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Leaving hospital is an important milestone — but it can also be a challenging and uncertain time, especially when ongoing care and support are needed. At Scout Nursing , we understand that the journey doesn’t end at discharge. The right support during this transition can make a powerful difference to recovery, wellbeing, safety, and independence. As an NDIS registered, nurse-led provider , we deliver After Hospital Support and Transition Care  tailored to the unique needs of

Many NDIS participants rely on Assistance with Daily Living (ADL)  to manage everyday personal tasks and live as safely and independently as possible. The right support helps people maintain dignity, stay connected, and enjoy a better quality of life — not just today, but into the future. As an NDIS registered provider , Scout Nursing  delivers Assistance with Daily Living in a way that is person-centred, professional, and fully aligned with NDIS Quality and Safeguarding requ

If your NDIS plan has just been Approved — Congratulations . This is a big milestone. But it’s also completely normal to feel overwhelmed, confused, or unsure about what to do next. Good news ? You don’t need to figure everything out at once. This guide will walk you through the first steps — simply and calmly — so you can start using your plan with confidence. ✅ Step 1: Take time to read and understand your plan Before you book services, take a little time to understand what

Everything You Need to Know (Easy Guide for Participants & Families) Navigating the NDIS can feel overwhelming — especially when you’re trying to understand your plan, organise services, or manage changes along the way. Many participants and families feel unsure about where to start or who can help. This is where NDIS Support Coordination  can make a real difference. This guide explains what Support Coordination is , what a Support Coordinator does , who it’s for , and how it

(Updated December 2025 | Changes begin from mid-2026) The NDIS planning process will start changing from mid-2026  to make it fairer, more consistent, and easier to understand  for participants and families. These changes come after people with disability, families, carers, and providers shared their experiences through the Independent Review of the NDIS. Many said the current planning system was confusing, inconsistent, and relied too heavily on reports rather than real life

Changing your NDIS provider is your right — but for many participants and families, the process can feel confusing or stressful. You might worry about gaps in support, paperwork, or whether you’re even allowed to change. The good news is: you can change providers , and in most cases, the process is simpler than people expect. This guide explains when you can change , how to do it safely , and what to check before you switch  — all in plain English. When can you change your ND

Choosing an NDIS provider in Melbourne can feel overwhelming—especially when you’re choosing support for yourself or someone you love . There are many options, and it’s not always clear what questions to ask. This simple guide will help you choose a provider with confidence—based on what actually matters in day-to-day life. Step 1: Be clear about what you need Before you compare providers, get clear on your support needs. Ask yourself: What support do we need right now?  (per