For the past few years, Uprety Home Care has proudly delivered specialised nursing services through a brokerage arrangement with McCall Services. We’ve supported their frontline teams—including Support Workers, Team Leaders, and House Managers—with bedside clinical training and personalised care plans.

This collaboration shows how specialist nursing providers can work alongside NDIS support organisations to:

  • Strengthen clinical knowledge

  • Uplift care quality

  • Empower support staff to deliver safer, more confident support


Offering Clinical Expertise to the Wider Sector

We offer the same bedside training and care plan development services to other NDIS and community care providers across:

  • Greater Sydney

  • Newcastle

  • Central Coast

Our services are designed to equip your workforce with practical skills and clinical insight, especially in high-risk areas such as catheter and suprapubic catheter (SPC) management.


Why This Matters: Reducing Risk in Complex Care

According to the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care (ACSQHC) and NSW Health, catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTIs) remain a significant risk in community settings.

Improper catheter care can result in:

  • Infection

  • Discomfort

  • Avoidable hospitalisations

That’s why nurse-led education and structured care plans are critical to upholding safety, dignity, and wellbeing in vulnerable participants.


What Is Catheter Care?

A urinary catheter is a flexible tube used to drain the bladder. There are several types:

  • Indwelling Catheter (IDC): Inserted via the urethra for continuous drainage

  • Suprapubic Catheter (SPC): Surgically inserted through the abdomen, typically for long-term use

  • Intermittent Catheter (IC): Inserted and removed throughout the day as needed

Each type requires a specific hygiene routine, monitoring, and clinical oversight.


Our Bedside Training Covers:

  • Hands-on product changes and hygiene techniques

  • Recognising complications and escalation points

  • Documentation, communication, and protocol adherence

  • Real-time Q&A and approachable learning environments

Our nurses are known for creating engaging, supportive training sessions where support staff feel comfortable, ask questions, and gain genuine confidence.


A Proven Model of Integrated Care

In collaboration with McCall Services, we’ve seen how in-home bedside training can:

  • Increase staff confidence

  • Improve participant outcomes

  • Build a culture of shared responsibility and person-centred care


Services Available Across Greater Sydney, Newcastle & Central Coast

We support your teams with high intensity clinical services, including:

  • Continence assessments

  • RN/clinical assessments

  • Complex wound care (VAC dressing, sinus/packing, diabetic ulcers, pressure ulcers, IAD)

  • Bedside training for complex care needs:

    • Catheter & SPC care

    • PEG care

    • Stoma care

    • Complex bowel care

    • CPAP/BiPAP care

    • Insulin administration

    • Pressure area care

  • Development of care plans and support plans aligned to NDIS goals


Let’s Raise the Standard of Community-Based Clinical Care—Together.

A nurse educator from Uprety Home Care delivers bedside clinical training to a group of support staff in a community care home. The educator is standing near a large screen displaying clinical content, while the attendees, seated in a semi-circle, are engaged and smiling. The setting is a bright, home-like room with a “Home sweet home” sign on the wall and natural light coming through a window.