Top Community Nursing & In-Home Clinical Care Providers in Tasmania

44 registered providersTasmania

There are 44 NDIS Community Nursing & In-Home Clinical Care providers listed in Tasmania. Across 39 reviewed providers, the average rating is 4.2 from 526 reviews.

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Avg rating · 39 reviewed
4.2★
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Updated October 2026

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Optimum Health Solutions

4.7(55 reviews)

Dodges Ferry, TAS

Community Nursing & In-Home Clinical CareAssistive Equipment for RecreationPersonal Care & Safety Products+8 more
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Regis Aged Care Pty Ltd

4.0(82 reviews)

Legana, TAS

Community Nursing & In-Home Clinical CareSupported Independent Living (SIL)High Intensity Daily Personal Activities+2 more
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St Giles Society

4.4(45 reviews)

Burnie, TAS

Community Nursing & In-Home Clinical CareHousing & Tenancy SupportSupported Independent Living (SIL)+23 more
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Ms Plus Ltd

4.3(28 reviews)

Hobart, TAS

Community Nursing & In-Home Clinical CareHousing & Tenancy SupportSupported Independent Living (SIL)+11 more
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Community Care Tasmania

4.4(19 reviews)

Kings Meadows, TAS

Community Nursing & In-Home Clinical CareSupported Independent Living (SIL)Assistance with Travel and Transport Arrangements+7 more
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Wellways Australia Limited

3.9(40 reviews)

Burnie, TAS

Community Nursing & In-Home Clinical CareHousing & Tenancy SupportSupported Independent Living (SIL)+12 more
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More Opportunities Pty Ltd

4.2(24 reviews)

Moonah, TAS

Community Nursing & In-Home Clinical CareAssistance AnimalsSupported Independent Living (SIL)+11 more
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Positive Wellness Recovery Centre

3.9(33 reviews)

Launceston, TAS

Community Nursing & In-Home Clinical CareHousing & Tenancy SupportSupported Independent Living (SIL)+14 more
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Perigon Care And Support Solutions Pty L

5.0(10 reviews)

Dynnyrne, TAS

Community Nursing & In-Home Clinical CareSupported Independent Living (SIL)Assistance with Travel and Transport Arrangements+7 more

About the service

About Community Nursing & In-Home Clinical Care under the NDIS

Community nursing and in-home clinical care bring qualified nursing support to participants with high or complex health needs in their own homes, wound care, continence management, medication management, catheter and stoma care, diabetes management, and clinical assessment and care planning. This enables people to receive clinical support without being in hospital and to live more safely at home.

Registered and enrolled nurses deliver the care and often coordinate a person's health-related supports, developing care plans and training and overseeing support workers who carry out delegated tasks, clinical leadership that is especially important alongside high-intensity personal care. Funding sits within Core or capacity-building supports for nursing that relates to your disability, while acute medical treatment remains the health system's responsibility. When choosing a provider, look for appropriately qualified nurses, strong clinical governance, continuity of care, and the ability to train support workers and coordinate with your other health services.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How many Community Nursing & In-Home Clinical Care providers are there in Tasmania?

There are 44 NDIS Community Nursing & In-Home Clinical Care providers listed in Tasmania.

What is the average rating of Community Nursing & In-Home Clinical Care providers in Tasmania?

The average rating is 4.2 across 39 reviewed providers.

What does community nursing under the NDIS include?

It can include wound care, continence management, medication management, catheter and stoma care, diabetes management, and clinical assessment and care planning delivered in your home. Nurses may also train and supervise support workers who carry out delegated clinical tasks.

Does the NDIS or the health system fund my clinical care?

The NDIS funds nursing care that relates to your disability and daily support needs, while acute and medical treatment remains the responsibility of the health system. Clarifying this boundary helps ensure the right supports are in place without gaps, and community nurses often coordinate across both.

How do I choose a community nursing provider?

Look for appropriately qualified nurses, strong clinical governance and supervision, and experience with your specific health needs. Continuity of care, the ability to train and oversee support workers, and responsiveness in a clinical situation are all important.

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