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Help at Home / Nursing Care
NURSING CARE
Clinical nursing, in your home, from qualified nurses.
Registered and enrolled nurses delivering clinical care in your home. Wound care, medication management,
complex care, palliative support and community nursing.
Nursing care at home is one of the highest-impact services Neta Care provides. It can be the difference between a hospital admission and recovery at home. Between safe medication management and a critical mistake.
Our nursing team includes RNs and ENs, all AHPRA registered and clinically supervised. Where complex needs are involved, RNs lead the care plan.
What's Included
The detail of what we offer.
Wound care
Complex wound assessment, dressing changes, infection management.
Medication management
Administration, monitoring, education, Webster pack management.
Continence assessment
Blood glucose monitoring, insulin administration.
Diabetes management
Blood glucose monitoring, insulin administration.
Palliative care
Symptom management, pain control, end-of-life care.
Post-hospital care
Discharge support, recovery monitoring.
Catheter & stoma care
Specialist catheter and stoma management.
Complex care coordination
Coordination with GPs and specialists.
Who This Is For
Who we support with this service.
• NDIS participants requiring in-home nursing.
• Older Australians on HCPs with clinical needs.
• Veterans with DVA Community Nursing entitlements.
• Post-hospital discharge clients.
• Palliative care clients.
• NIISQ participants.
Funding
How this service can be funded.
NDIS
High Intensity Daily Personal Activities and clinical supports.
DVA Community Nursing
Gold Card and eligible White Card holders.
My Aged Care (CHSP)
Allied Health and Therapy Services category.
NIISQ
Lifetime care nursing.
Private
Fee for service available
Related Services
You might also need.
Personal Care
Personal care alongside clinical nursing.
Allied Health Therapies
Therapies to complement nursing.
Support Coordination
Coordination of multidisciplinary care.
FREQUENTLY ASKED
Common questions.
Do I need a referral?
For DVA Community Nursing yes, you need a GP referral. For NDIS-funded nursing, no referral but appropriate funding in your plan. For private and aged care, no referral required.
What hours are nurses available?
Standard nursing visits run during business hours. Extended hours and overnight cover are available for higher-needs clients. Palliative nursing can include 24/7 cover.
Are your nurses AHPRA registered?
Yes. All nurses we employ are current with AHPRA registration. Police checks, working with vulnerable people checks and clinical supervision are all in place.
Ready to start?
Reach out to our intake team. A real person will respond within one business day.
