Our Services
Clinical nursing, daily living, support coordination, and private care
Specialised clinical nursing care for participants with complex health needs, delivered by experienced Registered Nurses.
- Complex bowel care (enema)
- Tracheostomy support & management
- Urinary catheter care
- Complex wound assessment & management
- Subcutaneous injections
- Enteral feeding (PEG & NG tube)
- Ventilator support & management
- Severe dysphagia support
Day-to-day personal care, community access, household help, and skill building delivered by qualified support workers.
- Assist-Personal Activities
- Community Nursing Care
- Daily Tasks & Shared Living
- Life Skills Development
- Household Tasks
- Community Participation
- Group & Centre Activities
- Travel & Transport
Helping you understand and implement your NDIS plan so you get the most from your funding and connect with the right providers.
- NDIS plan implementation
- Provider research & connection
- Service agreement coordination
- Plan review preparation
- Crisis support & problem solving
- Building independence & capacity
Professional nursing and personal care for clients outside the NDIS, including post-hospital support and respite.
- Post-hospital discharge (wound care, dressing changes and ongoing monitoring)
- Medication support and management
- Personal care
- In-home respite care
- Meal preparation
- Domestic assistance
- Transport support
Who We Support
9 approved NDIS participant groups — nurse-led care for complex needs
Acquired Brain Injury
Nurse-led support for participants recovering from or living with acquired brain injury — including wound care, medication management, bowel and bladder care, and community reintegration.
Aged Care
Nurse-led support for older participants — medication management, personal care, daily routines, and safety monitoring. Available under NDIS and as a private service.
Autism
For participants with autism and high support needs, we provide medication management, health monitoring, personal care, and daily living support under nurse-led clinical governance.
Dementia
Nurse-led support for participants with young-onset dementia — medication management, personal care, daily routines, and safety monitoring. NDIS and private care available.
Intellectual Disability
Personalised support for participants with intellectual disability and co-occurring medical complexity — delivered by trained staff under registered nurse oversight.
Mental Health
We support participants with psychosocial disability through medication management, health monitoring, daily living assistance, and coordination with mental health professionals.
Physical Disability
Comprehensive support for participants with cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, motor neurone disease, Parkinson's, Huntington's, and muscular dystrophy — from clinical nursing to daily care.
Spinal Injury
In-home nursing for participants with spinal injury — catheter management, skin integrity monitoring, bowel care, and support with daily living.
Ventilator Dependent
Specialised nursing for ventilator-dependent participants — monitoring, airway management, emergency response, and support with daily living in the home.
Our 5-Step Easy Process
Simple, supportive, and clinically safe
We make it easy to start care — with clear communication, nurse-led oversight, and a focus on your goals.
1 Reach Out
Call or email us. We'll check your service area and funding type — no pressure, just a friendly chat.
2 Meet & Talk
We get to know you — what matters to you, your goals, and how you like things done.
3 Plan Together
Together with you we will create a personalised care plan, service agreement, and sort out your schedule.
4 Support Begins
Your support starts with a consistent team who knows you and your preferences.
5 We Check In
Regular reviews so your support grows and changes with you as your care evolves.
What People Say About Us
Real feedback from clients and colleagues
"I required nursing support while travelling due to treatment for a DVT clot and needed help with my injections and advice. Shab was extremely professional, knowledgeable and supportive throughout this time. She made me feel comfortable and confident with my treatment and was always approachable when I needed guidance."
"I worked with Shab in a leadership role. Her dedication and professionalism in this role is highly commended. She works tirelessly to care for everyone under her care and giving them good outcomes for their health conditions."
"I had the opportunity to work alongside Shab and was always impressed by her professionalism and compassion. She is reliable, supportive and truly cares about the people she works with."
Why Choose Evia Health?
Care that goes above and beyond
We're not just a service provider — we're your partner in achieving better health outcomes and greater independence.
Nurse-Led Clinical Governance
All care is delivered or supervised by Registered Nurses, with strong clinical governance and oversight aligned with NDIS Practice Standards.
Person-Centred & Culturally Sensitive
Every support plan is built around the individual — their goals, preferences, culture, and lifestyle. We listen first, then act.
Clear Communication
We keep participants, families, support coordinators, and multidisciplinary teams informed every step of the way.
Reliable & Compassionate Staff
Professional, experienced carers you can count on — with a focus on consistency so you see familiar, trusted faces.
Safety, Dignity & Quality of Life
A strong focus on safety and dignity in every interaction, helping participants live with greater independence and comfort.
Complex Care Specialists
We specialise in high-intensity and complex supports for participants with acquired brain injury, physical disability, spinal injury, and ventilator-dependent conditions — with the clinical expertise to manage challenging health needs confidently.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about our services and how we can help
What areas does Evia Health service?
Evia Health provides nurse-led care across Melbourne's Bayside and South-East suburbs, including Brighton, Sandringham, Hampton, Cheltenham, Mentone, Moorabbin, Oakleigh, Clayton, Glen Waverley, Dandenong, Frankston, St Kilda, Elwood, Noble Park, Springvale, and surrounding areas.
Is Evia Health a registered NDIS provider?
Yes. Evia Health is a registered NDIS provider for high intensity daily personal activities, core and community support services, and community nursing care. We support self-managed, plan-managed, and NDIA-managed participants.
What types of funding does Evia Health accept?
We accept NDIS funding (self-managed, plan-managed, and NDIA-managed) as well as private or out-of-pocket funding for our in-home care services.
What is high intensity daily personal activities?
High intensity daily personal activities is an NDIS support category for participants who need skilled, nurse-led assistance with complex daily care needs. This includes clinical nursing, medication management, wound care, and other supports that require registered nurse oversight.
How do I get started with Evia Health?
Contact us by phone on 0488 689 934 or submit an enquiry through our website. We'll arrange a free meet and greet, develop a personalised care plan, and begin supporting you — typically within days of your first call.
Will I have the same care team every visit?
Yes — consistency is a core part of how we work. We assign a regular care team so you see the same familiar, trusted faces at every visit. If your usual carer is unavailable, we'll ensure a suitable replacement who is fully briefed on your care plan and preferences.
Does Evia Health conduct background checks on staff?
Absolutely. All Evia Health staff undergo thorough screening including National Police Checks, NDIS Worker Screening Checks, Working with Children Checks, and reference verification. Our nursing staff hold current AHPRA registration and are qualified Registered Nurses or Enrolled Nurses.
What conditions and disabilities does Evia Health support?
Evia Health is registered to support 9 approved NDIS participant groups: acquired brain injury, aged care, autism, dementia, intellectual disability, mental health, physical disability (including cerebral palsy, MS, MND, Parkinson's, and muscular dystrophy), spinal injury, and ventilator-dependent participants. Our nurse-led model is particularly suited to participants with complex health needs. We provide care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — including public holidays. We support participants aged 17–65 and over 65 under NDIS.
Can support coordinators refer participants directly?
Yes. Support coordinators can refer participants by calling us on 0488 689 934 or using the referral form on our website. We respond within 24 hours and can typically begin services within days.
Do you work with plan managers?
Yes. We work with all plan managers and provide clear, timely invoicing with correct NDIS line items. Plan managers can contact us at info@eviahealth.com.au for service agreements and rate schedules.
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