Professional nursing services delivered at home to manage health conditions, medications, and monitoring. Provides convenience, safety, and continuous medical support. Who It’s For : Patients needing intermittent or continuous medical support at home. Individuals recovering from illness, surgery, or chronic conditions. Inclusions : General patient assessment and monitoring Medication administration and management Basic nursing procedures as prescribed Coordination with physician for follow-ups

Skilled nursing is considered an intermediate-level clinical care — more medically involved than basic assistance and support but not as intensive as high-dependency care. This may include services such as medication administration, basic wound care, nutrition assistance, monitoring of chronic conditions, pain management and mobility assistance. Who It’s For : Suitable for patients who have stable chronic conditions, are post-hospital recovery cases, or need regular medical attention that doesn't require full-time monitoring. Inclusions : In addition to general care services, skilled nursing will include services such as basic wound care dressing and changes, changing and cleaning of urinary catheter or colostomy bag, non-tube feeding support, mobility assistance and fall prevention.

Continuous home care for patients on mechanical ventilation, including monitoring, suctioning, and respiratory support. Ensures patient safety, reduces complications, and provides 24/7 expert supervision. Who It’s For : Patients on long-term mechanical ventilation due to respiratory failure or chronic illness. Individuals needing 24/7 monitoring and respiratory support at home. Inclusions : Continuous monitoring of ventilator settings and patient status Airway suctioning and respiratory support Prevention of ventilator-associated complications Documentation and reporting to physician Emergency response and 24/7 readiness