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Nurse Next Door: compassionate care for seniors and NDIS clients

Nurse Next Door is proud to bring professional and compassionate care to Melbourne’s western suburbs, supporting clients with disabilities and seniors with personalised home care services.

With three dedicated franchises — Melbourne West led by Garvita Patel (RN), Werribee led by Eugene Martin and Shalini George (RN), and Sunbury led by Amandeep Kaur (RN) — Nurse Next Door combines clinical expertise with a genuine commitment to making lives better.

For NDIS clients, Nurse Next Door provides a wide range of services tailored to individual needs, including personal care, support with daily activities, and specialised nursing care. The goal is to empower individuals with disabilities to live confidently and independently, with care that is as flexible as it is reliable.

For aged care clients, Nurse Next Door is proud to be approved Home Care Package (HCP) providers, offering some of the lowest fees in the market. This means seniors can maximise their funding to receive high-quality services that allow them to remain in the comfort of their own homes. From personal care to complex nursing needs, care is designed to meet every requirement with professionalism and compassion.

At Nurse Next Door, every care journey begins with a free, two-hour, non-obligatory Caring Consult conducted by a registered nurse. This consult ensures that every aspect of the client’s needs is carefully assessed, allowing us to tailor a personalised care plan and match clients with the best caregivers for their specific requirements.

Whether it’s NDIS or aged care, our team is committed to providing the highest level of support to clients of all ages. If you or your loved ones need reliable, compassionate care in Melbourne’s west, contact us on 1300 600 247 to learn more about how we can help.

Because care isn’t just what we do—it’s who we are.

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