A qualified nurse at home for your parent

A nurse checks your parent's blood pressure, pulse, temperature, oxygen and sugar, and shares the readings with you.

A nurse checks your parent's blood sugar with a glucometer and shares the reading with you.

A nurse checks how your parent is recovering after surgery and flags anything the doctor should know.

A nurse assesses your parent's nursing needs at home and writes a simple care plan for the family.

A nurse cleans and dresses a small cut, graze or minor wound at home and checks it for signs of infection.

A nurse dresses a large, deep or slow-healing wound at home, following your parent's doctor's instructions.

A nurse changes the dressing on your parent's surgical wound at home, so they don't have to travel back to the hospital for it.

A nurse cleans and dresses a pressure sore and shows the family how to reposition your parent to help it heal.

A nurse removes your parent's stitches or skin staples at home when the doctor says they're ready to come out.

A nurse dresses a minor or healing burn at home with the right non-stick dressing.

Prescription needed

A nurse gives your parent a prescribed injection into the muscle or under the skin, at home.

Prescription needed

A nurse checks your parent's blood sugar and gives the prescribed insulin dose.

Prescription needed

A nurse places an IV cannula so your parent can receive prescribed IV medicines or fluids at home.

Prescription needed

A nurse gives a prescribed injection directly into your parent's vein at home.

Prescription needed

A nurse sets up and runs a prescribed IV drip at home and stays with your parent until it's done.

Prescription needed

A nurse gives your parent's prescribed IV antibiotic dose at home, so a course can continue without hospital trips.

Prescription needed

A nurse gives your parent a vaccine their doctor has recommended, at home.

A nurse inserts a urinary catheter at home using a sterile technique.

A nurse removes your parent's urinary catheter at home when the doctor advises.

A nurse replaces your parent's urinary catheter and checks for signs of infection.

A nurse places a nasal feeding tube at home and checks that it is correctly positioned.

A nurse sets up tube feeding and teaches the family how to give feeds safely.

A nurse changes your parent's stoma bag, cares for the skin around it and shows the family how to do it.

A nurse gives a prescribed enema at home with care for your parent's comfort and privacy.

A nurse gives your parent a prescribed nebuliser treatment at home and checks their breathing.

A nurse sets up your parent's home oxygen as prescribed and checks their oxygen levels.

A nurse cleans and cares for your parent's tracheostomy, including suctioning and a fresh dressing.

A nurse gives your parent a gentle bed bath or sponge bath, with care for their dignity and skin.

A nurse sorts your parent's prescribed medicines into a weekly organiser and walks the family through the schedule.

Prescription needed

Nursing support for dialysis at home, planned with your parent's nephrologist. We share the price after we understand the setup.

A qualified nurse at home for a few hours, when care needs a nurse on hand.

A qualified nurse at home for a 12- or 24-hour shift, for higher medical needs.