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In-Home Nursing Melbourne

Holistic, tailored nursing care delivered in your home, aged care facility, and community settings across Melbourne by our experienced registered nursing team. From your first call, you'll have direct access to a qualified nurse.

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Need help now? Speak with our team on 1300 765 456.

In-home nursing care Melbourne

Service Area

Suburbs We Serve in Melbourne

Select your region to see the Melbourne suburbs our mobile nursing team covers.

Appointment Wait Times

Wait times for our Melbourne services vary by area — Inner, Northern, Western, Eastern and South-eastern suburbs. Choose your area to see current availability and book the next available appointment.

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What We Offer

Nursing Services Available in Melbourne

Wound Management

Expert wound assessment and dressing for acute, chronic and complex wounds including surgical, diabetic and pressure wounds. Includes graduated compression therapy.

Chronic Disease Support

Ongoing monitoring and education for people living with diabetes, COPD, heart disease and other chronic conditions, supporting self-management at home.

Medication Management

Safe medication administration, review and education in liaison with GPs and pharmacists to ensure effective and safe use of all prescribed medications.

Post-operative Care

Monitoring and nursing support following surgery to ensure safe recovery and timely identification of complications, delivered in your home.

Continence Care

Comprehensive continence assessments and individualised management plans to preserve dignity and support clients to remain at home longer.

Palliative & End-of-Life Care

Compassionate, coordinated palliative nursing for terminally ill patients at home, supporting the patient, family, and carers through every stage.

Wound Care at Home

In-Home Wound Management and Care Planning in Melbourne

If you or someone you care for has a chronic wound, post-surgical wound, diabetic foot wound, or pressure injury, our registered nurses come directly to you across Melbourne. You don't need to travel to a clinic or hospital for wound care.

Wound Care at Home

Our in-home wound management includes

Assessment and management of all wound types, acute, chronic, surgical, and complex
Diabetic foot wound care and prevention in collaboration with our Podiatry team
Pressure injury prevention, monitoring, and wound management
Wound care education for clients, family members, and support workers
Graduated Compression Therapy (GCT) for venous leg ulcers and oedema
Skin tear assessment and dressing management
Ostomy and stoma wound care and skin integrity support
Care planning documentation and progress reports to GPs and care coordinators
Melbourne Wound Care Consultant

Alina Dong, Nursing Wound Consultant

Melbourne has access to our specialised wound care consultant, Alina Dong, who leads complex and chronic wound management across the region.

Alina is our Nursing Wound Consultant, bringing specialised expertise in complex and chronic wound care to clients at home across Melbourne.

Make a Nursing Referral

Make a referral or contact our team today. We'll get back to you within 1 business day.

Make a Nursing Referral

We accept NDIS, Support at Home, HCP, CHSP, TAC, and GP referrals across Melbourne.

Make A Referral 1300 765 456 info@inonehealthcare.com.au

Simple Process

How to Get Started

1

Make a referral

Make a referral online, by phone on 1300 765 456, or by email. We accept NDIS, Support at Home, Home Care Package, CHSP, TAC and GP referrals across Melbourne.

2

We match the nurse

Your referral is allocated to a Melbourne registered nurse with experience relevant to the clinical need.

3

Initial visit and assessment

The nurse assesses in the home, reviews current management and medications, and develops a clear plan in consultation with you and your doctor.

4

Ongoing care

Visits are scheduled around the clinical need and reviewed as the situation changes. Family and support workers are shown what they need to know.

5

Reporting and review

Progress is documented and reported to your GP, care partner or provider, with escalation where something is not responding as expected.

Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions