Education & Guidance: Support and education for participants and carers on health management, disease prevention, nutrition, and self-care techniques.
Collaboration with Healthcare Teams: Working closely with doctors, allied health professionals, and therapists to ensure coordinated, high-quality care.
Support for Independence: Encouraging participants to maintain as much independence as possible while receiving necessary medical support.

Our team of highly trained and qualified nurses is committed to delivering care that is clinically effective, empathetic, and empowering. By combining professional expertise with a person-centred approach, we help participants manage health challenges, reduce hospital admissions, and improve overall wellbeing.

Personalised and Person-Centred Care

Every participant’s health needs are unique. Distinct Disability Services Australia (DDSA) nurses work closely with participants, families, and support coordinators to:

Develop an individualised care plan that meets medical and personal needs.
Offer education and guidance to participants and carers for ongoing health management.
Promote independence and self-confidence in managing day-to-day health routines.
Coordinate with allied health professionals and medical specialists when necessary.

This person-centred approach ensures that participants feel supported while maintaining autonomy over their care decisions.