Service Scope
- Surgical wound dressing and follow-up
- Pressure ulcer (bedsore) care
- Diabetic and chronic wound care
- Assessment of infection signs
- Wound care training for patient and family
When Is It Needed?
- Care of surgical incision and suture sites
- Regular dressing of pressure (bed) sores
- Diabetic wound care and monitoring
- Sterile care of burns and deep wounds
- Control of wounds with infection risk
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should dressings be changed?
Depends on wound type; usually 1-2 times daily or every 2-3 days. Our nurse creates your schedule.
Do you care for infected wounds?
Infection signs require physician assessment first; care continues per the treatment plan.
What materials are used?
Sterile gauze, modern wound dressings and antiseptic solutions — all single-use.
Service Details
| Performed By | Experienced Nurse |
|---|---|
| Average Duration | 20-40 minutes |
| Location | At your home |
| Availability | 24/7 |
How It Works
1
Assessment: Wound type, size and condition are examined.
2
Cleaning: The wound is cleaned with sterile solution.
3
Dressing: Closed with appropriate dressing material.
4
Planning: Change frequency and follow-up are scheduled.
Who Performs This Service? — Experienced Nurse
Nursing procedures under a physician plan are performed by our experienced nurses using sterile technique and single-use materials; the patient is monitored throughout.
Important Note
Sterile dressing, wound cleaning and care; professional application that speeds healing at home. All applications follow physician plans and hygiene standards.
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