The days and weeks after cancer surgery — a mastectomy, tumour resection, ostomy formation or reconstructive procedure — set the tone for the rest of recovery. Our nurses manage wound checks, drain care, mobility and pain relief at home, closely following your surgeon's post-operative instructions.
Often the same day — we coordinate with the hospital discharge team wherever possible so a nurse is briefed and ready before the patient reaches home.
Drain removal is typically done by or under the direction of the operating surgeon. We monitor output and site condition daily and coordinate the removal visit at the right time.
Our nurses are trained to spot early signs of infection — redness, discharge, fever — and escalate to your surgeon immediately rather than waiting for the next scheduled review.
It varies by procedure — anywhere from a week for a straightforward recovery to a few months for reconstructive surgery. We adjust the visit frequency as recovery progresses.
Not every chemotherapy cycle needs a hospital bed — oncologist-approved regimens, administered at home by trained oncology nurses.
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