What we do
- Wound care and monitoring of healing
- Removal of stitches and staples
- Anticoagulant injections
- Pain and medication management
- Monitoring for signs of complications
- Acute and transitional care prescribed by the hospital
- Liaison with your surgeon, the hospital and your GP
Who is it for?
01
You are coming home after a hospital stay or day surgery
02
Your mobility is temporarily reduced
03
You want to go home sooner, safely
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a medical prescription?
For examinations and treatment (injections, dressings, blood tests, infusions…), yes: you need a medical prescription. It is valid for up to 9 months and can be renewed. Since 1 July 2024, assessment, advice and basic care can be provided without a prescription; we nevertheless always work closely with your doctor. Shifts, escorts and daily help (on quote) do not require one.
What is acute and transitional care?
This is care prescribed by the hospital (jointly by a doctor and a nurse) when you are discharged, for a maximum of 2 weeks. It is funded like a hospital stay, mostly by the canton, and is exempt from the CHF 10 daily contribution.
More care
All our care
Home nursing care
Injections, wound dressings, blood tests, infusions and treatment follow-up, at home and at a time that suits you.
LAMal · prescription
Mental health & psychiatric care
Mental health nursing at home: a listening ear, treatment support, relapse prevention and close contact with your psychiatrist.
LAMal · prescription
Chronic conditions & self-management
Diabetes, high blood pressure, heart or lung conditions: we help you take back control of your health.
LAMal · prescription
