Qualified nursing care
GNM and ANM nurses for wound dressing, injections, catheter and drain care, and IV administration.
Overview
Trained nurses and attendants who take over at discharge — wound care, medication, mobility and recovery monitoring, at home.
Readmissions after surgery are rarely caused by the surgery. They are caused by an infected wound, a missed medication, a fall, or a warning sign that nobody at home was trained to spot. That is the gap this service closes.
We staff the case according to the discharge summary — a qualified nurse where clinical procedures are involved, a trained attendant where the need is mobility and daily care. Vitals and wound status are recorded on every visit and shared with the family and the treating doctor.
Post-Surgery CareRecovery, Continued at Home
What’s Included
Everything covered under this service.
Trained attendants
12-hour or 24-hour attendants for bathing, feeding, positioning and mobility support.
Medication management
Dosage schedules followed exactly as prescribed, with adherence recorded.
Vitals & recovery monitoring
BP, pulse, temperature, oxygen saturation and wound condition logged at every visit.
Physiotherapy on call
Post-operative mobilisation and rehabilitation sessions arranged at home.
Escalation pathway
Deterioration is escalated to the treating doctor, with ambulance support ready if admission is needed.
How It Works
Three steps, start to finish.
Assessment
We read the discharge summary and speak with the family to understand the care plan, duration and level of support needed.
Staff deployment
The right nurse or attendant is matched to the case — usually within 24 hours — and briefed on the plan.
Monitored recovery
Daily observations are recorded and shared, and staffing is adjusted as the patient improves.
Questions
Frequently asked.
How quickly can care start?
In most cases within 24 hours of confirmation. For planned discharges, tell us the date and staff will be in place on day one.
Nurse or attendant — which do we need?
If the case involves dressings, injections, catheters or drains, it needs a nurse. If the need is mobility, hygiene and supervision, an attendant is appropriate. We advise honestly after the assessment.
Is a replacement provided on leave days?
Yes. Continuity is our responsibility, not the family's — a briefed replacement is arranged for any absence.
Can you also supply the equipment?
Yes. Hospital beds, oxygen support and mobility aids can be delivered and installed alongside the staffing.
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