Health N Home

12/06/2026

World Continence Week starts on the 15th of June!

Imagine losing control over your own body’s most basic, private daily function with absolutely no warning. That's incontinence.

Did you know that 1 in 4 people in Australia experience some form of incontinence?

And on average, people live for about 4 to 6 years before seeking support?

Support is available when needed, and speaking to a healthcare professional can make a real difference — whether it's a doctor, support coordinator, or continence
nurse.

Share this post and help us spread the word, you never know who might need to see it.

(Source: Continence Health Australia)

04/06/2026

With winter placing additional pressure on participants’ health and care needs, we’re seeing an increase in continence-related challenges across NDIS caseloads — particularly where mobility decreases, illness increases, or care routines are disrupted.

We provide registered nurse-led continence assessments under the NDIS, designed to assist support coordinators during high-demand periods.

Our assessments are focused on:
- Identifying practical continence supports quickly
- Reducing escalation risks (including skin integrity and infection concerns)
- Producing clear reports that can be used in NDIS planning and service coordination
- Minimising admin burden for coordinators and families

We’re currently supporting referrals for participants experiencing increased continence care needs this winter.

If you’re a support coordinator and would like referral information or a simple intake process, check out our website at www.healthnhome.com.au.

25/05/2026

Bowel care support often relies on clear routines and good communication between nursing and support teams.

We provide bowel management support designed to work alongside existing care plans and daily supports.

If you’re coordinating care and looking for nursing input in this space, we’re happy to provide more information about how we can assist.

18/05/2026

Wound care in the community can be challenging when multiple providers are involved.

Our team supports wound care in home and supported living environments, with a focus on consistency and clear communication with care teams.

If you’re a support coordinator or worker looking for nursing support for a participant, we’re available to discuss current service capacity and referral options.

14/05/2026

International Day of Families is tomorrow — a reminder of the role families play in everyday care, coordination, and support.

For many people connected to NDIS services, families are often the steady point in the middle of busy schedules, changing needs, and complex care arrangements. It can be a lot to navigate while also trying to make sure the right supports are in place.

At Health N Home, we work alongside families, support coordinators, and support workers as a reliable guide in that process. Our focus is on providing in-home and telehealth nursing supports such as continence assessments, catheter management, wound care, and bowel care.

We aim to keep communication clear and services consistent, so families and teams can focus more on care and less on uncertainty.

If you’d like to explore how we can support the people you work with or care for, reach out on our website (www.healthnhome.com.au) or give us a call (0408 993 259).

11/05/2026

Supporting catheter care at home often requires consistent follow-up and clear communication between everyone involved in care.

We provide catheter management services aimed at supporting routine care and reducing gaps between appointments or services.

If you’re coordinating supports and need a reliable clinical service provider to work alongside your team, feel free to reach out for service information or referral details.

07/05/2026

Many support coordinators tell us they spend a lot of time trying to coordinate continence assessments and reports across different providers.

At Health N Home, we provide continence assessments that are focused on clear documentation and practical care recommendations for ongoing supports.

If you’re supporting a participant who may need continence-related services, we’re happy to chat about referral pathways and availability across Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, and telehealth Australia-wide.

Open to coordinators, support workers, and families looking for guidance.

Call now to connect with business.

30/04/2026

If you’re ever stuck trying to find the right provider…

Not the biggest
Not the fastest-growing
Just consistent, responsive, and easy to work with

We support participants with practical, nurse-led care across:
• Continence support
• Wound care
• Catheter & bowel management

We aim to make things simpler for support workers and coordinators, not more complicated.

How it works is simple:
1) You reach out with what the participant needs
2) We confirm the right service and availability
3) Our clinical team takes care of the rest and keeps you updated

If you ever need a reliable option, feel free to reach out on our website www.healthnhome.com.au or by calling 0408 993 259.

Health N Home can help you live well with continence assessments from registered continence nurses in Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney. Contact us today to find out more!

15/04/2026

Hi everyone!

Just a friendly reminder that you're not alone.

Some days might feel a bit heavier
more to organise
more to think about
more care needed than expected

We’re here for those moments
with practical support that meets you where you are
continence care
wound care
catheter and bowel support
and help at home

If things feel like a lot
or you’re not sure what the next step is
you can reach out anytime

Even if it’s just for a chat 💙

02/04/2026

Feeling a bit overwhelmed keeping on top of everything for your participants?

We know how tricky it can be to juggle appointments, care needs, and admin all at once. At Health N Home, we try to make things a little easier. We can help with things like:
• Continence assessments & products
• Catheter or bowel care
• Wound care
• Home support

We offer home visits, telehealth, or in-clinic appointments, and can help coordinate care so you don’t have to do it all alone.

If you ever want a hand or just some guidance, feel free to reach out — happy to chat and share ideas.