The first weeks after discharge need the most care. Before leaving the hospital, ask for the discharge summary, the medicine list with timings, wound care instructions, diet advice and the follow-up date, and arrange a nurse before discharge day.
At home, the nurse handles dressings, injections, medicines and monitoring, and watches for warning signs such as fever, rising pain, redness or discharge at a wound, breathlessness or confusion. Call the doctor straight away if these appear, and 112 in an emergency.
To arrange post-hospital nursing care, call or WhatsApp us on 7303636182 and tell us the discharge date, the diagnosis, the procedures done and the medicines prescribed. We suggest a plan, match suitable staff and explain the cost before care starts. Staff follow the treating doctor's advice, and in an emergency you should call 112.
We choose staff by the patient's condition, routine and your preferences.
Choose a 12-hour day, 12-hour night or 24-hour live-in shift.
We explain the cost before care starts, so there are no surprises.
If a caregiver is unavailable or not a good fit, we arrange a replacement.
Ideally before discharge, so the nurse is ready when the patient reaches home.
Many patients do, for bathing, meals and moving about. The nurse handles clinical tasks.
Yes. Many families arrange care for a few weeks and reduce it as the patient recovers.
Call or message us. We will understand the patient's needs and arrange the right staff.