The short answer
Care N Cure accepts NDIS nursing referrals from Support Coordinators, Specialist Support Coordinators, plan managers, hospital discharge teams and allied health professionals across metropolitan Perth. Each participant gets one dedicated Registered Nurse, a written care plan and clear quotes within NDIS price limits. Care N Cure provides clinical nursing care for Plan-Managed and Self-Managed NDIS participants across Perth with AHPRA Registered Nurses. We invoice your Plan Manager directly at standard NDIS price limits with zero out-of-pocket hassle.
What we can help your participants with
- Catheter, continence and bowel care
- PEG / enteral feeding and stoma care
- Wound and pressure injury care
- Diabetes and insulin management
- Medication administration and support-worker training
- Nursing assessments and reports to support plan reviews
What you can expect from us
- Referral acknowledged within one business day
- Nursing assessment usually within 24–48 hours of consent
- Written quote and service agreement before care begins
- One named Registered Nurse per participant — no rotating strangers
- Clinical updates when needs change, and reports for plan reviews
- Metropolitan Perth coverage from our Gosnells headquarters
Information that speeds up a referral
- Participant name, suburb and best contact (or nominee)
- Plan management type and relevant budget
- Nursing supports needed and frequency
- Any GP or specialist orders, discharge summary or current care plan
Frequently asked questions
How do I refer a participant?
Call 1300 919 663 or use the form on this page. Include the participant's plan type, suburb and the nursing supports needed. We confirm receipt within one business day.
Which plan types can you work with?
Care N Cure provides clinical nursing care for Plan-Managed and Self-Managed NDIS participants across Perth with AHPRA Registered Nurses. We invoice your Plan Manager directly at standard NDIS price limits with zero out-of-pocket hassle.
Do you provide reports for plan reviews?
Yes. Our Registered Nurses can prepare nursing assessments and progress reports describing the participant's needs, the supports delivered and recommendations for the next plan.
Can you train the participant's support workers?
Yes. Where it is clinically safe, a Registered Nurse can train and supervise support workers in tasks such as PEG feeding or catheter care, with competency checks documented.