Horizon Living Group Pty Ltd delivers Community Nursing to NDIS participants across Perth. A qualified nurse comes to your home. Care gets built around what you actually need, and it stays that way as things change.
Our Community Nursing services are delivered by qualified Registered Nurses to support participants with complex health needs in the comfort of their own home. We work closely with participants, families, GPs, specialists, allied health professionals and Support Coordinators to deliver safe, evidence-based clinical care that promotes independence, improves health outcomes and reduces unnecessary hospital admissions.
We believe high-quality nursing care extends beyond completing clinical tasks. Our focus is on building trusted relationships, maintaining clear communication and providing consistent, person-centred clinical support that enables participants to remain safe, healthy and independent in their own homes.
Every participant receives an individualised assessment to ensure nursing supports are tailored to their clinical needs, goals and preferences. We work collaboratively with everyone involved in a participant’s care to promote continuity, safety and positive health outcomes.
At Horizon Living Group, Community Nursing is supported by strong clinical governance, professional accountability and responsive communication.
Our Director brings more than ten years of senior healthcare leadership experience overseeing complex clinical services and multidisciplinary teams. That experience is reflected in the systems, quality standards and governance that underpin every service we provide.
Our Community Nursing services are delivered by appropriately qualified nursing professionals who practise within their professional registration, individual scope of practice and demonstrated clinical competency.
Yes, every support plan is developed around the participant’s individual goals, preferences and funded supports. Plans are reviewed regularly to ensure they continue to reflect the participant’s current needs and circumstances.
Support workers are matched based on the participant’s support needs, personal preferences and scheduling requirements. We consider compatibility carefully, as consistency between participants and their support workers contributes to better outcomes.
In many cases, yes. Depending on the type of support and staff availability, services can be arranged outside standard business hours. This can be discussed during the initial consultation or referral process.
Frequency depends on each participant’s NDIS plan and personal circumstances. Supports may be arranged as a single weekly visit or on a more frequent basis, depending on funded hours and individual needs.
You can contact our team by phone, email or through the enquiry form on our website. Our team is available to answer questions about services, eligibility and the referral process.
Yes, we offer consultations to discuss participant needs, support options and how our services align with individual NDIS plans. Consultations can be arranged as part of the referral process or as a standalone enquiry.
Community Nursing is available throughout the Perth Metropolitan Area. We work with participants, families, support coordinators, hospitals and healthcare professionals, adjusting to whatever setup makes sense for the people involved.
