NDIS High Intensity Daily Activities Melbourne

NDIS High Intensity Daily Activities include complex bowel care, tracheostomy management, ventilator management, enteral feeding and PEG management, subcutaneous and IV medication administration, urinary catheter management, dysphagia support, and seizure management. Each procedure requires a Registered Nurse with documented competency and regular reassessment — Loica Care maintains rigorous competency records for all clinical staff.

Our nurses undergo regular competency assessments and professional development aligned with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission's High Intensity Support Skills Descriptors. We maintain detailed clinical records, provide written handover to treating teams, and communicate proactively with GPs and specialists when clinical concerns arise. Participants and families receive clear education on each procedure so they understand what is happening and why.

We work closely with participants, families, support coordinators, and healthcare professionals to develop safe, effective HIDA support plans. Where a participant's needs change — for example, following a hospital admission or a change in condition — we review and update the support plan promptly. Our goal is to enable participants to live as independently and safely as possible at home, with clinical nursing support that meets the highest professional standards.