Whether you're recovering, managing a condition, or simply need a helping hand, we're here for you and your family.
Clinical Care
MelbournePrivate in-home care is professional nursing and support delivered in your home — without the wait for government funding. Whether you need post-surgical recovery, ongoing nursing, or day-to-day help, our Registered Nurses and Support Workers provide safe, consistent care tailored to you.
"We couldn't get a Home Care Package in time after Mum's fall. Evia Health started within two days — and the nurses have been wonderful. It's given our whole family peace of mind."— Family carer, Melbourne
Wound care, dressing changes, and monitoring after surgery — coordinated with your hospital discharge team.
Nurse-administered medications, prompting, and monitoring for correct dosage and interactions.
Ongoing nursing support for diabetes, COPD, heart conditions — vital signs, health observations, and early intervention.
Complex wound assessment, pressure injuries, catheter and stoma care — clinical precision with dignity.
Showering, dressing, grooming, toileting, and mobility support — respectful and adapted to your preferences.
Give family carers a break — regular or one-off sessions with continuity of care for your loved one.
Meal preparation, light housework, laundry, and home maintenance — keeping things comfortable and safe.
Every care plan is built around your needs, your home, and your goals — not a one-size-fits-all checklist. We work alongside your GP, specialists, and hospital team to make sure your care at home is seamless and safe.
You see the same trusted team every visit — people who know your routines, your preferences, and your home. No rotating strangers.
National Police Checks, Working with Children Checks, current AHPRA registration, and reference verification for every team member. Your safety is not negotiable.
"The nurses treat Mum like family. They're gentle, professional, and always on time. We finally feel like we can breathe."— Daughter of a client, Bayside
A carer (or support worker) helps with everyday tasks like showering, dressing, meals, and companionship. A Registered Nurse provides clinical care — wound management, medication administration, catheter care, chronic disease monitoring, and post-surgical support. At Evia Health, all care is delivered or supervised by qualified nurses.
No. You can contact us directly — no referral, no assessment, and no government paperwork needed. We can also coordinate with your GP or specialist once care begins.
Yes. Post-surgical recovery is one of our most common services. Our nurses provide wound care, dressing changes, medication management, and ongoing monitoring at home — working with your hospital discharge team to make sure the transition is smooth and safe.
All our nurses hold current AHPRA registration and are qualified Registered or Enrolled Nurses. Every team member undergoes National Police Checks, Working with Children Checks, and reference verification before they enter your home.