Home Nursing Visits
Wound dressing, injections, catheter and stoma care, vitals monitoring and medication administration, all documented after every visit.
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Welcome to SWP Nursing
Care that comes to you, not the other way around
Licensed nurses and trained caregivers who arrive at your door, learn the routine already in place, and stay long enough to know how you take your tea.
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About SWP Nursing
Skilled hands, familiar rooms, steady company
We began with one observation from a hospital corridor: most people mend faster in the chair they already like sitting in. So we built a nursing service that travels — wound care, medication rounds, mobility support and plain human company, delivered in the room where the photographs are.
Every nurse on our roster is state-licensed, background-checked and introduced to your family before a single visit is booked. If the match is not right, you say so and we send someone else. No paperwork, no awkwardness.
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Our approach
Recovery should sound like your own kitchen
Ward routines are built for wards. We build ours around breakfast at seven, the crossword at ten and the dog that needs letting out. Clinical standards stay exactly where they should be — everything else bends to the household.
How It WorksWhat we offer
Six ways we show up at your door
Each service is delivered by a named nurse or caregiver with a written care plan you can read, question and change. Start with one, add another when the need shifts.
Senior Companion Care
Someone to sit, walk, cook and talk with. Gentle supervision for memory loss, plus the errands and appointments that quietly pile up.
Learn MorePersonal Care
Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting and transfers, handled with the privacy and pace that keep dignity intact on difficult mornings.
Learn MoreMaternity & Newborn Support
Postnatal checks, feeding guidance, night settling and recovery care for new mothers who need sleep more than they need advice.
Learn MoreRecovery Nursing
Post-surgical and post-stroke care at home: pain management, mobility work, discharge follow-through and a direct line to your consultant.
Learn MoreRespite for Family Carers
Four hours or a fortnight. We take the shift so the person doing the caring can sleep, travel or simply sit down without listening for a…
Learn MoreHow we work
Four steps from first call to first visit
Most families are matched with a nurse inside forty-eight hours. Urgent discharges move faster.
Talk it through
A twenty-minute call with a care advisor. No forms, no commitment, no sales script waiting at the end.
Home assessment
A registered nurse visits, reviews medication and mobility, and writes a care plan you approve in your own words.
Meet your nurse
You read the profile, then meet in person. If the fit is wrong, we introduce someone else without a fuss.
Care begins
Visits start on the agreed schedule. Notes land in your family inbox the same evening, every time.
The same nurse, the same hour, every week
Rotating strangers make people anxious and make care worse. We roster for continuity first: one primary nurse, one named backup, and a handover written by the person who was actually in the room.
Meet Your NurseWhy families choose us
Care you can check on, not just trust
Four things we put in writing before you pay us anything.
You meet the nurse before you commit
Profiles, qualifications and an introduction visit come first. Agreement comes after.
One rate, written down, no add-ons
Mileage, night differentials and holiday loading are already in the number we quote you.
Notes after every single visit
Observations, medication given and anything that changed, sent to whoever in the family needs to know.
A human answers at three in the morning
Our out-of-hours line reaches a duty nurse, not a message service and not a queue.
Tell us who needs care
Book an appointment
Say when, and we will be there
Send the details and a care advisor calls back the same working day. If it is urgent, ring the number at the top of this page instead and speak to a nurse now.
- Free home assessment, no obligation to continue
- Same-day cover for hospital discharges
- Care plans reviewed every four weeks with the family
Care plans
Choose the rhythm that fits your week
Published rates, billed in arrears. Change or pause your plan with seven days notice and nothing else to sign.
Drop-In Visits
For households that need a clinical eye a few times a week rather than a permanent presence.
$100
Per visit
- Up to two hours with a licensed nurse
- Medication rounds and vitals check
- Written visit notes the same evening
- Book or cancel up to 24 hours ahead
Weekly Care
Our most common arrangement: a fixed schedule with one primary nurse and a named backup.
$250
Per week
- Three scheduled visits, same nurse each time
- Personal care and mobility support included
- Monthly care plan review with the family
- Out-of-hours nurse line, no extra charge
Live-In Support
Round-the-clock cover for advanced needs, end-of-life care or a family carer who has to step away.
$400
Per day
- Overnight caregiver plus daily nurse visit
- Meal preparation and household routine kept
- Direct coordination with your GP or consultant
- Respite handover documented on both sides
Not sure which one fits? Talk it through with a nurse first.
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Family stories
What families tell us afterwards
We ask every household the same question at the twelve-week mark: what would you change? These are the answers we were allowed to publish.
My father refused help for two years. He agreed to a trial visit because they let him interview the nurse first. Eight months on, he calls her by name before he calls me.
Margaret Oduya
Daughter, Springfield
I was discharged on a Friday afternoon with a wound that needed daily dressing. A nurse was at the house by six. The notes went to my sister every night, which stopped a lot of arguments.
Rosa Guzman
Client, Springfield
Four hours every Wednesday does not sound like much until you have not had four hours in a year. I get the shopping done and I sleep in the car for twenty minutes. It is the reason I can keep doing this.
Tom Brennan
Husband and full-time carer
The night nurse never once made me feel like I was asking a stupid question. She weighed him, sorted the latch, and then told me to go to bed — which was the actual medicine.
Priya Nair
New mother, Springfield
