Nurses
Nurse care at home is when a patient receives medical attention in the privacy and comfort of their own home from licensed and experienced nurses. It is an alternative to medical care in a hospital, enabling patients to stay in a comfortable and supportive setting while getting individualized medical attention and support. In consultation with the doctor, a registered nurse will set up a plan of care.
Nursing care services directly to patients in the comfort of their own homes
Services
01. Skilled Nursing Assessment
- Initial comprehensive health assessment.
- Ongoing assessments to monitor health status.
02. Medication Management
- Administration of medications.
- Monitoring for side effects and effectiveness.
- Medication education for the patient and caregivers.
03. Wound Care and Dressing Changes
- Assessment and treatment of wounds.
- Application of dressings and wound care products.
- Monitoring for signs of infection.
04. Chronic Disease Management
- Management of chronic conditions (e.g., diabetes, heart failure).
- Monitoring disease progression.
- Educating patients on self-management.
05. IV Therapy
- Administration of intravenous medications.
- Monitoring IV sites and addressing complications.
- Collaboration with other healthcare providers for IV treatment plans.
06. Post-Surgical Care
- Monitoring and managing recovery after surgery.
- Assisting with postoperative care instructions.
- Wound care for surgical incisions.
07. Pain Management
- Assessment and management of pain.
- Administration of pain medications.
- Non-pharmacological pain relief strategies.
08. Personal Care Assistance
- Bathing and grooming assistance.
- Assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs).
- Mobility assistance and transfer support.
09. Vital Signs Monitoring
- Regular monitoring of blood pressure, pulse, respiratory rate, and temperature.
- Recognition of abnormal vital signs and appropriate interventions.
10. Patient and Caregiver Education
- Providing education on the patient's condition and treatment plan.
- Instructing patients and caregivers on self-care tasks.
11. Coordination of Care
- Collaborating with other healthcare professionals.
- Facilitating communication between the patient, family, and the healthcare team.
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