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Mobile Professional Nurses, Physiotherapists, Dieticians and Speech Therapists
Mobile nursing is the provision of healthcare services outside of traditional healthcare settings with these benefits
Increased Access to Healthcare Services:
- Mobile nursing allows patients to receive healthcare services without having to travel to a hospital or clinic.
- This is particularly beneficial to patients with chronic conditions who require frequent monitoring and follow-up care.
- With mobile nursing, patients can receive care in the comfort of their own homes, which can be especially beneficial for patients who have mobility issues.
- With mobile nursing, a nurse can visit the patient at home to monitor their blood sugar levels, provide education on managing their condition, and ensure that they are taking their medications properly.
Personalised and Holistic Care:
- Mobile nursing allows nurses to provide personalised and holistic care to patients.
- They can assess the patient's environment, lifestyle, and social support system to develop a care plan that addresses the patient's needs and goals.
- For example, a patient with heart disease may benefit from a care plan that includes dietary changes, exercise, and stress management techniques.
- A mobile nurse can work with the patient to develop a plan that is tailored to their individual needs and preferences
Reduced Hospital Readmissions:
- Mobile nursing can help reduce hospital readmissions, as patients can receive follow-up care at home.
- This is particularly beneficial for patients who have undergone surgery or have a chronic condition that requires ongoing care.
- For example, a patient who has had hip replacement surgery may require physical therapy and wound care after they are discharged from the hospital.
- With mobile nursing, a nurse can visit the patient at home to provide these services and monitor their recovery.
- This can help prevent complications and reduce the risk of hospital readmission.
Improved Patient Satisfaction:
- Mobile nursing can improve patient satisfaction by allowing patients to receive care in the comfort of their own homes.
- It also allows patients to have more control over their healthcare, which can improve their overall experience.
- For example, an elderly patient who requires frequent medical appointments may find it difficult to travel to a hospital or clinic.
- With mobile nursing, the patient can receive care at home, which can be less stressful and more convenient.
- This can improve the patient's overall experience and satisfaction with their healthcare.
Mobile nursing is the provision of healthcare services outside of traditional healthcare settings with these benefits
Increased Access to Healthcare Services:
- Mobile nursing allows patients to receive healthcare services without having to travel to a hospital or clinic.
- This is particularly beneficial to patients with chronic conditions who require frequent monitoring and follow-up care.
- With mobile nursing, patients can receive care in the comfort of their own homes, which can be especially beneficial for patients who have mobility issues.
- With mobile nursing, a nurse can visit the patient at home to monitor their blood sugar levels, provide education on managing their condition, and ensure that they are taking their medications properly.
Personalised and Holistic Care:
- Mobile nursing allows nurses to provide personalised and holistic care to patients.
- They can assess the patient's environment, lifestyle, and social support system to develop a care plan that addresses the patient's needs and goals.
- For example, a patient with heart disease may benefit from a care plan that includes dietary changes, exercise, and stress management techniques.
- A mobile nurse can work with the patient to develop a plan that is tailored to their individual needs and preferences
Reduced Hospital Readmissions:
- Mobile nursing can help reduce hospital readmissions, as patients can receive follow-up care at home.
- This is particularly beneficial for patients who have undergone surgery or have a chronic condition that requires ongoing care.
- For example, a patient who has had hip replacement surgery may require physical therapy and wound care after they are discharged from the hospital.
- With mobile nursing, a nurse can visit the patient at home to provide these services and monitor their recovery.
- This can help prevent complications and reduce the risk of hospital readmission.
Improved Patient Satisfaction:
- Mobile nursing can improve patient satisfaction by allowing patients to receive care in the comfort of their own homes.
- It also allows patients to have more control over their healthcare, which can improve their overall experience.
- For example, an elderly patient who requires frequent medical appointments may find it difficult to travel to a hospital or clinic.
- With mobile nursing, the patient can receive care at home, which can be less stressful and more convenient.
- This can improve the patient's overall experience and satisfaction with their healthcare.
Mobile nursing has several advantages for patients, including increased access to healthcare services, personalized and holistic care, reduced hospital readmissions, and improved patient satisfaction. Mobile nursing can help patients receive the care they need in the comfort of their own homes, which can improve their overall health and well-being.
Mobile nursing has several advantages for patients, including increased access to healthcare services, personalized and holistic care, reduced hospital readmissions, and improved patient satisfaction. Mobile nursing can help patients receive the care they need in the comfort of their own homes, which can improve their overall health and well-being.
Rehabilitation at Home
Our team will come to your comfort zone to assist with Rehab after you are discharged from the hospital.
Post Op Care
Our team will assist with Nursing Care which is essential to stroke management after discharge from the hospital. Research shows comprehensive care during the first 4 weeks after a stroke improves overall morbidity and mortality.
IV Therapy
Our team of registered nurses will travel to you and administer Intravenous medications in your home (Prescription from the doctor is compulsory).
Parental Infusion Therapy
Our registered nurses will assist patients who need parental nutrition at home,
Daily Medication
Our private nurses can provide support and assistance to help you with your medication management including eye drops, tablets and injections
Geriatric Assessment PAS / RUDAS
Our nurses can administer assessments for Psychogeriatric Assessment Scales (PAS) and the Rowland Universal Dementia Assessment Scale (RUDAS).
Wellness Checks
Our nurses are able to provide a range of wellness checks, including blood pressure and blood sugars.
Palliative Care
We can assist you and your family with end of life care of a loved one.
Wound Care
Our In Home Care team provide care for a variety of wounds. These include chronic long-term wounds and short-term wounds. Our team of RNs are specialists who remain updated in the latest clinical techniques.
Catheter Care
Our private nurses can care for your catheter including catheter changes, managing infections and continence management. We also help educate you about the care of your catheter.
Personal Care
Our nurses provide a range of showering and hygiene services to assist in regaining independence for the long term, after a fall, after surgery or just when you need it most.
Phototherapy for Newborns at Home
Newborns who need Phototherapy at home. Our Registered nurses will come to you and assist, monitor the babies at your house in your comfort zone.
Drawing Blood
Our team will come to you, to draw blood for routine checks/investigation purposes.
Mobile Professional Nurses, Care workers will come at your comfort Zone, available service in Cape Town and Surrounding areas.
Mobile Professional Nurses, Physiotherapists, Dieticians and Speech Therapists in Cape Town and surrounds
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ABOUT US
The journey began as professional nurses who started their careers in nursing as far back as 2004 in specialty units (general ICU and Neonatal ICU) in different hospitals around South Africa and globally.
Based in Cape Town now, we are ready to help people in need of specialized personal care in the comfort of your own space to make your lives easier.
Contact us. We will assist with all your health requirements. Your health is our priority.
All rights reserved. Lady of Health People Care (Pty Ltd)
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ABOUT US
Our journey began as professional nurses who started our careers in nursing as far back as 2004 in speciality units (general ICU and Neonatal ICU) in different hospitals around South Africa and globally.
Based in Cape Town now, we are ready to help people in need of specialised personal care in the comfort of your own space to make your lives easier.
Contact us. We will assist with all your health requirements. Your health is our priority.
All rights reserved. Lady of Health People Care (Pty Ltd)