What we do
Support that starts
with a nurse.
Nurse-led NDIS services for people with complex physical and high-intensity needs, from one-off clinical assessments to full supported living.
Start here
Continence and wound nursing assessments.
A one-off nursing assessment most providers can't offer, turned around fast. It's often the first step in working together.
- Continence assessments completed by a Registered Nurse
- Wound assessments and clinical review
- Clear, written reports you can act on
- Quick turnaround when timing matters
- A simple first step before any ongoing support
Completed by a Registered Nurse and turned around fast. Ask us what's involved and we'll be clear before anything begins.
Our services
Clinical care and support, in one team.
Everything below is delivered under Registered Nurse oversight, across Far North Queensland.
Community nursing & clinical care
Catheters, tracheostomies, complex wounds, continence and swallowing support, delivered by Registered Nurses.
- Who it is for
- People with complex clinical needs that most disability providers aren't set up to manage.
- The nurse-led difference
- Registered Nurses deliver the care directly, so nothing is passed to a worker who isn't equipped for it.
Supported Independent Living & SDA
24/7 nurse-backed supported living for people with high physical support needs, with male-only and female-only SIL and SDA homes on the Tablelands.
- Who it is for
- People who need a home with clinical support built in, not bolted on.
- The nurse-led difference
- Nurses oversee the home, so clinical needs are met around the clock, not just during a visit.
Hospital & transition support
A structured, temporary step for people coming home from hospital or moving across from another provider.
- Who it is for
- People leaving a hospital ward, or a placement that has broken down, who need support in place quickly.
- The nurse-led difference
- Nursing is there from the first day, so a discharge doesn't stall waiting for clinical cover.
Short-term accommodation & respite (STA)
Short stays with 24/7 nurse-backed support, for a break or while longer-term plans are sorted.
- Who it is for
- People who need a short stay away from home, and the families and carers who need a break too.
- The nurse-led difference
- Nursing is part of the stay, so clinical needs are met from the first night.
Medium-term accommodation (MTA)
Somewhere to live, with nurse-backed support, while a permanent home is being arranged.
- Who it is for
- People leaving hospital, or waiting on SDA or home modifications, who can't go straight home.
- The nurse-led difference
- Nursing is in place from the first day, so a discharge isn't held up waiting for clinical cover.
Medication management
Safe medication support, overseen by a Registered Nurse, as part of everyday care.
- Who it is for
- People whose medication needs to be managed carefully and consistently.
- The nurse-led difference
- An RN sets and checks the process, so medication is handled to a clinical standard.
Personal support & capacity building
Everyday support that builds independence and confidence, always under clinical guidance.
- Who it is for
- People who want to build skills and do more for themselves over time.
- The nurse-led difference
- Support workers are backed by nurses, so progress is safe and clinically informed.
Support workers
A trained, reliable team, signed off by nurses, who stay long enough to really know you.
- Who it is for
- People who want consistent, capable support from familiar faces.
- The nurse-led difference
- Every worker is competency-signed by a Registered Nurse before they support you alone.
Why nurse-led
The care reaches the person.
When Registered Nurses sit inside the team, clinical judgement is there in the moment. Skin gets checked. Catheters get checked. The basics that dignity depends on don't get missed.
What nurse-led means in practice
- Registered Nurses inside the business, not a clinician on contract.
- Every support worker is competency-signed by a nurse before working alone.
- Clinical needs are reviewed as they change, not just at the start of a plan.
- If something sits outside what we do well, we'll say so and point you elsewhere.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us the need and a Registered Nurse will point you in the right direction.