Aged care at home
Support at Home, legacy Home Care Packages and privately funded help, so you can stay where you are for longer.
Nurse led care in your own home
The care you would want for your own family.
Miyani Care supports elderly in Sydney and Melbourne, NDIS participants and people recovering after hospital, with a small local team who turn up, stay consistent and know your name.
- NDIS registered provider
- Aged Care Quality Standards
- Police checked staff
Welcome to Miyani Care
Clinical experience, delivered at kitchen table pace.
We were founded by a registered nurse who spent years inside Australian day hospitals, community health and aged care, and who watched families struggle to find a provider that answered the phone.
Every Miyani Care plan is written with you, not handed to you. We start with a home visit, map out what you actually need help with, and match you with support workers who fit your household, your language and your routine.
Because a nurse oversees the service, we notice the things that matter early. A wound that is not healing. A medication that is being missed. A walk to the letterbox that has become unsteady. We escalate to your GP and your family before it becomes a hospital admission.
Every visitPlanned with you, reviewed by a nurse
Good care is not complicated. It is the same person arriving when they said they would, noticing what has changed, and telling somebody who can act on it.Founder and clinical leadRegistered nurse, Miyani Care
What we do
Three ways we support NSW and Victorian households.
Most of our clients use more than one. You deal with one coordinator across all of them, and one set of notes follows you.
Disability and NDIS
Practical supports for participants of any age, self managed, plan managed or agency managed.
Mobile allied health
Assessment and therapy delivered in your living room, so there is no carpark, no waiting room and no taxi fare.
Why families choose us
Small enough to know you. Governed like a hospital.
We deliberately keep our client list tight. It is the only honest way to promise the same faces every week.
Your language, your customs
Our team speaks several community languages and understands how food, faith, modesty and family decision making shape care at home. You should not have to explain yourself twice.
Experienced, checked, supported
Every worker holds a current police check, NDIS worker screening and first aid certification, and works to care plans written by a registered nurse. Nobody is sent to a job they have not been prepared for.
Quality you can audit
We work to the NDIS Practice Standards and the Aged Care Quality Standards, with incident reporting, clinical review and feedback handling that is documented rather than promised.
7 daysRosters cover weekends and public holidays
1 hourTypical callback time during business hours
48 hoursFrom first call to a home visit in most cases
1 contactThe same coordinator across every service
Specialist support
When the need is clinical, not just practical.
These programs are built with a nurse, reviewed regularly, and shared with your GP and treating team so everyone is working from the same page. Pick one to see what it actually involves.
Dementia care
Care built around what is still familiar. The same faces, the same order of the morning, and an environment adjusted so confusion and risk both drop.
- A small named team so the person is not meeting a stranger
- Home environment and safety review, repeated as needs change
- Practical coaching and respite for the family doing most of the caring
Parkinson's support
Parkinson's runs on timing. We work to the medication clock rather than the roster, because an hour late changes what someone can physically do.
- Medication prompting delivered on schedule, not on convenience
- Transfers, walking and freezing episodes handled by trained staff
- Meal support with attention to swallowing and choking risk
Falls prevention
Most falls at home are predictable. We look for the rug, the step, the poor light and the deconditioned leg before they combine.
- Hazard assessment of every room and the path to the letterbox
- Strength and balance program written by a physiotherapist
- Referral and sourcing for rails, ramps, lighting and mobility aids
Palliative and end of life care
Support for people who want to stay at home to the end, and for the family around them, working alongside the palliative care team.
- Comfort, pain and symptom monitoring by a registered nurse
- Direct coordination with your GP and specialist palliative service
- Overnight presence and respite so family can sleep
Stroke recovery
The window after a stroke matters. We keep therapy happening in the home where the skills actually need to work.
- Physiotherapy and occupational therapy delivered in your own rooms
- Practice relearning dressing, kitchen tasks and transfers
- Communication and swallowing support through speech pathology
Diabetes management
Steady daily management, with a nurse involved where the task is clinical rather than domestic.
- Blood glucose monitoring and recording
- Insulin administration by a registered nurse
- Foot checks with early podiatry referral
Wound care
Wounds that stall are the most common reason a person at home ends up back in hospital. We track them properly.
- Nurse led dressing changes to a written wound plan
- Photographic tracking so change over time is visible
- Escalation to your GP or a wound clinic when healing stops
Continence support
Handled quietly and without fuss, because the dignity part matters as much as the clinical part.
- Assessment and product selection that actually suits the person
- Discreet personal care from workers the person already knows
- Skin integrity monitoring to prevent breakdown
Medication assistance
From a gentle prompt to full nurse administration, matched to what the person can safely do themselves.
- Prompting and supervision for people managing their own doses
- Webster pack coordination with your pharmacy
- Administration by a registered nurse where the plan requires it
Support after hospital
The first fortnight home is where readmissions are made. We cover it closely, then step back.
- Transport home and settling the house before the first night
- Medication checked against the discharge summary
- Daily contact for the first two weeks, then a review
Complex bowel care
High intensity support delivered by staff trained and signed off against the participant's own plan.
- Bowel programs delivered to a documented clinical protocol
- Workers assessed as competent before any shift is allocated
- Records kept in the form your treating team expects
Enteral feeding support
PEG and nasogastric feeding at home, with the equipment side handled so the family is not troubleshooting a pump at midnight.
- Feed delivery and stoma site care by trained staff
- Pump setup, flushing and fault finding
- Dietitian coordination when the regimen changes
A coffee counts as a support.
Company, a familiar cafe, a reason to be out on a Tuesday. We build the ordinary things into the roster, because they are what people actually miss when support is only ever practical.
See community supports
Tell us what is happening, and we will tell you what is possible.
No obligation, no sales script. If we are not the right fit we will say so and point you somewhere that is.
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1300 000 000Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 5pm
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hello@miyanicare.com.auWe reply the same business day
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Sydney, NSW and Melbourne, VictoriaServing metropolitan Sydney, Melbourne, Greater Western Sydney, Geelong and the Mornington Peninsula
Common questions
Worth knowing before you call.
If your question is not here, ask us. We would rather answer it once properly than have you guess.
Which areas does Miyani Care cover?
We service metropolitan Sydney, Greater Western Sydney, Melbourne, plus Geelong, the Mornington Peninsula and parts of the Yarra Valley. If you are just outside those areas, call us anyway. We will either travel or refer you to a provider we trust.
Can I switch from my current provider?
Yes, and you can do it without losing your funding. Your package or plan belongs to you, not to the provider holding it.
We will read your existing service agreement for exit fees and notice periods, explain them in plain language, and if you would like, contact your current provider on your behalf. Most transfers are complete within two to four weeks.
What does it cost, and who pays?
Most clients pay nothing directly. Services are drawn from an approved Support at Home budget, a Home Care Package or an NDIS plan, and we invoice that funding.
Where a government contribution applies, we set it out in writing before you sign anything. We also take private clients at published hourly rates, which we will send you on request. There are no exit fees and no lock in period.
I do not have funding yet. Can you still help?
Yes. We can walk you through a My Aged Care assessment or an NDIS access request, help you gather the evidence a delegate will look for, and start privately funded services in the meantime so nothing is left uncovered while you wait.
Will I get the same support worker each visit?
That is the goal, and it is why we cap how many clients we take. You will have a small named team rather than whoever is free that morning, and you meet them before the first shift. If someone is not the right fit, tell us and we will change it without any awkwardness.
Do you support people who are not on aged care or NDIS funding?
We do. We also work with:
- Private clients paying for their own care
- Insurance and workers compensation claimants
- Veterans and their families
- People recovering at home after a hospital admission
How quickly can services start?
We usually complete a home visit within 48 hours of your first call, and services often begin within a week. For urgent situations, such as a discharge happening tomorrow, call us directly and we will tell you honestly what we can cover.
Still weighing it up? Start with a conversation.
Ten minutes on the phone with a nurse will tell you more than a week of reading provider websites. There is nothing to sign and nothing to commit to.
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