Community Nursing

Healing is often best in the comfort of your own home. That's why we offer in-home community nursing services designed to help you regain your strength and independence in a familiar environment.

Overview

What is Community Nursing? 

Community nursing is when nursing expertise and medical care is provided right in your own home, without having to go to a hospital.

Nurses help with things like managing your medication, changing bandages, doing health assessments or even giving you tips to stay healthy. This way, you can recover or maintain your health from the comfort of your own home, surrounded by familiar things.

How does it work? 

Contact us using the ‘Contact Us’ form on our website. A member of our team will be in touch within 24 hours to understand your needs and eligibility. Alternatively, you can email us at hi@trinitysupportaustralia.com.au

  1. If eligible, you'll be connected with our community nursing team who will assist you every step of the way.

  2. Our nursing team will visit you and complete a comprehensive assessment. The assessment will help us to identify your individual needs for care and develop a personalised care plan.

  3. We will also work with you to explore long-term care options so you have a plan in place for the future, allowing you to focus on your recovery with peace of mind.

  • Community nursing can be beneficial for a variety of people including:

    • Someone recovering from surgery or illness

    • Someone with chronic health conditions

    • Older adults who need assistance with daily living activities

    • Someone managing a wound

    • Someone that prefers to receive care in the comfort of their own homes

    • Post-operative care: Assist with wound care, medication management, and other recovery supports post surgery or illness.

    • Chronic illness management: Help you manage long-term health conditions like diabetes or heart disease.

    • Preventative care: Provide education and support to help you stay healthy and prevent future illnesses.

    • Daily living assistance: Offer temporary assistance with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, or preparing meals if you're recovering from an injury or illness.