Services · Dubai
Nursing at Home
Home nursing is what turns a hospital discharge into a real recovery. Our DHA-licensed nurses handle wounds, medication, catheters, feeding tubes and daily care in your home — on a single visit, a nightly shift, or a full 24-hour rota.
Choose what you need
6 services in this group
Elderly Care at Home
Dignified daily care that keeps a parent in their own home.
- Personal care — bathing, dressing, grooming and toileting with dignity
- Medication given on time and properly recorded
Post-Operative Care
The first fortnight after surgery, properly supervised.
- Surgical wound review, cleaning and sterile dressing changes
- Pain control and management of post-anaesthetic side effects
Wound Care & Dressing
Sterile dressing changes and wounds that actually close.
- Wound assessment, measurement and photographic tracking
- Sterile cleaning, debridement and appropriate dressing selection
Injections & Infusions
Prescribed injections given properly, at home.
- Intramuscular, subcutaneous and intravenous administration
- Antibiotic courses, anticoagulants and fertility injections
Catheter & Tube Care
Catheters, feeding tubes and stomas managed safely.
- Urinary catheter insertion, change and bag management
- Nasogastric and PEG feeding tube care and feed administration
Newborn & Mother Care
A nurse for the first exhausting weeks at home.
- Breastfeeding support, latch help and bottle-feeding guidance
- Newborn bathing, cord care and safe sleep set-up
Common questions
About Nursing at Home
Can I book a nurse for just one visit?
Yes. Single visits are common — an injection, a dressing change, a catheter swap. There is no requirement to commit to a package, though longer arrangements work out cheaper per hour.
What is the difference between a nurse and a caregiver?
A nurse is a licensed clinician who can give medication, manage wounds and tubes, and escalate to a doctor. A caregiver supports daily living — washing, dressing, mobility, company. Many families use both, and we will tell you honestly which one your situation actually needs.
Are your nurses licensed in Dubai?
Every nurse we send holds a current DHA licence and has their qualifications and background verified before their first shift.
Tell us what you need. We will call you.
We do not publish a phone number — we call you instead. Leave your number and a coordinator will be in touch within minutes to arrange the visit.