Home Nursing Service Prices and Terms

The cost of NMS 24/7 nursing services depends on the required procedure, the patient’s condition, the duration of care and the service location.

Below you can find our home nursing service prices, the basic conditions of service, how a nurse visit is arranged and what information should be provided before the visit.

All listed prices are starting prices. The final cost is agreed with the patient or their representative in advance.

Home Nursing Service Prices

  1. Intravenous infusion / IV therapy — from GEL 90
  2. Wound treatment and dressing — from GEL 55
  3. Pressure sore care and hygiene — from GEL 65
  4. Intravenous, intramuscular or subcutaneous injection — from GEL 35
  5. Postoperative rehabilitation support — from GEL 160
  6. Urinary bladder catheterization — from GEL 110
  7. Enema procedure — from GEL 90
  8. Removal of sutures and staples at home — from GEL 90
  9. Removal of surgical staples with a staple remover — from GEL 130
  10. Patient hygiene, bathing and linen change — from GEL 130
  11. 24/7 palliative patient care at home — from GEL 250
  12. Male nurse visit at home — from GEL 75
  13. Home care assistant visit — from GEL 85
  14. Patient home care — from GEL 160
  15. One-time hygiene care: bathing, linen change and personal care — from GEL 170
  16. Hourly or one-time nursing service at home — from GEL 90
  17. Home care for a patient with a nasogastric tube — from GEL 80
  18. Home care for a patient with a tracheostomy — from GEL 70
  19. One-time nurse visit for patient home care — from GEL 150

Prices may vary depending on the severity of the patient’s condition and the service location. The final price is agreed in advance.

How Does the NMS 24/7 Nurse Call-Out Service Work?

1. Contact us

The patient or a family member contacts us by phone, WhatsApp or Telegram.

2. Provide patient information

Please provide the nurse with information about:

  • the patient’s age;
  • existing medical conditions;
  • known allergies;
  • current medications;
  • current complaints and symptoms;
  • recent treatment or medical procedures;
  • whether the patient has a physician’s prescription / Form No. 100.

3. Agree on the visit time

After receiving the information, we confirm the estimated arrival time.

Depending on the patient’s location and current workload, arrival may take approximately 25 minutes to 1 hour and 30 minutes.

4. Confirm the price

The final service cost is agreed with the patient in advance.

Payment is available by:

  • bank transfer;
  • cash.

Preparing the Patient Before the Nurse Arrives

Before a nurse visit, the patient should be in a comfortable and safe sitting or lying position as appropriate.

If the patient has severe weakness, dizziness or balance problems, they should avoid standing up without assistance.

Physician’s Prescription

For injections, infusions, wound care or other procedures requiring medical authorization, the appropriate physician’s prescription or Form No. 100 should be available.

The medication, dosage and route of administration must correspond to the physician’s instructions.

Medical Documents

If available and relevant, please prepare:

  • the physician’s prescription;
  • the latest discharge summary or medical documentation;
  • recent laboratory or diagnostic results;
  • a list of medications currently taken by the patient.

Preparing the Room

The procedure area should be:

  • clean and well lit;
  • sufficiently spacious;
  • comfortable for the patient;
  • free from pets and other obstacles.

Important Safety Rule

Patients should not start, stop or change the dosage of prescribed medication without medical advice.

Infusions, injections and other medical procedures must be performed according to the relevant medical indication and safety requirements.

In an Emergency

NMS 24/7 nursing services do not replace emergency medical care.

In case of severe breathing difficulty, sudden or severe chest pain, loss of consciousness, seizures, sudden speech impairment, weakness or paralysis of part of the body, severe bleeding or another life-threatening symptom, call 112 immediately.

Our goal is to provide professional, safe and comfortable nursing care in the patient’s preferred environment.