When a loved one is discharged from hospital, the relief of them coming home can quickly turn to anxiety. How will you manage their medications? What if the wound needs attention? Will they be safe on their own? This guide helps you prepare.
Start planning before your loved one leaves hospital:
The first week is often the hardest. Your loved one may be:
Having a registered nurse visit in the first few days provides reassurance for everyone. They can check wounds, review medications, monitor for complications, and give practical advice for the recovery ahead.
Consider professional in-home nursing support if your loved one:
We work closely with hospital discharge teams to ensure a seamless transition from hospital to home. Our registered nurses can be in your loved one's home within 24 hours of referral, providing clinical oversight, personal care, and the peace of mind that comes from knowing a qualified professional is looking after things.
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