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Nursing & allied health

Clinical care, close to home

Harmony1 Care provides access to home and community-based clinical support according to individual assessment, practitioner availability and applicable service arrangements.

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Core care areas

Practical clinical support, clearly explained.

Each service is shaped around individual needs and clinical assessment.

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Community nursing

Community nursing supports health and independence at home, with care shaped around clinical needs and your individual care plan.

  • Health assessments and monitoring
  • Clinical observations
  • Care planning
  • Medication-related support
  • Continence management
  • Chronic disease support
  • Post-hospital nursing
  • Clinical coordination with treating healthcare professionals

Subject to clinical assessment, eligibility, practitioner availability and applicable approvals.

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Wound care

Wound care is delivered by appropriately qualified healthcare professionals according to clinical assessment, professional scope of practice and the client’s individual care plan.

  • Wound assessment
  • Wound dressing and dressing changes
  • Chronic wound management
  • Pressure injury prevention and management
  • Skin integrity assessment
  • Post-operative wound support
  • Diabetic wound support
  • Monitoring wound healing and progress
  • Wound care education for clients and carers
  • Coordination with GPs, specialists and other treating healthcare professionals where required

Subject to clinical assessment, individual eligibility, practitioner availability and applicable approvals.

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DVA Community Nursing & Support

Home and community nursing options for eligible veterans.

  • Individual nursing and support needs
  • Relevant referral and funding arrangements
  • Coordination with healthcare professionals where appropriate

Subject to individual eligibility, applicable DVA requirements, service availability and applicable provider arrangements/approvals.

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Allied health

Allied health may include the following disciplines.

  • Physiotherapy
  • Occupational therapy
  • Psychology
  • Dietetics
  • Speech pathology
  • Exercise physiology
  • Podiatry

Subject to clinical assessment, practitioner availability, funding arrangements and applicable approvals.

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Additional clinical support

Other support that may be relevant.

Medication support

Medication-related assistance delivered according to the relevant worker’s or clinician’s professional scope, individual care plan and clinical requirements.

Subject to clinical assessment, practitioner availability, funding arrangements and applicable approvals.

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Continence support

Respectful, individualised support focused on dignity, comfort, hygiene and independence.

Subject to clinical assessment, practitioner availability, funding arrangements and applicable approvals.

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Chronic disease management

Support that may include monitoring, education, daily living assistance and coordination with relevant healthcare professionals.

Subject to clinical assessment, practitioner availability, funding arrangements and applicable approvals.

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Contact Harmony1 Care to discuss individual requirements and confirm current availability, eligibility and applicable arrangements.

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