We are proud to announce our newest Clinical Member, Heal at Home. A clinically led NDIS provider delivering nursing-only services across metropolitan and regional South Australia and Victoria, Heal at Home specialises in complex community-based care, including wound and skin integrity management, PEG and stoma care, continence assessment, diabetes support, and staff education.

Wounds Australia CEO Jeff Antcliff highlighted the need for wound care in the regions and Heal at Home's role in meeting it. 

"We have long been concerned about the gap in wound care services in regional areas and this partnership comes at an opportune time to address it," Mr Antcliff said. "Heal at Home is an organisation committed to serving all locations including regional, with knowledge and goals that align with ours. 

"We are looking forward to collaborating with Heal at Home to address the chronic wound issues faced by remote and regional areas." 

Clinical Nurse Consultant Parimal Shrimali said: "We're pleased to partner with Wounds Australia, as we work towards empowering clients to live with dignity and independence. We are actively committed to delivering excellence through evidence-based practice and workforce education in all locations including remote and underserved areas, and we believe working closely with Wounds Australia will enable us to achieve that."

Partnering with Wounds Australia

More than 450,000 Australians live with chronic wounds each year, but the evidence tells us that more wounds can be healed with the right diagnosis and treatment at the right time. 

Wounds Australia corporate and clinical partners are leading providers of products and services around the country who play a crucial role in improving wound care for more people. After extensive consultations with our members, we launched Clinical Memberships to offer the partnership experience to a valued cohort of organisations like Heal at Home. 

 Find out more about partnering with Wounds Australia – the country's only national peak body for chronic wounds.