Complex bowel care
Bowel care routines delivered to your documented plan, with dignity and consistency.
Core service · Advanced-trained workers
High Intensity Support.
High intensity daily personal activities delivered by support workers with advanced training and nursing oversight, so complex clinical routines happen safely at home, every day.
NDIS Registered Provider
Nursing oversight
VIC · NSW · QLD · TAS
What it is
Everyday support with clinical skill behind it.
Some daily personal activities carry real clinical risk if they are done by someone without the right training. The NDIS calls these high intensity supports, and they can only be delivered safely by workers trained and assessed against the NDIS high intensity support skills descriptors.
At Resilient Life Care, high intensity supports are delivered by experienced workers, with our nursing team providing training, competency checks and clinical oversight. The support stays personal and familiar. The safety net stays clinical.
Who it's for
- Participants whose daily personal activities require advanced-trained workers
- People with complex health routines managed at home
- Participants combining high intensity supports with 24/7 Complex Care or SIL
- Families who want everyday support and clinical safety from one team
What's included
High intensity supports we deliver.
Enteral (PEG) feeding & management
Feed administration, site care and tube management following your treating team's regimen.
Severe dysphagia & mealtime management
Safe, supported mealtimes delivered to a mealtime management plan, including texture-modified meals.
Urinary catheter management
Catheter care as part of daily personal activities, coordinated with our nursing team.
Subcutaneous injections & complex wounds
Delivered with our Nursing Care team where a nurse is required.
+ more
If a support is not listed here, ask us. We assess every referral on the person in front of us.
How we work
Safety first, then everything else.
Understand the clinical picture
We review your health plans with you, your family and your treating team before any support starts.
Train and match your workers
Workers are trained and competency-checked for your specific protocols, then matched for personality and language too.
Ongoing clinical oversight
Our nursing team reviews the support regularly, updates plans as needs change and stays on call for escalation.
Common questions
Good questions to ask any provider.
Who actually delivers high intensity supports?
Experienced support workers who have been trained and assessed for each specific task they perform, with our nursing team providing oversight. Tasks that require a qualified nurse are delivered by our Nursing Care team.
Can high intensity support be combined with other services?
Yes. Many of our participants combine it with 24/7 Complex Care, Supported Independent Living or daily personal care, delivered by one coordinated team rather than separate providers.
How do you keep it safe?
Documented care plans, worker competency checks, clear escalation pathways agreed with your treating team, and incident reporting in line with NDIS Commission requirements.
Talk to us about high intensity support.
Tell us about the daily routines involved and we will explain exactly how we would staff, train and oversee them.