I choose who comes through my door.
Community nursing and disability support from local nurses in Wallan, Kilmore, Broadford and Seymour. You set the goals. We turn up and back you.
What we do
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Wound care at home.
Surgical wounds, ulcers and pressure injuries, dressed and checked by a registered nurse.
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Continence and catheter care.
Catheter changes, continence assessments, and the NDIS report that goes with them.
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PEG and tube feeding.
Feeds, site care, and training for the people who support you.
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High-intensity support.
Support workers trained and signed off by our nurses for complex daily care.
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Daily support.
Personal care, household tasks, and getting out into the community.
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Older people at home.
Nurse visits after hospital, wound care and catheter care, paid privately.
Local nurses, not a long drive
Many providers who list our towns travel in from Melbourne. We’re based in Wallan, so the drive never decides whether you get your visit.
You’ll see a small team who know your plan, your home and how you like things done.
How it works
Email us.
Tell us what you need. We reply within one business day.
We visit and listen.
A registered nurse meets you at home, with anyone you’d like there.
You approve the plan.
Nothing starts until you’re happy with what, when and who.
We turn up.
The same small team where we can, with notes you and your GP can read.
Who we work with
- NDIS participants and their families
- Older people at home, paying privately (home nursing for older people)
- Support coordinators referring a participant (see our referral page)
- Disability providers who need a nurse to train their workers (training for providers)
Nurse By Choice is an unregistered NDIS provider. We work with self-managed and plan-managed participants, and with people paying privately. If the NDIA manages your plan, we can’t bill it, but your support coordinator can talk to you about switching to plan management.
Where we visit
Wallan, Kilmore, Broadford, Seymour, Beveridge and nearby towns in Mitchell Shire, plus Kalkallo and Mickleham. Not sure if we reach you? Email admin@
Questions people ask
Does the NDIS pay for a nurse at home?
It can. If your plan funds disability-related health supports, it can pay for nursing such as catheter care, wound and pressure care, continence support and PEG feeding. Health conditions that aren’t related to your disability are usually covered by the health system instead.
Can I choose my nurse?
Yes. You can meet us first, and you can ask for a different nurse at any time.
Do you work with NDIA-managed plans?
Not directly. We’re unregistered, so we work with self-managed and plan-managed participants.
How soon can you start?
Email admin@