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Trained nurses for 12-hour or 24-hour shifts, handling wound dressing, catheter and Ryles tube care, IV infusions and medication schedules — with every shift logged and shared with the treating doctor.
One-on-one nursing attention that a busy hospital ward often can't give.
Wound care, catheter and tube management handled to clinical standard, at home.
Medication timing stays consistent — no missed or doubled doses.
Every shift is logged, so family and the treating doctor always know what happened.
"They explained every step and were always just a call away. It made a stressful time manageable."
Oversees clinical protocols across all home-ICU and nursing deployments.
Leads the physiotherapy team and designs post-surgery rehab protocols.
Supervises ICU-at-home setups and ventilator care protocols.
Yes — nursing can be booked day-to-day, though most families find a minimum of 3–5 days gives the smoothest handover and continuity of care.
Yes, both are available; let our coordinator know your preference when booking.
Wound dressing, catheter and Ryles tube care, IV infusions, injections and vitals monitoring are all within scope, always under a doctor-approved care plan.
We try to keep continuity with the same nurse for a shift pattern, though a substitute may cover on the nurse's day off — always briefed on the case beforehand.
Yes — for anything beyond basic care, a doctor reviews the case periodically and is available for any change in condition.
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