Our services

Professional nursing care, centred on the individual

Our core community nursing services are shaped by assessed needs, clinical directions and the support approved for each client.

Core nursing services

The services below describe the types of support Paragon Procare is preparing to offer. Availability must be confirmed before care is arranged.

Nursing care

Professional nursing support provided in the comfort and familiarity of home.

Who it may help: People who need ongoing nursing support at home, subject to clinical assessment and appropriate approval.
What it can involve: Nursing assessment, monitoring and care delivered according to an individual care plan.

Nursing care

A considered review of health needs to help inform safe, person-centred care.

Who it may help: Clients beginning care or whose health and support needs may have changed.
What it can involve: Reviewing current needs, risks, goals and relevant information from the care team.

Nursing care

Regular observations that help the care team understand changes in health and wellbeing.

Who it may help: People whose care plan includes ongoing clinical observations at home.
What it can involve: Approved observations, documentation and communication with relevant health professionals.

Clinical support

Nursing support to help medicines be managed safely and in line with clinical directions.

Who it may help: People who require nursing assistance with medication under an agreed care plan.
What it can involve: Medication-related support within the nurse’s scope and the client’s authorised plan.

Clinical support

Professional wound assessment and care guided by clinical needs and current instructions.

Who it may help: People who require nursing support for an acute or ongoing wound.
What it can involve: Assessment, dressing support, monitoring and liaison with the wider treating team where appropriate.

Clinical support

Ongoing nursing input that supports day-to-day health management at home.

Who it may help: People living with longer-term health conditions who need approved nursing support.
What it can involve: Monitoring, education and communication aligned with clinical advice and the care plan.

Clinical support

Coordinated nursing support during the transition from hospital back to home.

Who it may help: People who have been discharged from hospital with an identified need for community nursing.
What it can involve: Following discharge instructions, monitoring recovery needs and liaising with the care team.

Tell us what support you are looking for. Our team can explain the next step without asking you to diagnose the need yourself.