Nursing and High-Intensity Support for Complex Participant Needs
Our professional service relating to nursing and high intensity support in Western Sydney offers specialised clinical care to NDIS participants with high-level physical needs, complex health needs and those requiring skilled nursing care. We understand that high intensity support needs to be safe, responsive and focus on the comfort of the participant, their routines and their goals.
Our dedicated team comprising qualified nursing staff devote their time and skills to understand participants’ health needs and provide them with appropriate support in a respectful manner. We lay a strong emphasis on care plans and clinical guidelines that are specific to the individual. Also, we work towards ensuring a level of comfort, dignity, safety and independence for the participants throughout their complex care routines.
Personalised Clinical Assistance Promoting Safety, Dignity and Greater Independence
Our professional service relating to nursing and high intensity support in Western Sydney is customised to align with the health situations of each participant. Continuity of care is another aspect that we consider to be of major importance, so that participants get to know their nursing team and the support routines. This can reduce uncertainty and make complex care easier. Our team is highly aware of the changes in presentation. They communicate concerns quickly and follow procedures prudently, ensuring a reliable care experience through care routines and varying health situations.
We coordinate with families, allied health and other health care professionals to provide consistency in the participant’s support system. We provide support based on changing needs. This enables us to respect individual choices and ensure health needs are managed with confidence. Our compassionate way of working allows participants to feel heard, comfortable and involved in decisions regarding their care.
Specialised Nursing Tasks and High Intensity Support Solutions We Provide
Our nursing and high intensity support is designed to meet the approved NDIS supports and can include:
- Complex health support and clinical monitoring according to individual care plans
- Assistance with medication routines and health-related observations, where appropriately authorised
- Assistance in feeding and feeding care if part of the participant’s plan
- Assistance with continence-related needs and complex personal care
- Assist in the care of respiratory problems and the management of pertinent health issues
- Wound care assistance in line with clinical instructions and professional scope
- Provide assistance in seizure control and identified emergency protocols
- Support with catheter management and other complicated health procedures when medically necessary.
- Health documentation, communication and escalation of concerns to appropriate professionals
- Working with families, carers and health care teams to ensure that care is consistent.
Why Participants Choose Our Nursing and High Intensity Support Services
- Participant-centred care plans aligned with individual health requirements
- Skilled nursing support that focuses on complex and high-intensity requirements.
- Compassionate assistance that protects dignity, privacy and personal choice
- Consistent communication with families, carers and relevant professionals
- Care delivered with attention to safety, clinical guidance and individual preferences
- Flexible supports to address approved NDIS goals and routines
- Respectful service that encourages confidence, comfort and greater independence
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is high intensity nursing support?
This is a specialist support for those with complex health or care needs.
2. Who can receive nursing and high intensity support?
If you are a person with complex health support needs and are on the NDIS, it is advisable to check that you could be eligible.
3. Can nursing support be personalised?
Services can be customised to individual care plans, needs and preferences.
4. Do nurses coordinate with other healthcare professionals?
Yes, there is room for appropriate coordination to enable consistent and participant-centred care.
