- WOUND CARE
Skilled Care That Brings Healing Home
Blue Butterfly Care provides expert clinical support for acute and chronic injuries across South East Queensland. Care follows best practice guidelines and is tailored to each participant’s needs.
- Tell Us Where You're At
Wound Care Starts With Proper Assessment
Pick the one that sounds like you and we’ll show you what happens next.
I Have A New Wound
Recent surgery, injury, or skin breakdown that needs proper clinical attention. We’ll assess, treat, and put a healing plan in place.
I Have A Chronic Or Complex Wound
A wound that’s slow to heal, recurring, or complicated by other conditions. We bring the clinical depth and consistency these situations need.
My Current Care Isn't Working
You have wound care in place but it’s not delivering the healing or comfort expected. We’ll review what’s happening and build something better.
I'm A Support Coordinator Or Family Member
Looking for a provider who handles wound care properly, with thorough documentation and clinical oversight. We’ll show you how we work.
24/7 Always On
Support across South East Queensland, because care doesn't follow a schedule.
- UNDERSTANDING THE BASICS
What Wound Care Management Involves
Wound care and management is a comprehensive clinical service covering the assessment, treatment, and ongoing monitoring of acute or chronic wounds. It’s delivered by registered nurses trained in wound management, evidence-based dressing techniques, infection control, and the clinical judgement that supports proper healing.
Why Proper Wound Care Matters
Without skilled assessment and consistent management, wounds can become infected, delay recovery, or require hospitalisation. Proper wound care prevents complications, supports faster healing, and keeps participants comfortable through their recovery.
How It Connects To Your NDIS Plan
Wound care can be accessed through your NDIS plan to support recovery from surgery, manage chronic wounds like pressure injuries or diabetic ulcers, and prevent complications. Our registered nurses document everything properly to support your plan and ongoing funding needs.
Why We Deliver Assessments At Home
Our wound care is delivered in the home, where you’re most comfortable, using best practice clinical guidelines and the right products for each wound type and stage of healing. The clinical rigour matches a hospital, the experience is far more personal.
- YOUR WOUND CARE JOURNEY
What Happens, And What You May Be Asked
Proper wound care follows a clear clinical process. Here’s what our registered nurses will typically work through with you to support healing, prevent complications, and keep you comfortable.
01
Initial Wound Assessment
A thorough clinical assessment of the wound, including size, depth, tissue type, surrounding skin, and any signs of infection or complication.
02
Personalised Treatment Plan
A written plan tailored to your wound type, stage of healing, and overall health, covering dressing choice, frequency, and clinical goals.
03
Dressing And Wound Care Delivery
Regular visits to clean, dress, and care for the wound using best practice techniques and evidence-based products suited to your healing stage.
04
Infection Prevention And Monitoring
Ongoing monitoring for signs of infection, complication, or delayed healing, with early intervention to prevent escalation or hospital readmission.
05
Pain And Comfort Management
Practical support and clinical advice to manage pain, reduce discomfort, and keep you as comfortable as possible throughout the healing process.
06
Education And Coordination
Clear guidance for you, your family, and your support team on wound care between visits, plus coordination with GPs and specialists when needed.
Every assessment is delivered with absolute discretion, in your time, and without rushing through what matters.
- HEALING STARTS HERE
Ready For Wound Care That Supports Real Healing?
Healing starts with the right clinical care. Reach out to our team to discuss your wound, your recovery goals, and how we can support you through it.
- The Care Factor
Why We're Built for Complex Care
Most providers can describe their model in a brochure. Ours shows up in the everyday work. Here’s what that actually looks like.
01
Clinically Led from Day One
Our directors are registered nurses. Every placement begins with our clinical team in the home, understanding the environment before anyone else steps in.
02
Built Around the Person
We design supports around how each participant actually lives, observing routines and risks first, then bringing in the right team once foundations fit.
03
Leadership You Can Reach
Our directors stay close to the work. When you need a decision, you’re talking to someone who already knows the participant well.
04
Care That Holds It Together
From hospital discharges to housing transitions and conversations with Public Guardians, Trustees and allied health, we keep placements steady.
- Help Centre
Frequently Asked Questions
Get clear, honest answers to the questions we hear most from the people we support and those who support them.
Do I need NDIS funding for wound care?
Wound care is typically funded under “Improved Daily Living” in your NDIS plan. If you’re not sure whether you have the right funding, we can help you check and guide you through the process.
What types of wounds do you care for?
Our nurses are trained to manage a wide range of wounds, including post-surgical wounds, pressure injuries, diabetic ulcers, leg ulcers, skin tears, and chronic or complex wounds requiring specialist care.
How often will a nurse visit?
Visit frequency depends on your wound type, healing stage, and clinical plan. Some wounds need daily dressing changes, others every few days. Your plan will be tailored to what your wound needs.
Can you coordinate with my GP or surgeon?
Absolutely. We work directly with GPs, hospital teams, specialists, and Support Coordinators to ensure your wound care fits within your broader health journey and recovery plan.
What happens if my wound isn't healing as expected?
We monitor every wound closely and intervene early if healing slows or complications appear. Where needed, we escalate to your GP or specialist with detailed clinical documentation to support faster decisions.
