Community & private nursing · Greater Western SydneySpeak with us 0493 644 948

NURSING AT HOME · WESTERN SYDNEY

Expert nursing.
In the comfort
of your home.

NDIS-related and private nursing across Western Sydney. Personal support for complex care, recovery after hospital and ongoing nursing needs at home.

Registered nurse-ledNDIS & private care
Illustrative image of a nurse listening to a woman in a bright, comfortable home
Care that fits your life.Clinical attention. Personal understanding.
AT HOME. WITH YOU.

Find the right support.
Choose a starting point.

01 / OUR NURSING CARE

Different needs.
The same personal attention.

From an individual nursing visit to ongoing support, we start with your needs, your care plan and what matters to you.

A / COMMUNITY

Nursing for
NDIS participants

Disability-related nursing support, shaped around your daily life and coordinated with your wider support team.

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B / PRIVATE

Private nursing.
Personal by design.

Dedicated clinical support at home, including after a hospital stay, with the time and attention your situation deserves.

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HOW WE CAN HELP

Practical support.
Clinical know-how.

We review each referral to confirm the right nursing skills, a suitable home environment and an agreed plan of care.

Talk through your needs
01Wound assessment & care
Assessment, dressing care and monitoring for complex or ongoing wounds, with communication to your treating team when further review is needed.
02Catheter, stoma & PEG support
Nursing care and practical education for established urinary catheters, stomas and gastrostomy feeding plans. Support is matched to your clinical instructions and individual needs.
03Nursing after a hospital stay
Planned nursing visits to support your transition home, including wound care, clinical observations and follow-through on your discharge plan.
04More complex ongoing care
Discuss referrals involving higher nursing needs, including an established tracheostomy care plan. We assess suitability, equipment, staffing and escalation arrangements before accepting care.
05Education for families & support teams
Practical explanations and care-plan guidance to help the people supporting you understand daily care, changes to watch for and when to seek clinical advice.

Services are subject to individual assessment and nurse availability. NDIS-funded care must relate to your disability support needs and available plan funding.

02 / THE EMPOWER U APPROACH

Clinical experience.
A human approach.

We bring experience in critical care, clinical education and community nursing to the place you know best.

Good home nursing starts with listening. We work with you, your family and your treating team to understand your needs and make a clear, practical plan.

01

Understand the whole person

Your routines, preferences and goals help shape how care is delivered.

02

Be clear about the plan

Understand what your care includes, who is involved and what it will cost before it begins.

03

Keep care connected

With your consent, we communicate with the clinicians and support people involved in your care.

03 / GETTING STARTED

A clear path to care.

You can contact us yourself, on behalf of a family member, or as a health professional or support coordinator.

  1. 01

    Let’s talk

    Tell us about the support you need, your suburb and when you are hoping to start.

  2. 02

    Understand your needs

    We review your situation and any relevant care plans to confirm whether we can help.

  3. 03

    Agree on your care

    We discuss the nursing plan, visit arrangements and fees with you before booking.

04 / CLOSE TO HOME

Here for
Western Sydney.

From the Camden corridor to Penrith, and across Sydney’s western, south-western and north-western communities.

Check visits in your suburb
01

South West Sydney

Camden · Narellan · Campbelltown · Liverpool

02

Western Sydney

Penrith · St Marys · Blacktown · Parramatta

03

North West & the Hills

The Ponds · Rouse Hill · Norwest · Castle Hill

Visit availability depends on your suburb, care needs and the nursing team’s schedule. Call us to discuss your location.

A LITTLE MORE CLARITY

Your questions,
answered.

Something else on your mind?
We’re happy to talk

Do I need a referral?
You can contact us directly to discuss care. Depending on the support required, we may need a discharge summary, treating clinician’s instructions or an existing care plan before visits can begin.
Can my NDIS plan pay for nursing?
Some disability-related nursing supports may be funded through your NDIS plan. Funding depends on your individual circumstances, the support required and how your plan is managed. We confirm arrangements before starting care; we cannot guarantee funding approval.
Can I arrange and pay for care privately?
Yes. You or your family can enquire about self-funded nursing. We discuss the support required, visit schedule, fees and any travel charges before you decide to proceed.
Can you provide urgent or around-the-clock care?
Visits and extended support require advance assessment and confirmed staff availability. We do not provide an emergency response service. For a medical emergency, call 000.
How do I refer a participant or patient?
Call us first to discuss the type of nursing needed, the person’s suburb and the proposed start date. Please obtain their consent before sharing personal information. We will arrange an appropriate way to receive clinical documents.

LET’S TAKE THE NEXT STEP

Good care starts
with a conversation.

Tell us what you need. We’ll talk through how we may be able to help.

Call Empower U0493 644 948Alternative number0425 376 842

Individuals, families and professional referrals welcome.

YOUR INFORMATION

Privacy & enquiries

This website provides information about our nursing services. It does not include an online clinical referral form, account registration or payment facility.

Please call to discuss a referral and arrange an appropriate way to share personal or clinical documents. Avoid sending health records in an initial email or text message.

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For questions about an enquiry or how your information will be handled, call 0493 644 948.

YOUR GUIDE / COMPLEX CARE

Complex needs.
A clear plan for care.

When your care needs specialist nursing attention, we start by understanding your situation and the support already around you.

This may be right for you

  • You need nursing assessment and care for a complex or ongoing wound.
  • You have an established catheter, stoma or PEG feeding plan.
  • You are seeking support for higher nursing needs, such as an established tracheostomy care plan.

How we can help

  • Review the referral, clinical instructions and home environment.
  • Match the care plan with suitable nursing skills and available staff.
  • Coordinate with your treating team and explain the plan to family or support workers.

Your first step

Tell us the type of nursing needed, your suburb, preferred start date and whether care will be privately funded or NDIS-related. We will arrange how to receive relevant clinical documents.

Care is accepted after assessment of suitability, equipment, staffing and escalation arrangements. NDIS funding depends on your individual plan.

YOUR GUIDE / AFTER HOSPITAL

Coming home.
With a plan in place.

A hospital discharge can leave you with new care needs and plenty of questions. Planned nursing visits can help you follow through on your discharge plan at home.

This may be right for you

  • You have been asked to arrange wound care or nursing observations after discharge.
  • You need follow-up nursing for an established catheter, stoma or PEG care plan.
  • Your family needs help understanding the nursing care arranged for your return home.

How we can help

  • Review the nursing instructions provided by your hospital team.
  • Discuss visit timing, supplies and the support you will have at home.
  • Agree on visits and communication with your treating team before care begins.

Before you come home

Contact us with your expected discharge date, suburb and the nursing support requested. Have your discharge summary, care instructions and treating team's contact details ready for review.

Contact us ahead of discharge where possible. Visits depend on assessment and nurse availability; we cannot guarantee same-day care.

YOUR GUIDE / ONGOING SUPPORT

Everyday life.
More confidence in your care.

Ongoing nursing should fit around the person, their routines and their goals. We help make daily care plans easier to understand and follow.

This may be right for you

  • You need planned nursing visits for an ongoing health or disability-related care need.
  • Your family or support workers would benefit from practical care-plan guidance.
  • Your nursing needs have changed and you want to discuss the support available.

How we can help

  • Discuss the routines, preferences and goals that matter to you.
  • Plan appropriate nursing visits and review your care needs over time.
  • Explain the agreed care plan and when to seek further advice from your treating team.

Start with what matters to you

Tell us what is becoming difficult, the nursing care you currently receive and who helps you at home. Include your suburb and how often you think support may be needed.

We discuss the scope of nursing care, visit arrangements and fees before you decide. All support is subject to assessment and availability.

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