- Continuous vital sign and condition monitoring
- Ventilator, tracheostomy & oxygen therapy support
- Medication, feeding tube & catheter care
- Family education and clear, ongoing communication
ICU trained nurses experienced with complex conditions, working under the treating physician's guidance.
Care tailored to each patient's diagnosis, recovery goals, and medical requirements.
Treatment at home that reduces stress and keeps patients close to family.
Regular vitals checks with updates communicated to family and healthcare providers.
Daytime, nighttime, or extended-hour nursing support, arranged around your needs.
A nursing professional experienced in caring for patients who need close observation and advanced medical support — helping them continue recovering safely once they've left the hospital, under the direction of the treating medical team.
- Monitoring vital signs
- Medication administration as prescribed
- Oxygen therapy support
- Tracheostomy & catheter care
- Wound and dressing care
- Tube feeding assistance
- Infection prevention practices
- Patient assessment & documentation
- Family education and ongoing support
Regular checks on blood pressure, pulse, temperature, oxygen saturation, and respiratory rate to catch changes early.
Safe administration of prescribed medication, including injections and IV medication within the nurse's scope.
Assistance with oxygen therapy, nebulization, and monitoring oxygen levels for respiratory conditions.
Routine tracheostomy care, suctioning when indicated, and airway hygiene per medical guidance.
Professional care for NG tubes, PEG feeding tubes, and urinary catheters to help reduce complications.
Cleaning wounds, changing dressings, tracking healing, and supporting safe recovery after surgery.
Our nurses care for patients across a wide range of medical conditions, including:
Not sure if home ICU nursing suits your loved one? Our team can talk through your situation and help you understand the available home nursing services options.
Always used according to the patient's treatment plan and the treating physician's recommendations. Need equipment as well as a nurse? See our medical equipment rental service.
Dedicated attention based on individual medical needs, unlike a busy hospital ward.
Being surrounded by family can support emotional well-being during recovery.
Recovering at home may reduce exposure to some hospital-acquired infections.
Families stay involved in care while receiving guidance from experienced nurses.
Regular observation helps flag changes early so advice can be sought promptly.
Discuss the patient's medical condition and nursing requirements.
We gather the patient's health needs and recommend a care plan.
A qualified ICU trained nurse is matched to the patient's condition.
The nurse monitors the patient and supports the family throughout.
- Care follows the treating physician's plan — nurses don't replace medical direction, they carry it out.
- A doctor's treatment plan or medical instructions are recommended before starting skilled nursing at home.
- Scheduling is flexible: day shifts, night shifts, or 24-hour extended care.
- Ventilator and tracheostomy support is available depending on the patient's condition and care plan.
- Availability depends on nurse capacity and completion of the patient's care assessment.