Safe Recovery After Operations
Post-Surgery Care at Home in Kampala
Discharge from hospital does not mean recovery is over. The days and weeks after an operation are often when complications are most likely, and when close monitoring matters most.
Our doctors and nurses closely monitor vital signs like blood pressure, breathing and pain levels, care for wounds and drains, and keep your surgeon informed, so you can recover safely at home.
Who this care is for
- Patients after abdominal, orthopaedic, cardiac or other major surgery
- Patients going home with drains, catheters or complex wounds
- Older patients who need extra support after an operation
- Patients who live alone or whose family works during the day
What's included
Signs of a wound infection
Our nurses check wounds at every visit. Tell your nurse or doctor quickly if you notice:
- Increasing redness, swelling or warmth around the wound
- Pus or a bad smell
- Fever or chills
- Pain that gets worse instead of better
Same-day setup on discharge
Let us know your discharge date and we can arrange for a nurse to meet you at home the same day, with the hospital's instructions and medicines already reviewed.
How it works
- 01
Free consultation
Call, WhatsApp or book online. We discuss the patient's needs at no cost.
- 02
Care assessment
We assess the patient's condition, home and daily routine.
- 03
Care plan
You receive a clear plan, schedule and price before care starts.
- 04
Care begins
A matched, vetted professional starts care, and we review progress regularly.
Post Surgery Care: common questions
How long will I need a nurse after surgery?
It depends on the operation and your recovery. Some patients need a few days of visits; others need care for several weeks. We adjust as you heal.
Can you remove stitches and drains at home?
Our nurses manage drains and wounds as instructed by your surgeon, including removal when the surgeon advises it is safe.
Will you communicate with my surgeon?
Yes. We follow your surgeon's instructions and keep them informed of your progress and any concerns.