RN/EEN Nursing Supports
Comprehensive nursing care delivered by our team of Registered Nurses (RNs) and Enrolled Nurses (ENs) — combining clinical expertise with person-centred support for participants with complex health needs.
Qualified Nursing Care Tailored to You
Our nursing team brings together the advanced clinical expertise of Registered Nurses (RNs) and the focused, person-centred care of Enrolled Nurses (ENs) to deliver safe, high-quality supports in your home and community.
Whether you need complex clinical interventions, help managing a long-term condition, or support transitioning between hospital and home, our nurses work together to keep you well, informed, and in control of your care.
Delivered under our NDIS registration
We are a registered NDIS provider and deliver this service under the following registered classes of support:
- 0114Community Nursing Care
- 0104Assist Personal Activities - High
Registered Nurse (RN) Supports
Our Registered Nurses deliver advanced clinical care, oversight, and training:
Clinical Care Plans
Comprehensive care plans covering all 7 NDIS high-intensity descriptors.
Enteral Feeding Support
Expert management of NG, Jejunum, and Duodenum feeding tubes.
Dysphagia Management
Support for severe swallowing difficulties and modified diets.
Urinary Catheter Care
Professional care for IDC, In-Out, and Suprapubic catheters.
Complex Wound Care
Advanced wound dressings and management protocols.
Medication Administration
Safe medication management and subcutaneous injections.
Health Assessments
Comprehensive health monitoring and risk management.
Clinical Training
Training and supervision for ENs and Support Workers.
Quality Monitoring
Incident review and NDIS Practice Standards compliance.
Healthcare Coordination
Liaison with hospitals, GPs, and allied health professionals.
Enrolled Nurse (EN) Supports
Our Enrolled Nurses provide focused clinical assistance under RN supervision:
Health-Related Concerns
Assist individuals to manage health concerns and maintain independence.
Medical Related Assistance
Support participants who need extra help with medical matters.
Education & Information
Ongoing education about medical conditions and medication.
Hospital Transitions
Help transitioning from hospital to home with support.
Healthcare Liaison
Liaising with GPs and Allied Health professionals.
Report Writing
Comprehensive medical documentation and reporting.
Emotional Support
Psychosocial support and guidance to participants and support workers.
Hospital Discharge Support
Support for participants discharged from hospital before returning home.
What this service includes
Registered Nurse-led clinical care plans aligned with NDIS high-intensity descriptors
Advanced clinical interventions — enteral feeding, catheter care, complex wound management
Safe medication administration, including subcutaneous injections
Comprehensive health assessments, monitoring, and risk management
Enrolled Nurse support for day-to-day health management and education
Hospital-to-home transition planning and post-discharge nursing support
Liaison with GPs, hospitals, and allied health professionals
Clinical training and supervision for Enrolled Nurses and Support Workers
Interested in this service?
Get in touch with our team to discuss how we can support you or your loved one.
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