Veterans Services

Community Services for Veterans

Medication Management

OraL Medication
IV Medication
PICC Line Care and Management

Assistance with Personal Care

Wound Care

Supporting Our Heroes At Home.

Showering
Dressing
Meal Prep & Cooking
Mobility Support
Medication Reminders

Complex and Non-Complex
Advanced Techniques and Equipment
Utilization of the latest wound care technologies and dressings to optimize healing.

Diabetes Management

Monitoring Blood Sugar Levels
Insulin Administration
Medication Management
Personalised Care Plans
Collaborative Care

Mental Health Support

Palliative Care

Emotional and Psychological Support
Stress and Anxiety Management
PTSD and Trauma Support
Holistic Mental Health Care
Collaboration with Mental Health Professionals

Pain and Symptom Management
Spiritual and Cultural Support
Compassionate Palliative Care
Respectful and Dignified Care

“Our veterans have given so much in the service of our nation. It is our duty to ensure they are not forgotten, and that they receive the care, respect, and support they need to lead fulfilling lives after their service.”

Sir Peter Cosgrove

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Australian Former Governor-General

Eligibility

To be eligible to receive DVA Community Nursing services you must hold either Gold or White card. You must also undergo an assessment to determine whether you need Clinical or Personal care

Gold Card holders: The DVA will fund Community Nursing Services that meet your assessed personal care and/or clinical requirements.

White card holders: The DVA will only fund Community Nursing Services if they are required due to an accepted disability, this includes war or service caused injury or disease.

If you are unsure of your eligibility for the program, Dial Care Services can contact DVA on your behalf for confirmation. If you need extra support, we can also advocate for you.