Registered NDIS provider offering reliable in-home care.
At Pro Health Services, our Community Nursing Care supports NDIS participants with complex health and disability-related needs through skilled, professional nursing care in the home and community. We provide personalised support that helps participants maintain their health, manage ongoing conditions, and live with greater comfort, safety, and independence.
Our nursing services are designed for participants aged 18 and over who may be living at home, in supported accommodation, or in other residential settings. Support may include direct care, clinical oversight, staff training, and supervision where needed, depending on the participant’s goals, health requirements, and approved NDIS supports.
When a participant has complex health needs, professional nursing support can make a meaningful difference to safety, wellbeing, and peace of mind. At Pro Health Services, our nursing team delivers care with professionalism, compassion, and a strong understanding of individual support needs. We work closely with participants, families, carers, and support teams to provide dependable care that is respectful, responsive, and aligned with each person’s goals.
Receiving qualified community nursing support can also help reduce the pressure on family members and informal supports by ensuring clinical tasks are managed by experienced professionals.
Our nursing team can provide a range of disability-related clinical supports, depending on individual needs and NDIS funding, including:
Community Nursing Care is an NDIS-funded support for participants with high care needs who require disability-related nursing services delivered by qualified professionals. It sits under Assistance with Daily Life and covers supports that require a high level of clinical skill.
NDIS participants who have disability-related health needs and approved funding in their plan may be able to access community nursing supports. Eligibility and the types of nursing care available depend on the participant’s individual goals, circumstances, and plan funding.
Support may include wound care, catheter care, medication support, continence care, clinical monitoring, complex care coordination, and other nursing services tailored to the participant’s needs.
Yes. Community nursing care can be delivered in the participant’s home, supported accommodation, or other appropriate community-based settings, depending on the person’s circumstances and approved supports.
Yes. We work closely with participants, families, carers, support coordinators, and plan managers to make sure support is well coordinated and suited to the participant’s overall care needs.
You can contact our team to discuss the participant’s support needs, current NDIS plan, and the type of nursing care required. We can then help guide the next steps and service setup.
