Nursing care at home involves professional healthcare services provided by licensed nurses to individuals in their own homes.

Home Nursing in Dubai is ideal for:

• Individuals recovering from surgery or illness.
• ⁠Elderly people who require assistance with daily activities.
• ⁠People with chronic illnesses or disabilities.
• Patients needing palliative or end-of-life care.
• Those requiring medical services like wound care, medication management, or IV therapy.

⁠Coverage varies depending on the insurance plan, the type of care required, and the reason for needing care (e.g., post-hospitalization). Many private insurance plans, Medicare, and Medicaid may cover certain aspects of home nursing care, especially if a physician deems it medically necessary

⁠Yes, home nurses are trained to operate and monitor medical equipment such as oxygen tanks, ventilators, and feeding tubes. They can also teach family members how to use these devices safely.

• ⁠Home Nurse: A licensed healthcare professional (Registered Nurse (RN) or Assistant Nurse (AN)) who provides medical care, administers medications, and manages medical equipment.
• Caregiver: A person, often without a medical license, who assists with daily living activities like bathing, dressing, and meal preparation but does not provide medical care.

During a typical visit, the nurse may:
Check vital signs and monitor the patient’s condition.
Administer medications or injections.
Provide wound care or other medical treatments.
Assist with mobility or exercises.
Update the care plan and communicate with the patient’s physician as needed.

⁠Yes, home nursing care is considered safe when provided by licensed professionals. It can reduce the risk of infections and complications that may occur in hospital settings, as the care is provided in the familiar environment of the patient’s home.

⁠Yes, home nurses can work with our physical or occupational therapists to support rehabilitation programs. They can assist with exercises, mobility training, and monitoring progress to help the patient regain strength and independence.