Wound and dressing care within the agreed plan and treating team’s instructions.
Recover at home.With clearer next steps.
Support for the transition from hospital to home, with each visit guided by the treating team’s discharge instructions.
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Is this the right service?01
Leaving hospital is not the end of the questions.
For someone returning home after surgery who needs nursing support or coordinated follow-up following assessment.
At home, new practical details appear: organising dressings, understanding movement restrictions and coordinating reviews. We help turn discharge instructions into organised follow-up within the agreed scope. We do not replace the surgeon or assume two procedures need the same recovery plan simply because they share a name.
Recovery timelines vary with the procedure and the person; no fixed outcome is promised.
The care scope02
What do we arrange with you?
Support with movement within the procedure-specific restrictions and recommendations.
Monitoring progress and communicating observations that need review.
Inside this service03
Hospital instructions, connected to daily life.
Read the discharge plan
We review the support required, current instructions and appointments that remain with the treating team.
Organise the agreed care
Suitable nursing tasks, such as dressing care when included in the plan, follow the clinical instructions without independently changing them.
Review before the next visit
We clarify follow-up instructions and whom to contact about changes, according to the treating team’s guidance.
Before the visit04
What should you prepare?
- The discharge summary and wound-care instructions.
- The medication list and next follow-up appointment.
- Instructions about movement or assistive equipment.
Do not send medical reports through the public form. The coordinator explains the appropriate way to share information.
A more organised recovery at homePost-surgery care05
Questions that help you choose.
01Does this also include physiotherapy?
Post-surgery nursing and rehabilitation are different services that may complement one another. If rehabilitation is recommended, its need and scope are reviewed separately.
02Can we discuss care before discharge?
You can enquire in advance to discuss needs and availability. The actual start depends on discharge instructions, suitability assessment and confirmed arrangements.
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We will review the patient’s needs with you and explain suitability, timing and cost before any arrangement is confirmed.