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Wound Care at Home — Registered Nurse Visits Across the Gold Coast, Brisbane & Northern NSW

Wound care at home means a registered nurse comes to you to assess, clean and dress the wound, manage compression and track healing. Loving Hands Care delivers nurse-delivered wound management across the Gold Coast, Brisbane and Northern NSW.

  • Registered nurse assessment, dressings and healing reviews
  • Surgical wounds, leg ulcers, pressure injuries and skin tears
  • Compression therapy and infection monitoring
  • Clear reporting back to your GP and specialists

Servicing Gold Coast, Brisbane, North East NSW.

Registered nurse applying a sterile dressing to an older woman's lower leg in her living room
Every wound plan set and reviewed by a registered nurse
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Aseptic technique and sterile equipment at every visit
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Progress reported to your GP and treating team
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Gold Coast, Brisbane and Northern NSW
3 regionsGold Coast, Brisbane and Northern NSW

What's included

Wound care services we deliver at home

A structured wound plan — assessment, correct dressing selection, infection surveillance and measured healing reviews.

  • Wound assessment and staging

    Measurement, tissue and exudate assessment, photographs where consented, and a documented treatment plan.

  • Dressing changes

    Aseptic cleaning and dressing changes at the interval your wound needs, from daily through to weekly.

  • Surgical wound care

    Post-operative wound review, suture and staple removal, and monitoring for dehiscence or infection.

  • Leg and diabetic ulcers

    Venous, arterial and diabetic foot ulcer management with compression therapy and offloading advice.

  • Pressure injury care

    Prevention and treatment of pressure injuries, including repositioning plans and equipment advice.

  • Infection monitoring

    Surveillance for cellulitis and infection, swabbing where indicated and prompt escalation to your GP.

  • Pain and skin integrity

    Dressing choices that reduce dressing-change pain, plus skin care to protect fragile surrounding skin.

  • Healing reviews and reporting

    Scheduled reviews with measurable progress notes shared with your GP, specialist and family.

Why it matters

Chronic wounds heal on the right plan, not the right luck

A wound that has not improved in four weeks is not simply slow — it usually means something in the plan needs to change. Under-treated oedema, a dressing that is wrong for the exudate level, unmanaged pressure, poor nutrition, undiagnosed arterial disease or low-grade infection are the usual culprits, and each has a different fix.

Our nurses work from measurement rather than impression. Wound dimensions, tissue type and exudate are recorded at every visit, so stalled healing is visible early and escalated to your GP or a wound specialist instead of continuing for months on the same dressing.

Where wound care sits alongside other clinical needs, we combine it with post-hospital nursing supports and daily personal care supports so showering and dressing routines protect the wound rather than disrupt it.

Sterile wound dressing supplies laid out on a tray on a home dining table before a nurse visit

Wound types

Wounds our nurses commonly manage at home

If your wound is not listed, call us — we will tell you honestly whether home nursing or a specialist wound clinic is the better starting point.

  • Post-surgical wounds, including suture and staple removal
  • Venous leg ulcers requiring compression bandaging
  • Arterial and mixed-aetiology leg ulcers
  • Diabetic foot ulcers needing offloading and close review
  • Pressure injuries from stage 1 through to complex wounds
  • Skin tears, abrasions and fragile ageing skin
  • Cellulitis, minor burns, haematomas and chronic non-healing wounds

Visits are scheduled around your day and can be paired with transport to specialist appointments when a wound clinic or vascular review is part of the plan.

Getting started

Home wound care in four steps

  • 1. Call or send a referral

    Call 1800 343 012 or have your GP, hospital or case manager send the wound referral.

  • 2. Nurse assessment

    A registered nurse assesses the wound at home and sets the dressing plan and visit frequency.

  • 3. Scheduled dressings

    Aseptic dressing changes at the agreed interval, with sterile equipment brought to every visit.

  • 4. Review and report

    Measured healing reviews, plan adjustments and clear reporting to your GP and family.

Other home care services

Explore other supports we deliver across Gold Coast, Brisbane, North East NSW.

FAQs

Home wound care FAQs

Arrange nurse wound care at home

Call 1800 343 012 and our nursing team will organise a wound assessment across the Gold Coast, Brisbane and Northern NSW.