Nursing

Health & Community Services (HCS) provides professional NDIS nursing services, community nursing, home nursing care, and clinical support for people living with disability throughout Melbourne and Victoria.

Our experienced team of Registered Nurses (RNs), Enrolled Nurses (ENs), and Credentialed Mental Health Nurses deliver compassionate, person-centred healthcare that supports participants to remain healthy, independent, and living safely in their own homes or Supported Independent Living (SIL) accommodation.

Whether you require NDIS-funded nursing care, medication management, wound care, chronic disease management, mental health nursing, or complex clinical support, our highly qualified nursing team is here to help.

Our NDIS Nursing Services

At HCS, we provide comprehensive nursing services tailored to each participant’s individual needs and NDIS goals.

Our nursing services include:

• Medication administration and medication management
• Wound care and pressure injury management
• Diabetes management
• PEG feeding and enteral nutrition
• Catheter care and continence management
• Stoma care
• Tracheostomy and respiratory care
• Complex clinical nursing
• Chronic disease management
• Pain management
• Health assessments and clinical monitoring
• Palliative and supportive nursing care
• Hospital discharge support
• Nursing support within Supported Independent Living (SIL)

Every participant receives an individualised nursing care plan developed in collaboration with their GP, specialists, allied health professionals, family, and support network.

Home Nursing Care

Our Home Nursing Service allows participants to receive high-quality clinical care in the comfort and familiarity of their own home.

Our nurses assist with:

• Medication administration
• Injections
• Dressings and wound care
• Clinical assessments
• Vital signs monitoring
• Health education
• Chronic disease support
• Post-hospital nursing care
• Ongoing clinical reviews

Receiving nursing care at home helps participants maintain independence while reducing unnecessary hospital visits.

Complex Nursing Care

We support participants with complex health needs through specialised nursing services including:

• PEG feeding
• Enteral nutrition
• Tracheostomy care
• Suctioning
• Respiratory support
• Continence care
• Diabetes management
• Clinical monitoring
• High-intensity daily personal activities under the NDIS

Our nurses work closely with GPs, specialists, allied health teams, and support workers to ensure safe, coordinated care.

Mental Health Nursing

Health & Community Services is recognised for its expertise in mental health nursing.

Our Credentialed Mental Health Nurses provide recovery-focused support including:

• Mental health assessments
• Mental state monitoring
• Long-acting injectable medication administration
• Medication education and adherence
• Relapse prevention
• Crisis intervention
• Suicide risk assessment
• Recovery planning
• Collaboration with psychiatrists and treating teams

Our approach supports participants living with psychosocial disability, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, anxiety, and other complex mental health conditions.

Why Choose Health & Community Services?

Families choose HCS because we provide:

• Experienced Registered and Enrolled Nurses
• Credentialed Mental Health Nurses
• Person-centred nursing care
• NDIS registered provider
• Home nursing throughout Melbourne and Victoria
• Clinical expertise in disability support
• Compassionate and respectful care
• Collaborative multidisciplinary team
• Flexible nursing services tailored to your needs

We are committed to delivering safe, evidence-based nursing care that improves health, independence, and quality of life.

Looking for Professional NDIS Nursing Services?

If you’re looking for trusted NDIS nursing services in Melbourne, home nursing care, community nursing, or complex disability nursing, Health & Community Services is here to help.

Contact our friendly team today to discuss how our experienced nurses can support you or your loved one to live safely, confidently, and independently.

Find out more about the NDIS in our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs).