Close Post-Surgery Care for a Safer and More Comfortable Recovery
Our care team assists with daily activities, mobility, nutrition, medication, and symptom monitoring according to the family’s agreed plan.
Ideal for patients recently discharged from hospital, elderly after procedures, or those needing home care during recovery.
Post-Surgery Care That Cares for the Body, Mind, and Safety Every Day
This service is designed to reduce family burden during recovery while managing key details that affect patient comfort, confidence, and healing.
Care Scope Families Commonly Need After Surgery
Service scope can be adjusted based on symptoms, risks, recovery duration, and recommendations from doctors or assigned nurses.
Basic Wound Care as Recommended
Monitor for abnormalities around the wound such as swelling, redness, heat, discharge, or unusual pain, and notify the family if any concerning signs appear.
Safe Mobility Assistance
Support standing, sitting, walking, or changing positions carefully to reduce fall risk and help patients confidently manage daily activities.
Nutrition, Hydration, and Medication Management
Assist with meal and drink preparation and remind medication schedules as set by the family, keeping detailed records for easy family follow-up.
Symptom Reporting to Family
Summarize general symptoms, eating, resting, mobility, and daily observations to keep the family continuously informed.
Initial Steps Before Assigning a Caregiver
Start with a preliminary assessment to choose the most suitable care approach based on physical condition, home environment, and family needs.
Case Information Intake
Inquire about post-surgery symptoms, underlying conditions, self-care ability, and preferred care schedule.
Care Level Assessment
Evaluate risks such as falls, mobility, medication use, nutrition, and the need for family reporting.
Service Plan Proposal
Recommend appropriate care formats such as daily, hourly, weekly, or continuous care during recovery.
Care Initiation and Follow-Up
Begin services as agreed and systematically monitor and communicate updates with the family.
Key Priorities During Recovery
Caregivers emphasize cleanliness, safety, punctuality, and communication to build family trust.
Inquire About Care StandardsMaintain personal hygiene and clean surroundings appropriate for the patient.
Reduce risks from slipping, improper movement, and incorrect use of equipment.
Monitor eating, drinking, rest, and elimination behaviors.
Coordinate information with the family when additional observations require follow-up.
Submit Information for Case Assessment Before Quotation
Provide basic details about post-surgery condition, desired care duration, and service area so our team can recommend the best care plan for your family.
