Choosing the Right Level of Nursing Care at Home — Basic, Advanced, Specialty or ICU?
The right service is chosen by clinical need—not by package name alone. Start with the patient profile, define required deliverables, and select the category and schedule that safely covers them.
Basic Nursing Care
For stable patients needing routine monitoring, medication support, hygiene, mobility assistance, recovery observation, and daily-care help under a defined plan.
Advanced Nursing Care
For procedures such as injections, IV therapy, complex wound care, catheter management, oxygen monitoring, or closer post-operative observation.
Specialty Nursing Care
For condition-specific needs such as tracheostomy, tube feeding, stoma, palliative, dementia, or other specialised protocols.
ICU-Level Care at Home
For clinically appropriate high-dependency patients needing continuous skilled observation, critical-care equipment, ICU-trained staff, and emergency escalation.
Use Four Steps to Decide
Choose the care type
Start with the category closest to the current condition.
Match the patient profile
Compare diagnosis, recovery stage, dependency, and risk.
Define deliverables
List procedures, monitoring, personal support, and communication.
Select the package
Confirm the scope covers the profile and deliverables.
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