Registered Community Nursing: Complex Clinical Care, Across Australia
RN-led nursing across every funding stream, built on more than 20 years of clinical excellence.
Founded on a legacy of expert nursing care, Ambition Health Group has spent more than 20 years bringing hospital-standard clinical care into people’s homes. Our clinical team is led by highly experienced Registered Nurses (RNs), delivering professional community nursing across every major funding stream, including NDIS, DVA, TAC, WorkSafe and aged care, right across Australia.
Whether you’re managing a chronic condition, recovering after hospital, or living with complex clinical needs, we bring the same standard of clinical expertise you’d expect in a hospital, delivered in the comfort and familiarity of your own home.
Our community nurses support people living with disability as part of broader disability community services, as well as those with chronic illness, injury or complex medical needs, covering everything from wound management and medication to palliative and high-intensity clinical care.
The difference is the setting: the same one-to-one clinical attention you’d receive in hospital, delivered in familiar surroundings that support faster recovery and better wellbeing.
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Wound Care
Management
Professional assessment and treatment of wounds, including complex and chronic wounds, to support healing and prevent infection.
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Medication Administration
and Management
Safe administration, monitoring and reminders to ensure correct dosage and effective treatment.
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Chronic Disease
Management
Ongoing nursing support for conditions such as diabetes and respiratory illness to manage symptoms and improve long-term outcomes.
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Catheter and
Continence Care
Specialised nursing to manage catheter and continence needs with comfort, hygiene and dignity.
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Enteral Feeding
Support
Professional PEG and nasogastric feeding support and management for safe nutrition at home.
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Stoma
Care
Dedicated stoma management covering care, cleaning and monitoring for complications.
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Health Monitoring and
Assessments
Regular checks and assessments to monitor wellbeing and identify concerns early.
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Post Hospital
Discharge Support
Nursing after discharge to support recovery, manage medications and reduce readmission risk.
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Palliative and End of
Life Care Planning
Compassionate, clinically-led comfort care, with guidance and support for families throughout.
- Education and Training
Practical guidance for participants, families and support workers to understand conditions and care requirements.
NDIS Accommodation & Living Supports
We provide a range of NDIS-funded accommodation and living supports designed to give you the comfort, safety, and independence you deserve.
Supported Independent Living (SIL)
Our SIL services help you live more independently while receiving the day-to-day support you need. From daily tasks to personal care, we ensure you have the right balance of freedom and assistance in a supportive environment.
Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA)
If you need a temporary living arrangement while waiting for long-term housing or modifications, our MTA services give you a stable and supportive home for up to 90 days, ensuring continuity of care and peace of mind.
Short-Term Accommodation (STA)
Whether it’s for respite care, trying a new living arrangement, or short-term support, our STA services provide a safe and comfortable place for you to stay while your regular carers take a break or until you transition to longer-term living.
Which funding streams cover community nursing?
We deliver community nursing under the NDIS, DVA (Gold and White cards), TAC, WorkSafe, NIISQ, iCare and aged care (Home Care Package / Support at Home), plus private. Whatever your funding, our Registered Nurses can deliver your care and manage the scheme administration.
Who is eligible for community nursing care?
People living with disability, chronic illness, injury or complex medical needs. Eligibility depends on your funding scheme and assessed clinical requirements. Our team can help you understand what you’re entitled to.
Do you provide complex or high-intensity nursing?
Yes, it’s our specialty. Our nurses are competency-assessed to deliver High Intensity Daily Personal Activities, including ventilator and tracheostomy management, complex wound care and NPWT, enteral (PEG/NASO) feeding, subcutaneous injections, complex bowel and stoma care.
How do I know if my NDIS plan covers community nursing?
The community nursing care NDIS plans can fund includes wound management, medication administration and complex clinical support. It is typically classified under Core Supports or Capacity Building in your plan. Speak with your planner or support coordinator, or contact us and we’ll help you check.
Can I choose which nurse supports me?
While specific requests can’t always be guaranteed, we work hard to match you with a Registered Nurse suited to your care needs, preferences and comfort, and to keep that continuity over time.
How often can a community nurse visit?
Visit frequency is based on your individual care plan, ranging from regular ongoing visits to short-term or after-hours support.
What happens if my health condition changes?
Our nursing team continuously monitors your health and adjusts your care plan in collaboration with your other healthcare providers, so your care always matches your needs.
Are your nurses available in regional or remote areas?
Yes. We provide nursing solutions Australia-wide, including regional and remote areas. Contact us to confirm coverage in your location.
How do I get started?
Reach out to our team to discuss your funding and clinical needs. We’ll walk you through the process and arrange personalised, RN-led community nursing. Call 1300 668 655 or enquire online.