24/7 Nursing Care Service

Disability-related health supports can be delivered by a suitably competent worker, which may include nurses and/or allied health practitioners.

The health system will continue to be responsible for the diagnosis and clinical treatment of health conditions, ongoing and chronic health conditions not related to a participant’s disability, time limited (non-ongoing) palliative conditions and acute/post-acute care (e.g. hospital and Hospital in the Home)

What We
Offer

Dysphagia supports

if you have trouble eating, drinking or swallowing on a daily

basis.

Wound and pressure care supports

if you have slow to heal wounds, a

condition that results in swollen arms or legs, or ongoing loss of feeling in your body or arms or legs, and you need regular skin, wound and pressure care.

Epilepsy supports

if you need help to monitor and manage seizures when they

occur.

Diabetes management supports

if you need extra help to manage your

diabetes, for example, testing your blood sugar level because you are unable to do

this on your own due to the functional impact of your disability.