Vital signs show early what words may not: a rising temperature, falling oxygen, an unusual pulse or blood pressure. Regular checks at home catch changes early so the doctor can act before they become emergencies.
A nurse measures blood pressure, pulse, temperature, oxygen saturation and blood sugar as advised, records the readings and tells the family and doctor if they are outside the safe range. Tell us which readings the doctor wants, and how often.
To arrange vital signs monitoring at home, call or WhatsApp us on 7303636182 and tell us which vitals the doctor wants checked, how often and the safe ranges given. 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.
As the doctor advises. It may be several times a day or once a shift.
Yes. The nurse keeps a log and shares readings with the family and doctor.
The nurse informs the doctor and family at once. In an emergency, call 112.
Call or message us. We will understand the patient's needs and arrange the right staff.