Find NDIS nurses in Sydney
Need a nurse at home in Sydney? Solotude lists independent NDIS registered and enrolled nurses across Greater Sydney, and you can message them yourself.
Browsing is free. Sign up, search by your suburb and see who actually covers your area. No agency, no booking fee and no waiting to be assigned someone.Last updated October 2026
NDIS nursing at home in Sydney
An NDIS nurse gives you clinical care linked to your disability, usually in your own home. In Sydney, most independent nurses come to you, so you don’t need to travel across the city for wound care or a catheter change.- Wound and pressure care
- Catheter, bowel and continence care
- Medication management
- PEG and tube feeding
- Tracheostomy and breathing support
- Training your support workers to do some tasks safely
Every nurse on Solotude is checked
Before a nurse appears in search, we check their photo ID, their ABN and the NDIS Commission’s compliance records. Nurses must also hold current Ahpra registration, which we check on the national register. Many nurses also add an NDIS Worker Screening Check or a Working with Children Check. We verify those too, and you can filter your search to only see nurses who hold them. Read how it works in our Verification Policy.Sydney suburbs covered
Solotude covers all of Greater Sydney. Each nurse sets the suburbs they cover and how far they travel, so you only see people who can actually get to you.Inner Sydney and Inner West
Sydney CBD, Surry Hills, Newtown, Marrickville, Leichhardt, Ashfield, BurwoodEastern Suburbs
Bondi, Randwick, Maroubra, Coogee, PaddingtonNorth Shore and Northern Beaches
Chatswood, Hornsby, Ryde, Manly, Dee Why, Mona ValeHills District and Western Sydney
Castle Hill, Parramatta, Blacktown, Mount Druitt, Penrith, Blue MountainsSouth West Sydney
Liverpool, Fairfield, Campbelltown, Camden, BankstownSouthern Sydney
Hurstville, Kogarah, Sutherland, Cronulla, MirandaWhat nursing costs in Sydney
Sydney uses the standard NDIS price limits, with no remote loading. Nurses can usually also claim some travel time to get to you, up to 30 minutes in metro areas like Sydney. A nurse who lives closer to you can stretch your funding further. Every nurse on Solotude shows their rate on their profile, so you know the cost before you message them. See current price limits on our NDIS nurses page. You can also check the official NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits.How to find a nurse in Sydney on Solotude
- Create a free account. It takes a couple of minutes and you don’t need your NDIS number. Create a free account
- Enter your suburb and the care you need.
- Read profiles. See their experience, the care they offer, the areas they cover and when they’re available.
- Message nurses directly. Your phone and email stay private until you choose to share them.
- Agree a price and put it in a service agreement between the two of you.
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Is it free to browse nurses on Solotude?
Yes. Solotude is free for participants, families and support coordinators. You sign up free, search nurses in your part of Sydney and message them directly. There are no booking fees and nothing comes out of your plan for using Solotude.Do nurses in Sydney travel across suburbs?
Yes. Each nurse sets the suburbs they cover and how far they’re willing to travel. Search by your own suburb and you’ll only see nurses who say they can get to you.How much does an NDIS nurse cost in Sydney?
Sydney uses the standard NDIS price limits, which are different for registered and enrolled nurses. Nurses may also claim up to 30 minutes of travel time to reach you. Each nurse shows their rate on their profile, and our NDIS nurses page lists the current limits. The official limits are in the NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits.Can I choose a nurse outside my local area?
Yes. You can message any nurse on Solotude. Just check they’re happy to travel to you, and whether they’ll charge travel time, before you agree on anything.What qualifications do NDIS nurses need?
A nurse must be registered with Ahpra as a registered or enrolled nurse. On Solotude, we check every nurse’s Ahpra registration before they can connect with anyone on Solotude. Experience in your specific care, like wound or PEG care, is worth asking about in your first message.Do I need a referral for NDIS nursing in Sydney?
You don’t need a referral to search and message nurses on Solotude. Your plan does need funding for nursing, and a letter from your GP, specialist or hospital team about your clinical needs helps at your planning meeting.