Nursing care in your home
Registered and enrolled nurses providing clinical care at home for NDIS, aged care, and TAC clients.
What is Community Nursing?
Community nursing, also known as district nursing or home nursing, involves registered and enrolled nurses providing healthcare services outside of a hospital setting. This allows clients to receive essential medical care, support, and education in the comfort and privacy of their own homes.
Our highly skilled nurses work closely with you, your family, and other healthcare professionals to develop a personalised care plan that supports your recovery, manages chronic conditions, and promotes overall well-being.
Our Services
We offer a wide range of services designed to meet diverse needs, ensuring holistic care for our clients.
Clinical Assessments & Care Planning
Comprehensive health assessments and collaborative development of individualised care plans.
Wound Management
Expert care for post-surgical wounds, chronic ulcers, and pressure injuries.
Medication Management
Assistance with medication administration, insulin management, and education on adherence.
Catheter & Stoma Care
Professional care for urinary catheters and specialised stoma management.
Chronic Disease Management
Support and education for managing diabetes, heart disease, and respiratory issues.
Post-Hospitalisation Care
Seamless transition from hospital to home with ongoing nursing support for recovery.
Palliative Care
Compassionate and dignified care for individuals with life-limiting illnesses.
Health education
Clear information for clients and families on managing health needs at home.
Referral to Allied Health
Connecting clients with physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and dietetics.
Aged Care Support
For our senior clients, Australian Allied provides compassionate community nursing that supports healthy aging and enables continued independent living. We understand the unique challenges faced by older Australians and are committed to delivering care that respects their autonomy.
My Aged Care
We are an approved provider. Apply through the My Aged Care website or call 1800 200 422.
Home Care Packages
If you have an approved HCP, you can direct your funds towards our community nursing services.
Private Funding
For those who prefer to self-fund, we offer flexible private arrangements tailored to your needs.
Support for
TAC Clients
If you've been injured in a transport accident in Victoria, the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) may cover the cost of your community nursing services. Australian Allied is an approved TAC provider.
Initial 90 Days
No prior approval needed if recommended by your doctor.
After 90 Days
TAC approval may be required — we'll help you navigate this.
Direct Billing
TAC can pay us directly, or you can seek reimbursement.
Contact TAC directly on 1300 654 329 or visit www.tac.vic.gov.au for eligibility details.
What you can expect from our nursing team
Experienced & Qualified Nurses
Highly trained Registered Nurses and Enrolled Endorsed Nurses with extensive community care experience.
Client-Centred Approach
Personalised care plans promoting independence and well-being.
Holistic Care
Looking beyond immediate medical needs to consider overall health, social, and emotional well-being.
Seamless Coordination
Collaborative work with doctors, allied health professionals, and families.
Registered Provider
Registered provider for My Aged Care and the TAC, ensuring quality and compliant services.
Local Understanding
Deep understanding of the local healthcare landscape and community resources.
How to Access Services
Getting started with our Community Nursing is straightforward.
Contact Us
Reach out by phone or online enquiry form.
Initial Discussion
We'll understand your needs and answer questions.
Assessment & Planning
In-home assessment and personalised care plan.
Commence Care
Our nurses begin providing your care.
Trusted by Patients & Coordinators
"Having a registered nurse visit weekly meant my hospital admissions dropped by 60%. Early intervention saves lives and Australian Allied gets that."
James P.
NDIS Participant with Complex Needs
"The nursing team coordinated seamlessly with my physiotherapist and support worker. No gaps, no confusion — just professional care."
Melissa T.
Support Coordinator / Referrer
Your Nursing Questions Answered
Do I need an NDIS plan to access community nursing?
No. We provide nursing services to NDIS participants, aged care clients, TAC clients, and private customers. Your funding source (NDIS, My Aged Care, TAC, or private) determines the pathway.
What qualifications do your nurses have?
All our nurses are Registered Nurses (RN) with relevant experience in complex needs, wound care, or specific clinical specialties. We maintain current CPR certification and ongoing professional development.
Can a nurse help manage my medications?
Yes. Our nurses can administer medications, provide reminders, manage complex medication schedules, and liaise with your GP and pharmacist about effectiveness or side effects.
How quickly can we get started?
For urgent clinical needs, we aim to arrange initial assessment within 5 business days. For routine community nursing, typically 1-2 weeks. Contact us with your timeframe and we'll prioritize accordingly.
Is nursing covered by NDIS?
Yes, if nursing is listed in your NDIS plan under 'Core Supports' or approved by the NDIS. We'll verify your eligibility and work with you to maximize your plan allocation.
Ready for Compassionate Community Nursing?
Contact Australian Allied today to discuss your needs.