Comprehensive Community Nursing in Adelaide
The Care You Deserve
With Supportive Care Australia, our community nursing services in Adelaide and surrounding South Australia are here to help with your daily health and living challenges.
Here are just a few ways our nurses can help make a difference:
- Health management: We assist with the complexities of managing health conditions to help you feel confident and in control.
- Medication: Our team helps with medication administration, making the process seem less daunting and more manageable.
- Daily care tasks: From personal hygiene to other daily tasks, we provide assistance that can help you maintain a sense of independence.
- Lifting spirits: Alongside care, our nurses offer support to help lift your spirits—crucial for mental wellbeing.
With our comprehensive support offerings, we’re equipped to cater to a variety of needs. Don’t hesitate to call us on (07) 4020 5960 today.
We are committed to making your life fulfilled and exceptional.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is community nursing in the context of disability support?
Community nursing involves providing healthcare services to individuals with disabilities within their homes or community settings, focusing on maintaining health, managing chronic conditions and promoting independence.
Who can benefit from community nursing services?
Individuals with disabilities, chronic illnesses or those recovering from surgery can benefit from community nursing services, as these services can help manage health needs and support daily living.
What types of services do community nurses provide?
Community nurses provide a range of services, including wound care, medication management, health monitoring, chronic disease management and personal care support.
How can I access community nursing services?
To access community nursing services, you typically need a referral from a healthcare provider or contact a local disability support service. They will assess your needs and arrange for appropriate nursing care.
Nurses Supporting Caregivers
One primary reason to seek community nursing support is to help maintain and improve health while promoting independence and quality of life.
For individuals with chronic conditions, regular monitoring and management by a community nurse may prevent complications and hospital readmissions. For those recovering from surgery, community nursing may facilitate a smoother and faster recovery by providing professional care and monitoring in a familiar environment.
This support is especially crucial for individuals with disabilities, as it allows them to receive care tailored to their needs, supporting their ability to live independently.
Community nursing also plays a role in supporting caregivers. By taking on complex medical tasks, community nurses may relieve the burden on family members and caregivers, allowing them to focus on providing emotional support and companionship. This collaborative approach between nurses, caregivers and the individual receiving care can create a supportive network.
Accessing Support Under NDIS
Community nursing can be accessed under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) for eligible participants. To access community nursing through the NDIS, participants need to have it included in their NDIS plan. Here’s how the process typically works:
1. Assessment and Planning
During the NDIS planning meeting, participants must outline the necessity for community nursing services, explaining how these services will help them achieve their goals and improve their quality of life.
2. Finding a Provider
Once the plan is approved, participants can choose an NDIS-registered service provider who offers community nursing services. Supportive Care Australia can deliver these services tailored to the participant’s needs.
3. Implementation and Review
The chosen provider—such as Supportive Care Australia—should deliver the community nursing services as outlined in the NDIS plan. Regular reviews ensure that the services continue to meet the participant’s needs and adjustments can be made as necessary.
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After hours support available on the phone from 4:30pm to 8:30am on weekdays, and 24/7 phone support on the weekends with a member of the team.
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