Community nursing & complex care
Managing complex health needs at home is tough. You shouldn't have to do it alone, and you shouldn't have to compromise on the quality of your clinical care.
Our community nursing services across Geelong and Melbourne exist to keep kids, teens, and adults safe, comfortable, and living with dignity in their own space.
We don't operate in a vacuum. We team up with your doctors, allied health teams, and family members to deliver highly personalised clinical care that actually makes you feel supported and independent.
Safe, clinical & person-centred care
Our nursing services are run by registered nurses and highly trained healthcare professionals who deeply understand the complex reality of the NDIS.
Whether you need someone to manage medications, handle complex wound care, or oversee high-intensity clinical needs, we deliver it with skill and absolute compassion right in your own home.
Our nursing approach is designed to encourage:
- Strict clinical safety without making your house feel like a hospital.
- Proper management of chronic illnesses.
- Reducing health complications before they happen.
- Confidence in your daily activities.
- Seamless communication with your doctors and specialists.
- Care plans that actually make sense for your lifestyle.
- Making sure your family feels informed and supported, not stressed.
Supports we offer
We don't believe in generic clinical care. Everything gets shaped around your specific medical requirements.
Community nursing
Our qualified nurses handle the clinical side of things so you can focus on living your life.
- Administering and managing complex medications.
- Keeping an eye on your overall health and handling wound care.
- Continence and catheter management.
- Monitoring and managing diabetes.
- Enteral feeding support.
- Teaming up with your other healthcare providers.
- Helping you navigate medical appointments.
Complex care
Built specifically for folks who require high-intensity, ongoing clinical oversight.
- Handling highly complex support needs safely.
- Coordinating your overall care strategy.
- Constant health monitoring.
- Daily clinical routines handled by professionals.
- Working closely with your allied health team.
Why choose OdysseyCare
OdysseyCare wasn't born in a boardroom. Leah, our founder, is a mum to four kids—one of whom is a NDIS participant. She got tired of generic, unfeeling services and built the company she spent years wishing she could find for high-level, reliable clinical care.
Families choose our nursing team because:
- We use highly trained clinical staff and registered nurses.
- The care plan revolves around you, not a generic hospital checklist.
- We look at your emotional and social health, not just the physical stuff.
- We coordinate with your external doctors.
- 24-hour care is available for folks with highly complex needs.
- Trauma-informed practice is baked into how we operate.
- Services stretch across Geelong and Melbourne.
Frequently asked questions
Absolutely. That is the whole point. We bring professional, clinical care directly to the comfort of your own home, so you don't have to constantly travel to clinics.
Yes. Our nurses are highly experienced in handling complex, high-intensity physical and psychosocial support needs. We strictly tailor the care to your specific medical baseline.
Yes. We know medical needs don't clock out at 5 PM. Depending on your situation, we can sort out flexible support outside normal hours, including 24/7 complex care arrangements.
NDIS funded support
Wondering how the funding works? These clinical supports usually tap into your NDIS plan depending on your medical condition.
Typically, these fall under:
- Daily activities (Assistance with daily life).
- Improved health and wellbeing.
- Improved daily living.
- High intensity daily personal activities.
If staring at your plan gives you a headache, don't stress. The team works directly with your Support Coordinator or planner to make sure the right clinical funding is utilised properly.
Important information
Clinical safety is non-negotiable. Getting things right from day one is crucial.
- Talk to us. We need to see your full medical history and treatment plans before we start.
- Our nurses will do a full clinical assessment to build your care plan.
- We need the standard onboarding paperwork signed off.
- If your medical condition changes, tell us immediately.
- We will proactively chat with your GP and specialists to keep everyone on the same page.
Getting started today
We are always keen to hear from participants, families, or Support Coordinators. Managing a chronic illness? Transitioning out of the hospital? Give the friendly team a call today to ask a few questions or register your interest.
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