Stroke
Mobility re-training, safe transfers, monitoring for changes.
Home rehabilitation
Nursing support through recovery.
Our nurses work alongside your physiotherapist and occupational therapist to keep progress going between their visits — after a stroke, surgery, fall, or serious illness.
Who it's for
Recovery happens between visits
Most recovery happens between the once-or-twice-weekly visits from a therapist. Families need a nurse to keep it on track.
Surgery
Post-operative mobilisation, wound care during recovery, pain observation.
Falls & fractures
Supervised movement, fall prevention, gradual return to walking.
Hospital deconditioning
Building strength and routine after an extended hospital stay.
Long-term conditions
Parkinson's, advanced dementia, late-stage chronic disease.
What our nurses do
Supporting the rehab plan
Our nurses are not physiotherapists. They are SNB-registered nurses who support the plan set by your therapist or doctor.
Mobility and transfers
- Safe transfers between bed, chair, wheelchair, and bathroom
- Walking support with frames, sticks, and aids
- Fall prevention — home setup advice, identifying risk
Supervised exercises
- Carrying out the exercises your physiotherapist has prescribed
- Encouraging consistency, recording progress, reporting back
- Adjusting effort if your loved one is fatigued or in pain (within the plan)
Observation and reporting
- Daily monitoring of vital signs, mood, pain, appetite
- Watching for setbacks — new weakness, swelling, breathlessness, infection
- Communicating with your therapist, doctor, and family between formal visits
Family training
- Showing family members how to assist with transfers and exercises safely
- Teaching what to watch for, and when to call for help
- Building confidence so care can continue when our nurse is not there
◇ Photo: nurse guiding a walking exercise
Working with your therapist
We follow their plan, and report back
Most families already have a physiotherapist or OT — assigned at discharge, referred by a doctor, or sourced privately. Our nurses follow their plan and report back to them.
If you don’t yet have one, we can refer you to {{Partner Clinic Legal Name}}, HCSA Licence No. {{Licence No.}}, or to other registered providers depending on your location and needs.
What's outside our scope
We provide nursing support during recovery. We do not perform physiotherapy or occupational therapy ourselves — those are regulated practices delivered by registered allied health professionals. If your loved one needs hands-on physiotherapy or OT, your therapist provides it. We support the plan in between.
Reach us
One call. One registered nurse. That’s usually all it takes.
We answer the phone around the clock. For urgent cases, most dispatches start within hours.