Do you provide post-surgical care at home?

Yes, post-surgical care is provided at home as part of home nursing services. This type of care is designed to support recovery after surgery and reduce the need for extended hospital stays. It helps ensure that patients heal properly, avoid complications, and regain their strength in a comfortable environment.

Post-surgical home care typically includes:

Wound Care and Dressing Changes: Regular cleaning and dressing of surgical wounds to prevent infection and promote healing.

Medication Management: Administration of prescribed medicines, including antibiotics, pain relief, and any intravenous therapy if needed.

Monitoring Vital Signs: Routine checks of temperature, blood pressure, heart rate, oxygen levels, and other vital signs to detect any signs of complications early.

Mobility Assistance: Support with safe movement, walking, or physical therapy as recommended by the doctor.

Nutrition and Hydration Support: Guidance on diet and fluid intake to support healing, especially if the patient has dietary restrictions or feeding needs.

Personal Hygiene and Daily Activities: Help with bathing, grooming, and using the bathroom, especially for patients with limited mobility.

Doctor Coordination: Regular updates are shared with the treating doctor, and any changes in the patient’s condition are promptly communicated.

Pain Management: Caregivers ensure the patient remains comfortable and that pain is managed according to medical instructions.