How it works

One collective, four independent practices

EverNurture brings four endorsed midwives together so families have one place to find them. Each midwife then cares for you through her own practice.

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What EverNurture is

A collective, not a clinic

Suzie, Nohelia (Natalie), Elisa and Rebecca are four endorsed midwives who each run their own midwifery practice. They came together as EverNurture so that new and growing families can find them in one place, with a shared standard of evidence-based care in your own home.

Being endorsed is what allows each of them to offer Medicare rebates on home visits, which keeps the cost low for eligible families.

What EverNurture does not do is take over the care itself. Your midwife is the one you contact, the one who visits you, and the one who sets her own fees and arrangements.

Because each practice is independent, the care on offer, the visit fee and the way a rebate is claimed can differ between the four midwives. Ask yours when you first make contact.

Getting started

Choosing your midwife

There is no waiting list to join and no central booking system to work through. You choose the midwife who suits your family, and you deal with her directly.

  • Read about each midwife

    Our four short introductions cover each midwife's background and link to her own website, where her full details live.

  • Contact her directly

    Every midwife takes her own bookings by phone or email. Tapping a number on your phone starts the call.

  • She arranges your visit

    Your midwife talks through the support you are looking for, confirms Medicare eligibility and her fee, and arranges a time to come to you.

If you are not sure who to ask

Send one enquiry

If you would rather not choose straight away, send a single enquiry through this site. Tell us what support you are after and which midwife you would prefer, if you have one in mind, and we will be in touch.

Good to know

Questions worth asking

  • Am I eligible for a Medicare rebate, and what is your visit fee?
  • Which areas do you visit, and when are you available?
  • What does a visit cover, and how many visits might I need?
  • How do I reach you between visits?

Arrange your visit

Ready to talk to a midwife?

Every midwife takes her own bookings. Their phone numbers and email addresses are listed together on the booking page.