Home Nursing
A nurse comes home to do the medical work your family can't do safely.
Is this for you?
- Came home with a catheter, Ryles tube or IV line
- Bedridden and needs regular checks
- Medicines that must be given on time
- BP, sugar or oxygen need watching
What we do
- Injections and IV drips (with prescription)
- Catheter, Ryles tube and trach care
- Wound and bedsore dressing
- BP, sugar and oxygen checks
- Medicines on time
- Updates to the family and doctor
- Not included: Changing medicines without a doctor
- Not included: Cooking or housework
How to book
One visit, a 12-hour shift, or 24 hours.
Keep ready
- Discharge summary
- Latest prescription
- Medicines in one place
Questions
Do we need a prescription?
Yes, for injections, drips and most medical tasks.
Can the nurse stay at night?
Yes. Ask for a night shift or 24-hour care.
Not sure what you need?
Just call. We'll guide you.