Services
Medical care that comes to you.
Not for emergencies. If you or someone with you is seriously unwell, call 511 or go to the Accident & Emergency Department at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
Palliative Care
- Pain and symptom management
- Care planning that reflects your wishes
- Guidance for caregivers
- Support for the whole family
- Ongoing review as needs change
Palliative care can begin alongside other treatment. It is not limited to the final days of life.
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Acute Care
- Assessment of new or worrying symptoms
- Treatment of common infections and short-term illness
- Follow-up to check on your recovery
- Referral to other services where needed
Commonly treated
- Urinary tract infections (UTI)
- Common cold and flu
- Ear infections
- Sore throat and sinus infections
- Chest infections and bronchitis
- Stomach bugs and dehydration
Acute care is a scheduled medical service, not an emergency response service. In an emergency, call 511.
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Geriatric Care
- Medication reviews
- Attention to mobility, falls and memory
- Regular check-ins at home
- Family involved in decisions
Care moves at the pace that is comfortable for your loved one.
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Chronic Disease Management
- Regular reviews at a pace that suits you
- Medication management
- Monitoring of blood pressure, blood sugar and more
- Practical lifestyle guidance
- Continuity with a doctor who knows your history
Care is shaped around your condition, your routine and what matters to you.
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Telehealth Consultations
- Follow-up reviews and medication discussions
- Chronic condition check-ins between home visits
- Some new concerns that don't need a physical examination
- Support and advice for family caregivers
- Easy to arrange around work and family life
Some suitable for telehealth
- Colds, flu & sore throats
- Coughs, bronchitis & pink eye
- Rashes, bites & eczema
- Mild UTI & stomach bugs
- Back pain, strains & sprains
- Meds, results & letters
- Low mood, anxiety & sleep
If the doctor feels you need to be examined in person, a home visit will be recommended instead.
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Additional services
Other ways we can help.
- Medication reviews
- A clear look at what you take, and why.
- Wound care
- Assessment and dressings at home.
- Wellness checks
- Preventative check-ups
- Medical certificates
- Following an appropriate assessment.
- Immigration medicals
- Confirm requirements when booking.
- IV therapy & hydration
- Where clinically appropriate.
How it works
Simple, personal, and unhurried.
Step 1
Get in touch
Call, WhatsApp or email.
Step 2
Arrange your visit
At home or by telehealth.
Step 3
Your care plan
Assessed and explained clearly.
Step 4
Follow-up
Continuity, where needed.
Not for emergencies. If you or someone with you is seriously unwell, call 511 or go to the Accident & Emergency Department at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
Nursing Services
We are partnering with Caribbean Home Help to provide nursing services in the comfort of your home.
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Care at home & telehealth
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Simply choose the way that's easiest for you. You — or a family member — are always welcome to get in touch.
Request a ConsultationNot for emergencies. If you or someone with you is seriously unwell, call 511 or go to the Accident & Emergency Department at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.