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NDIS nurses provide clinical care including medication management, wound care, continence support, and health monitoring for participants with complex health needs.

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Who is NDIS Nursing for?

Nursing under the NDIS is suitable for participants who meet one or more of the following criteria.

  • Participants with complex medical needs requiring clinical support
  • People needing medication administration or management
  • Participants requiring wound care or catheter management
  • People with continence support needs
  • Individuals needing PEG feeding or ventilator support

What does it include?

NDIS-funded nursing services typically include:

  • Medication administration and management
  • Wound care and dressing changes
  • Continence assessment and management
  • PEG feeding management
  • Diabetes management and insulin administration
  • Tracheostomy and ventilator care
  • Health monitoring and clinical assessments
  • Delegated care training for support workers

What qualifications should a nursing provider have?

Bachelor of Nursing
AHPRA registration as a Registered Nurse
NDIS Worker Screening clearance

NDIS Categories: Core Supports - Daily Activities • Improved Daily Living

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Frequently asked questions

Does NDIS cover nursing for general health issues?
NDIS nursing is specifically for disability-related health needs. General health care (GP visits, hospital care) remains the responsibility of the mainstream health system, not the NDIS.
Can a nurse train my support workers?
Yes. Nurses can provide delegated care training to support workers, enabling them to perform certain clinical tasks (like medication administration) under nursing oversight in your home.
How often will a nurse visit?
This depends on your clinical needs. Some participants need daily nursing visits (wound care, medication), while others may only need weekly or monthly reviews and monitoring.
Do I need a registered nurse or can I use an enrolled nurse?
Both can provide NDIS-funded nursing, but some complex clinical tasks can only be performed by Registered Nurses. Your support coordinator or GP can help determine what level of nursing you need.

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Physiotherapy

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Support Coordination

Support coordinators help NDIS participants understand their plan, connect with providers, build capacity to manage services independently, and navigate the NDIS system.

Daily Living Support

Daily living support workers help NDIS participants with personal care, household tasks, community access, and building independence in everyday activities.

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