PDN4U is a platform that connects families with qualified private duty nurses for home care. You tell us what kind of care you need, and we help match you with a trusted nurse based on your specific needs and preferences.
faq
frequently asked questions
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Q. What is PDN4U and how does it work?
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Q. How do you screen and vet nurses?
Every nurse in our network goes through a rigorous vetting process, including license verification, background checks, and a review of their qualifications and experience to ensure they meet the highest standards of care.
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Q. Can I choose the nurse I want to work with?
Yes. You’ll be able to view caregiver profiles, including their credentials, availability, and reviews from other families, so you can select the right fit for your household.
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Q. How do I find a NDIS-registered provider in Perth?
The NDIS, funded by the Australian government, offers support for people with disabilities. Providers are registered entities or individuals offering services or products to those receiving NDIS funding.
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Q. How do I apply for funding from the NDIS?
The NDIS, funded by the Australian government, offers support for people with disabilities. Providers are registered entities or individuals offering services or products to those receiving NDIS funding.
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Q. How do I join the PDN4U network as a nurse?
You can create your profile directly on our platform. Just sign up, complete your professional details, upload your credentials, and start receiving care requests that match your expertise.
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Q. Can I choose which clients and schedules I accept?
Yes. PDN4U allows you to set your availability and preferences so you can accept only the assignments that work best for you.
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Q. Are the care assignments short-term or long-term?
Both. Some families need temporary support, while others are looking for long-term care. You can choose which opportunities to pursue based on your availability and interests.