Nursing care, where the participant lives.
A Plus Nursing delivers community nursing support for eligible NDIS participants who require clinical care, health monitoring or assistance with complex support needs — at home, not in a clinic.
Nursing supports tailored to the participant's plan.
Services depend on participant needs, clinical requirements, current plan funding and appropriate nursing assessment.
Nursing assessments
Initial and ongoing nursing assessments to inform the support plan and identify clinical risk.
Health monitoring
Routine vitals, condition monitoring, escalation pathways and care plan review.
Medication support
Administration, prompting and review by RNs / EENs in line with the participant's medication plan.
Wound care
Dressing changes, wound assessment and progression review. Evidence-based wound management.
Diabetes support
BGL monitoring, insulin administration support, diabetes-specific care plans and education.
Catheter & continence
Catheter management, continence assessment and support, stoma care.
PEG feeding support
PEG-tube feeding, site care, equipment management — delivered by suitably-trained workers under nursing oversight.
Care plan implementation
Implementing nursing care plans developed in collaboration with the participant's wider care team.
Staff training & oversight
Worker training and clinical supervision in support of participants with complex needs.
An important note: community nursing supports are subject to nursing assessment, scope of practice, participant plan funding and clinical appropriateness. Not every requested support will be eligible or available — we'll tell you clearly during intake what we can and can't deliver.
Built for participants with clinical support needs.
Participants with chronic conditions
Where ongoing nursing monitoring supports independence at home.
High-intensity participants
Where the support team needs nursing oversight, training and documentation.
Post-discharge participants
For wound, medication and care-plan continuity after hospital discharge.
Need community nursing for a participant?
Refer a participant, or speak directly with a member of our intake team about whether community nursing is the right fit.