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Post-operative & Restorative Care

Our highly qualified personnel can contribute to a seamless recuperation process following surgery. For a variety of procedures, including joint replacement surgery, cataract operations, cardiology or neurosurgery, we provide non-medical home care.

It may require some time for a patient to fully recuperate following surgery or an operation. A specified care regimen may need to be followed by patients for a few weeks or even months. Elderly individuals may require considerably longer recovery periods.

Family members and friends frequently provide post-operative care, but juggling these responsibilities with their other commitments such as employment and childcarecan be taxing.

Depending on your needs, we can offer home health care help for a few hours each day or all day long.

Post-operative & Restorative Care

Cleaning Surgical Wounds

Maintaining and dressing surgical wounds helps us monitor and avoid infection

Administering Medication

Offering reminders or administering medication helps to prevent infection and manage pain

Feeding Tubes, IV Lines and Drains

Cleaning and sterilizing feeding tubes, maintaining IV lines and emptying drains.

Meal Planning and Preparation

Maintaining a proper diet can help patients get the nutrition they need

Transportation

We can help patients get to and from post-operative follow-up appointments

Grocery Shopping and Errands

We can handle grocery shopping and prescription pick up and other errands

Communication and Updates

We are here if you have any queries and can communicate with and update loved ones or healthcare providers to understand your recovery plan and provide updates about recovery.

Customized Care

Our caregivers are not medically trained, but we have nurses on staff who help create personalized care plans and provide regular visits to update patient care plans if needed.

Don’t see the service you’re looking for? We offer a range of services beyond those listed here. Get in touch to learn more.

What are the Benefits?

Better Post-Operative Outcomes

We help patients consistently follow their recovery plans, which reduces post-surgical complications, we well as ensuring early intervention where necessary.

Reduced Risk of Falls

We help to ensure that patients adhere to their activity restrictions, take their progress gradually and assist with errands, making falls less likely.

Pain Management

We ensure patients get rest, encourage proper positioning to alleviate pain, and consistently administer medication, as well as monitoring pain levels.

Reduced Stress

We handle day-to-day tasks like cleaning, meal preparation and errands to make sure patients don’t try and overstrain themselves before they are ready.

Comfort and Familiarity

Recovering at home provides a familiar and comfortable environment, reducing stress and infections, and promoting a faster recovery.

Emotional Support

Family members can easily drop in and actively participate in the recovery process, providing emotional support and assisting with daily activities.

Increased Independence

Recovering at home helps patients to regain their independence, contributing to a sense of empowerment and self-care.

Reduced Disruption

Home care can allow for a more flexible schedule, reducing disruption to a patient’s daily routines and preferences.

Who Benefits?

Post-Operative Patients

Individuals recovering from a range of procedures, from joint replacement surgery to cataract procedures, or even cardiac or neurosurgery. may face mobility challenges for an extended period.

Older Adults

The elderly are more susceptible to the need for post-operative care and may face mobility challenges for an extended period due to reduced physical capacity.

Family Members

Postoperative care helps to alleviate the stress on family members by assisting with activities of daily living and providing emotional support.

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