Direct Registered Nurse assessment, monitoring and nursing care for NDIS participants with complex disability-related health needs.
Clinical support for participants requiring specialised bowel management plans and procedures.
Registered Nurse support relating to enteral feeding requirements, including PEG and other enteral feeding systems.
Clinical nursing support for participants with swallowing difficulties and associated health risks.
Nursing support for participants requiring ventilatory assistance and monitoring.
Registered Nurse support for participants with tracheostomies, including clinical monitoring and care requirements.
Clinical nursing support for participants requiring catheter management.
Nursing support for participants requiring clinically indicated subcutaneous medication administration.
Assessment, management and ongoing nursing support for complex wounds associated with disability-related health needs.
Clinical support for participants requiring seizure management strategies, monitoring and escalation planning.
Registered Nurse administration and management of medications related to disability-related health needs.
Blood glucose monitoring and insulin administration for participants with diabetes linked to their disability.
Ongoing clinical monitoring for participants with chronic or degenerative conditions linked to their disability.
Each participant's support needs are assessed individually, based on their care plan, clinical needs, environment, and existing support arrangements. IHA works alongside participants, families, support coordinators, allied health professionals and NDIS providers to deliver safe, consistent, and clinically appropriate care.