High Intensity and Complex Care in Hobart
Tasman Support Services is registered to deliver high intensity daily personal activities (Registration Group 0104) and community nursing care (Registration Group 0114) across Greater Hobart.
Every high intensity support is delivered by staff who have completed the training and competency assessment the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission requires for that specific support.
High Intensity Supports (0104)
We are registered to deliver the following high intensity daily personal activities.
Complex Bowel Care
Clinical-level bowel management, delivered exactly as your individual care plan sets out.
Enteral Feeding (PEG and Naso-Gastric Tube)
Preparing and giving feeds, caring for the tube and site, and monitoring for PEG and naso-gastric feeding.
Tracheostomy Management
Suctioning, tube changes, stoma care and emergency response, following your care plan.
Urinary Catheter Management
Care of in-dwelling, in-out and suprapubic catheters, including hygiene, bag changes and monitoring.
Ventilator Management
Monitoring settings, responding to alarms, managing circuits and following your respiratory team's emergency protocols.
Subcutaneous Injections
Prescribed subcutaneous injections given on time, recorded, and monitored for any reaction, as your care plan directs.
Complex Wound Management
Dressing changes, wound assessment, infection monitoring and escalation when something changes.
Severe Dysphagia Management
Meals and drinks prepared to the prescribed texture and consistency, with support during meals as your speech pathologist's plan sets out.
Community Nursing Care (0114)
Nursing support delivered in your home on a regular schedule.
That includes nurse visits, medication administration, continence management, hoist assistance and ongoing health monitoring. All nursing care follows the plan set by your treating health professionals.
How We Deliver Complex Care
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Your care plan leads
Every support follows the care plan written by your treating health professionals. We never change or override clinical instructions.
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Clear escalation pathways
Staff know when and how to escalate a concern to the right medical or nursing professional.
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Trained and assessed staff
Nobody delivers a support until they have been assessed as competent to provide it.
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Communication with your health team
We stay in touch with your GP, specialists and allied health professionals, so your care stays coordinated.
Frequently Asked Questions
Every staff member who delivers high intensity care completes the required training and competency assessment for each support type. We keep records and review competencies regularly.
Yes. All complex care is delivered according to the plan developed by your treating health professionals.
Yes. Our registration covers both 0107 and 0104, so one team can deliver both. That means fewer handovers and better continuity.