During such a difficult time after the hospital discharge, we promise to do everything that we can to make sure your loved one and wider family feel as supported as possible. This postoperative care include assisting with post-surgical pain management, wound care, and of course emotional support. One of our experienced expertly trained caregivers will be on hand and remain by their side with condition led care throughout their recovery process.
Rest assured that our carers will offer:

Round the clock support

Companionship from a trusted, friendly face

Help with administrative duties

Domestic work e.g. cooking and cleaning to a high standard

Personal hygiene and dressing

Completing daily tasks e.g. shopping

Assisting with mobility

Emotional and social peace of mind for you and your family

How it works
The enquiry process

Initial Enquiry
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Call Back from Nurse Manager
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Selection of staff
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Proposed Agreement
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Active
Client
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Post Operative Care Professionals FAQS
Everything you need to know about post operative care
What does post operative care include?
Postoperative care can span a wide range of both medical and supportive services provided post surgery. This type of care can include promote healing, manage pain, and prevent complications and aid recovery as quickly as possible. It includes wound care, pain management, medication management, monitoring vital signs, and support for mobility, personal care and even meal preparation. Of course, the specific needs vary based on the type of surgery and the individual patient's condition.
What are the 5 Ps of post-operative care?
The 5 Ps of post-operative care are Pain, Position, Personal Hygiene, Periphery, and Pump. These elements are key to a comprehensive approach in post-operative specialist care. Deploying these as part of a personalised care plan ensure that both physical healing and emotional well-being are addressed.
What are the 3 steps in post-operative care of a patient?
The three phases of post-operative care are: immediate, intermediate, and convalescent. Immediate care focuses on recovery from anaesthesia and vital sign stabilisation in the recovery room by the medical team. Intermediate care occurs during the hospital stay, addressing potential complications and promoting healing. Finally, convalescent care involves postoperative home recovery, rehabilitation and support for returning to normal activities after discharge.