Your Family Nurse professional team of nurses, sanitary assistants, and caregivers offers all types of hygiene care procedures at home. We provide care and support for elderly or weakened patients through both one-time and repeated visits. Patient Hygiene Care Includes: Bathing the patient Cleaning and washing Body wiping and

Full Home Care Support for a Palliative Patient 24/7 home care for a palliative patient requires constant attention, regular monitoring, symptom control, and a calm, comfortable environment for the patient. The main goal of palliative care is to reduce pain, relieve discomfort, and support the patient’s quality of life

Male Nurse Call-Out Service at Home

Sanitary Assistant Home Visit Service

Home care for patients means providing medical and everyday support in the patient’s own living environment, with the help of a nurse or caregiver. Below is structured, clear, and practical information about what home patient care includes. What Does Home Patient Care Include? Home care is especially important for

Our mobile nursing team is ready to provide one-time hygiene care for patients at home, including bathing, changing bed linen, and helping the patient get clean and comfortable. The price depends on the patient’s location and the time of service.

Our nurses are ready to provide hourly nursing assistance at any time of the day. The service is arranged by agreement between the patient and the company. The price is variable and depends on the patient’s location.

Nasogastric Tube Care at Home Insertion, Removal, and Flushing Our professional nurses provide home care services for patients with a nasogastric tube (NG tube), including practical support for insertion, care, flushing, and removal. Nasogastric tube insertion must be performed by qualified medical personnel, such as a nurse or doctor.

What Is a Suprapubic Catheter? A suprapubic catheter is a catheter that enters the urinary bladder through the lower front abdominal wall when the patient has difficulty passing urine naturally. This procedure must be performed by a professional nurse or doctor. Materials Required for Suprapubic Catheter Replacement The following materials

Home Care for a Patient with a Tracheostomy Daily Patient Assessment The patient should be checked every day for the following: Breathing — whether there is shortness of breath, wheezing, or mucus buildup Tracheostomy area — redness, swelling, or discharge Temperature — high temperature may indicate infection Mucus —