Home healthcare service
Nursing at home
A qualified nurse at home, for a 12 or 24-hour shift.
Extended nursing care at home in 12-hour or 24-hour shifts, for someone recovering from surgery, living with a long-term condition, or needing care that a family cannot safely provide around the clock. Shifts are continuous, and a 24-hour shift starts at midnight on each service date.
What this treats
- 12-hour shift
- 24-hour shift
What a visit looks like
- AssessmentThe first visit is spent understanding the problem — what hurts, what you cannot do yet, and what you need to get back to.
- TreatmentHands-on work and guided exercise, in your own rooms, using what you already have rather than clinic equipment you do not.
- Between visitsYou are left with something to practise. Most of the progress happens here, not during the hour someone is with you.
Nursing — questions we get
What is the difference between a nurse and a GDA?
A nurse is qualified to carry out clinical procedures — injections, catheters, feeding tubes, wound care. A General Duty Assistant supports daily living: moving, bathing, feeding, keeping watch. Many homes need the second more often than the first.
Can we book a single night?
Yes. A 12-hour shift can be booked on its own, and longer arrangements are booked as a package once you know the pattern you need.
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