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High Intensity / Complex Nursing Support

Complex nursing support, delivered where you live

High intensity daily personal activities planned, supervised and reviewed by registered nurses — so complex health needs are met safely at home and in the community.

  • Registered NDIS provider
  • Registered nurse oversight
  • Across Greater Sydney

How It Works

Planned with you, delivered with clinical oversight

High intensity supports are the parts of daily life that need clinical knowledge behind them. Because Help on Wheels is led by registered nurses, every one of these supports is assessed, planned and supervised clinically before a worker ever begins.

We write your plan with you, your family and your treating team, train the workers who will support you, and review the plan whenever your health or routine changes. All supports are delivered in line with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission's high intensity skills descriptors.

Talk with our team

How we work with you

  • An unhurried first conversation about what you need and what your plan can fund
  • A written support plan, with workers matched to your routine and preferences
  • Regular reviews with nursing oversight, so your support changes when your needs do

What We Provide

High intensity supports we provide

These supports are provided under this one service area — talk with us about which ones your plan can fund.

  • Continence and complex bowel care

    Nurse-planned continence and bowel care routines, delivered discreetly by trained workers with clear reporting on any changes.

  • PEG and NG feeding care and support

    Support with enteral feeding through PEG or nasogastric tubes, including site care, pump use and feed schedules set with your health team.

  • Dysphagia and mealtime support

    Mealtime assistance that follows your speech pathologist's plan, with the right food and fluid textures and careful positioning.

  • Ventilation support — oxygen and CPAP

    Day-to-day support with oxygen therapy and CPAP equipment, including set-up, monitoring and prompt escalation when something changes.

  • Tracheostomy support

    Tracheostomy care planned and supervised by registered nurses, including suctioning, hygiene and emergency preparedness.

  • Urinary catheter support

    Support with indwelling and intermittent catheters — hygiene, drainage, comfort and early identification of infection.

  • Medication management and injections

    Medication assistance and administration, including injections where clinically appropriate, with accurate records at every visit.

  • Wound care and pressure injury

    Complex wound and pressure injury care, dressing changes and prevention strategies reviewed as healing progresses.

All supports are delivered as a registered NDIS provider, in line with the NDIS Code of Conduct and NDIS Practice Standards overseen by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

The questions people ask us most often. If yours is not here, we are happy to talk it through.

These are the parts of daily life that need clinical knowledge behind them — complex bowel and continence care, PEG and NG feeding, dysphagia and mealtime support, oxygen and CPAP, tracheostomy care, urinary catheters, medication and injections, and complex wound or pressure injury care.

Talk It Through

Need complex nursing support at home?

Our registered nurses can talk through your health needs, your plan and how support would be arranged day to day.