Aged care, dementia and palliative care at home

Help to stay at home as you get older

• Showering, washing and personal care, with dignity
• Help moving about safely, including with a hoist
• Checking for falls risks around the home
• Help at mealtimes and checking you're eating well
• Giving medicines and checking on your health
• Wound care and looking after your skin
• Keeping an eye on diabetes and other long-term conditions
• Help getting out and about, and staying connected

Dementia support

I support people living with dementia in their own homes as part of my nursing work. I enjoy a chat, and I work well with all kinds of personalities. I believe in helping people keep as much independence as possible, for as long as possible.

Palliative and end-of-life care

I provide palliative and end-of-life care at home as an Enrolled Nurse with BeeHive Nursing Services. That includes nursing care, comfort and contributing to care planning, so people can be cared for in the place they know best.

For families

If you're arranging care for Mum or Dad, I'm happy to talk it through with you on the phone first. I build long-term, trusted relationships with the people I care for and their families: I cared for one person for nearly four years and another for over three.

Checks and registrations

• Ahpra registration: Enrolled NurseRegistration number NMW0002640996, valid to 21 May 2027. Ahpra is the national body that registers nurses and other health workers. You can look me up on the Ahpra register.
• NDIS Worker Screening ClearanceThe national check for people who work with people with disability. Valid to 16 June 2031.
• Blue Card (Working with Children Check)Valid to 16 June 2031.
• National Police CheckIssued 1 July 2025.
• First aidProvide CPR (to 6 May 2027), Basic Life Support and First Aid (to 2 May 2027), and Mental Health First Aid accreditation (to 16 February 2027).
• Driver's licence and own carOpen manual licence. I drive to you.