Community Nursing Perth
AHPRA-registered nurses delivering clinical care in your own home across Perth, including wound care, medications, continence and complex needs, coordinated closely with your GP and specialists.
Local
Perth Team
24hr
Referral response
NDIS
Registered Provider
PER
Western Australia
What is it? Community nursing under the NDIS brings the skills of a registered nurse into your home. It covers clinical supports that require nursing qualifications, such as wound care, medication administration, continence management, catheter and stoma care, and clinical assessment delivered where you live rather than in a clinic.
Some health needs require a nurse, not just a support worker and getting that care at home makes life far easier. Pacific Community Care delivers community nursing across Perth with AHPRA-registered nurses who bring clinical skill and genuine warmth to every visit.
As a registered NDIS provider in Perth, our nurses manage wound care, medication administration, continence support, catheter and stoma care, diabetes support and clinical assessments all in the comfort and privacy of your own home across the Perth metro.
Community nursing works best when it’s connected. Our Perth nurses coordinate closely with your GP, specialists and support workers, and provide the clinical governance behind our complex care, so your health needs are managed as one joined-up picture.
Talk to our Perth team
- Perth CBD & greater Perth metro, WA
- (03) 6316 0000
- admin@pacificcommunitycare.com.au
Every participant’s support is tailored; here’s the range of community nursing our Perth team commonly delivers.
Wound care & dressings
Skilled wound assessment and dressing changes with infection-control best practice.
Medication administration
Nurse-administered and nurse-managed medication, including injections where required.
Continence management
Assessment and support for continence needs, delivered with dignity.
Catheter & stoma care
Skilled catheter and stoma management and education for participants and carers.
Diabetes support
Blood glucose monitoring, insulin support and diabetes education at home.
Clinical assessments
Health assessments and monitoring that catch changes early and inform your care.
Training & delegation
Training and clinical oversight for support workers delivering nurse-delegated tasks.
GP & specialist coordination
Close liaison with your treating team so care is joined up, not fragmented.
A clear, supported path from first enquiry to ongoing support, no jargon, no pressure.
1
Clinical intake
A registered nurse assesses your clinical needs and reviews your plans and history.
2
Care plan
We develop a nursing care plan and coordinate with your GP and specialists.
3
Deliver care at home
Your nurse delivers care in your home, on a schedule that suits your needs.
4
Train & oversee
Where appropriate, we train and oversee support workers for delegated clinical tasks.
5
Monitor & review
We monitor your health, review the plan and adjust as your needs change.
Who community nursing in Perth is for
- Participants who need clinical care but prefer to receive it at home
- People managing wounds, catheters, stomas or continence needs
- Participants who need medication administered or managed by a nurse
- People with diabetes needing at-home monitoring and support
- Participants whose support workers need clinical training and oversight
Conditions we support
Our Perth community nurses support participants living with a range of clinical needs, including:
Chronic wounds & pressure injuries
Diabetes
Continence & catheter needs
Stoma care needs
Spinal cord injury
Multiple sclerosis (MS)
Post-surgical recovery
Complex & multiple conditions
A registered NDIS provider Perth families trust for consistent, respectful, high-quality support.
01
Local Perth Team
Support workers, registered nurses and coordinators who actually live and work across the Perth metro, not a call centre in another state.
02
NDIS Registered
We work to the NDIS Practice Standards and NDIS Code of Conduct, with the audits, screening and safeguards that registration requires.
03
Person-centred, not roster-first
We build support around your goals, culture and routine. You meet your workers, and we prioritise consistency so trust can grow.
04
All plan types welcome
NDIA-managed, plan-managed or self-managed the paperwork is on us, and switching to us is simpler than most people expect.
05
After-hours on-call
Real people answer after hours and on weekends, so urgent participant needs never wait until Monday.
06
Clinically connected
We coordinate with your GP, allied health, treating clinicians and hospital teams so your supports work together, not in silos.
Community nursing is typically funded through the Improved Daily Living (Capacity Building) budget or as high-intensity Core Supports, depending on your needs. It often works alongside complex care funding. Our Perth registered nurses can help you and your support coordinator ensure your plan properly reflects the clinical support you require.
What does community nursing include in Perth?
Community nursing in Perth includes wound care, medication administration, continence support, catheter and stoma care, diabetes support and clinical assessments, all delivered at home by AHPRA-registered nurses.
Are your Perth nurses registered?
Yes. Our community nursing in Perth is delivered by AHPRA-registered nurses who coordinate with your GP and treating clinicians and provide clinical governance across our services.
Can nursing be delivered at home in Perth?
Yes. Our Perth community nursing is delivered in your own home across the metro region, keeping your clinical care convenient, private and connected to your wider health team.
Can nurses train my support workers?
Yes. Where clinical tasks can be safely delegated, our nurses train and oversee support workers, so day-to-day support is both consistent and clinically sound.
How is community nursing funded under the NDIS?
It’s usually funded through Improved Daily Living or high-intensity Core Supports, often alongside complex care. Our Perth nurses can help ensure your plan reflects your clinical needs.
Do you coordinate with my GP in Perth?
Always. Joined-up care is central to how we work; our Perth nurses liaise closely with your GP, specialists and support team.
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Speak with a registered NDIS provider in Perth today. Our friendly WA team is here to help you get the support you deserve, no pressure, just a genuine conversation.