Community nursing at home

NDIS Nursing Care

Community nursing at home for participants who need clinical support, delivered in line with the NDIS Practice Standards and matched to your needs.

Registered NDIS provider 4-L7JCZ6S Aligned to NDIS Practice Standards Care plans and oversight Culturally responsive
Community nurse providing calm, professional clinical support to a participant at home
Registered NDIS provider 4-L7JCZ6S NDIS Practice Standards Care plans and oversight Culturally responsive
Community nursing at home

Clinical support at home you can rely on

NDIS nursing care is clinical support delivered in your own home for participants who need more than everyday assistance. It is community nursing that helps you stay safe, stable and independent, delivered in line with the NDIS Practice Standards.

Clinical scope

What NDIS nursing care includes

Nursing support is planned around each person and their health needs. It commonly includes the following.

Wound care and dressings

Cleaning, dressing and monitoring wounds, watching for signs of infection and supporting healing.

Medication support

Help to manage and administer medication safely, with monitoring for effects and side effects.

Injections and clinical tasks

Injections and clinical tasks carried out under appropriate instruction and clinical oversight.

Health monitoring

Routine observations, check ins and clear escalation pathways if something changes.

Continence and complex needs

Clinical continence support and help with complex health needs, planned around the person.

Care planning and oversight

Care plans, documentation and clinical oversight, so support stays safe and consistent.

Choosing the right support

Nursing care or a support worker

It is not always obvious which support you need. This comparison helps you decide, and we are happy to talk it through.

NDIS nursing careSupport worker
Type of taskClinical and health relatedEveryday, non-clinical assistance
ExamplesWound care, medication, injections, monitoringPersonal care, cleaning, community access
Who delivers itNursing support with clinical oversightTrained support workers
Care planningNursing assessment and clinical care planSupport plan based on your goals
Best whenHealth needs require clinical skill and monitoringDaily living and participation are the focus
Who it helps

When nursing care is the right support

Nursing care suits participants who need qualified clinical help to remain safe and well at home, rather than everyday assistance alone.

  • People managing wounds that need consistent, monitored care
  • Anyone with medication that needs careful management
  • Participants with complex or changing health needs
  • People who want clinical support without a hospital setting
Community nurse supporting a participant with clinical care at home, calm and professional
Getting started

How nursing support starts

Enquiry and fit check

We talk through your health needs and confirm nursing care is the right support.

Nursing assessment

A clinical assessment maps the tasks, risks and supports you need.

Care plan and schedule

We build a clear care plan and a visit schedule that suits you.

Service commences

Nursing support begins, with documentation at every visit.

Ongoing clinical review

We review your plan regularly and adjust as your health needs change.

Safety and governance

Safe, governed clinical care

Clinical care only works when it is properly governed. Our nursing support is delivered in line with the NDIS Practice Standards, with care plans, documentation and clinical oversight appropriate to each person.

We keep clear records, follow escalation pathways when something changes, and coordinate with your other health providers where that helps your care.

  • Aligned to the NDIS Practice Standards
  • Individual care plans and visit documentation
  • Clear escalation pathways and clinical oversight

Delivered by a registered NDIS provider.

Ahsan Care is a registered NDIS provider, registration number 4-L7JCZ6S. Nursing supports are matched to the participant and reviewed as needs change.

Why use a registered provider

The Ahsan difference

Support matched to how you live

Clinical care is still personal. Where you would prefer a nurse of a particular gender, or someone who shares your language or culture, we do our best to match you and to keep your care consistent.

LanguageWorkers who speak your language
Gender preferenceMale or female workers as you prefer
Culture and faithRespect for your background and beliefs
Routine and continuityThe same familiar faces, your way
Funding and pricing

How this support is funded

If it is a reasonable and necessary support in your NDIS plan, this service is funded from your plan budget. Nursing care may be funded under Core Supports or Capacity Building depending on your plan, and high intensity supports where they apply.

  • Plan managed, self managed and NDIA managed participants are all welcome
  • Pricing follows the NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits, and your Government Approved Budget
  • No call out fee and no lock in contracts
  • A clinical assessment and care plan before support begins

NDIS pricing arrangements

Getting a quote is simple.

Tell us your plan management type and the support you are after. We will explain what can be claimed and provide a clear service agreement before anything starts. There are no surprises and no obligation.

Request a free quote

Where we work

Melbourne and Sydney

We are a service-area provider. Our team comes to you at home and in your community. Community nursing visits are arranged across both cities, planned around your health needs and appointments.

Melbourne support areas   Sydney support areas

Melbourne suburbs we support include

Sydney suburbs we support include

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

It is clinical support delivered at home by nursing staff, for participants whose health needs go beyond everyday assistance. It includes wound care, medication support, health monitoring and more, all planned around you.

Support workers help with daily living and community access. Nursing care covers clinical tasks that need clinical skill and oversight, such as wound care, injections and medication management.

Yes. Nursing support begins with a clinical assessment and an individual care plan. We document each visit and review the plan as your health needs change.

If clinical nursing support is a reasonable and necessary support in your plan, it is funded from your NDIS budget. We explain what can be claimed before anything starts.

We provide community nursing across Melbourne and Sydney as a service area provider. Contact us to confirm availability and to arrange an assessment in your area.

Let us help

Need clinical support at home?

Talk to a real person about the support you need. We will listen first, explain your options clearly, and match you with the right worker. No pressure, no obligation.

Request a free consultation

0433 650 084