Recovering from surgery is a process that must be handled with care. With the help of our professional nurses and therapists, our goal is to help elderlies return back to normal life as soon as possible.
Highly trained and carefully vetted care professionals
Speedy matching to find you the most suitable caregiver
Home care visits every month
Customer support 7 days a week, 365 days a year
On average, 75% of elderlies who use home care or private nursing services have been hospitalised in the past 12 months. While some patients can manage their recovery independently, others may need additional support to ensure a safe and successful recovery.
Patients who have just undergone surgery due to stroke or cancer will often require private nursing care to recover in the comforts of their home. For primary caretakers, caring for someone who is chronically ill can be stressful - we're here to provide the extra support you need during the day, and even overnight, so that both you and your loved one is taken care of.
Those who are in the midst of recovering from a major surgery, such as hip replacement surgery, will require intensive physical rehabilitation to restore mobility. Although rehabilitation can start immediately in the hospital after surgery, patients should continue to undergo therapy sessions at home in order to facilitate a quicker recovery.
For elderlies who require ongoing medical attention after being discharged from the hospital, it is essential to seek highly skilled health professionals to prevent infections, manage sudden complications, and handle tasks such as wound cleaning and catheter care.
It can be difficult to look after your family 24/7 even after they're discharged from the hospital. Fortunately in Hong Kong, there are various options available, such as home care services or nursing homes.
Considerations
Evercare's Home Care Services
Nursing Home
Nurse to Patient Ratio
1 to 1 ☺
1 to 40 ☹
Privacy
In a private, home setting ☺
In a group facility shared with other people ☹
Comfort
Patients have their own space ☺
Patients may have to share a room with others ☹
Price
$575-$1,000/first 2 hours¹ (more details in the following section); We also offer various pricing plans for better value and flexibility ☺
$7,000-25,000/month² (not including miscellaneous fees) ☹
Other Costs
No agency fee; Additional charges will apply to shifts at night and public holidays ☺
Medical services, specialised care (therapy), meals, and check-ups may come at an additional cost ☹
Waiting Time
3 days minimum (Inquiries are replied within 24 hours, and 2-3 days required to find a suitable caregiver) ☺
Depends on the vacancies of the nursing home but will often require getting on a waiting list ☹
Post-Surgery and Hospital Admission/Discharge Service
Provide hospital admission/discharge planning and support ☺
Typically not offered ☹
Daily Support
Support for daily activities (e.g bathing, feeding, lifting) ☺
Personal care services may come at an additional cost ☹
Medical Support
In-hospital assistance, post-operative care, rehabilitation, pain management, and medical escort services ☺
Depends on the nursing home but typically offers limited level of medical care ☹
Financial Subsidy
Clients eligible for the Community Care Service Voucher for the Elderly can save up to 95% of home care costs; For those who require a steady use of home care services, our credit packages can offer greater savings and more flexibility ☺
Social Welfare Department can provide government funding ☺
¹ Range of fees for Health Care Workers, Enrolled Nurses, and Registered Nurses
² Source:
Elderly Page
Each one of our 20,000+ caregivers can provide professional support in daily, medical and rehabilitative areas.
Suitable for families needing basic home and personal care support.
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✓ Assisstance with daily living
✓ Companionship
✓ Monitoring of vital signs
✓ Post-operative care
✓ Wound Care / Stoma Care
✓ Feeding Tube Management
✓ Psychosocial support
Tracheostomy care
Medicine injection and administration
Sunctioning
Rehabilitation training
Care assessment
• Suitable for families who require more specialised care or a comprehensive assessment.
• Suitable for pateints with cancer, dementia, stroke, diabetes or cardiovascular conditions.
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✓ Assisstance with daily living
✓ Companionship
✓ Monitoring of vital signs
✓ Post-operative care
✓ Wound Care / Stoma Care
✓ Feeding Tube Management
✓ Psychosocial support
✓ Tracheostomy care
✓ Medicine injection and administration
✓ Sunctioning
✓ Rehabilitation training
✓ Care assessment
Our allied health professionals help patients improve mobility, regain strength, manage pain and retain independence.
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✓ Assistance with daily living
✓ Companionship
✓ Pain management
✓ Physical therapy
✓ Movement and exercise
✓ Self-care skills training
✓ Cognitive exercises
✓ Feeding & swallowing therapy
✓ Caretaker training
✓ Adaptive equipment training
✓ Psychosocial support
✓ Care and home assessment
Suitable for families needing basic home and personal care support.
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✓ Assisstance with daily living
✓ Companionship
✓ Monitoring of vital signs
✓ Post-operative care
✓ Wound Care / Stoma Care
✓ Feeding Tube Management
✓ Psychosocial support
Tracheostomy care
Medicine injection and administration
Sunctioning
Rehabilitation training
Care assessment
• Suitable for families who require more specialised care or a comprehensive assessment.
• Suitable for pateints with cancer, dementia, stroke, diabetes or cardiovascular conditions.
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✓ Assisstance with daily living
✓ Companionship
✓ Monitoring of vital signs
✓ Post-operative care
✓ Wound Care / Stoma Care
✓ Feeding Tube Management
✓ Psychosocial support
✓ Tracheostomy care
✓ Medicine injection and administration
✓ Sunctioning
✓ Rehabilitation training
✓ Care assessment
Our allied health professionals help patients improve mobility, regain strength, manage pain and retain independence.
______________________________
✓ Assistance with daily living
✓ Companionship
✓ Pain management
✓ Physical therapy
✓ Movement and exercise
✓ Self-care skills training
✓ Cognitive exercises
✓ Feeding & swallowing therapy
✓ Caretaker training
✓ Adaptive equipment training
✓ Psychosocial support
✓ Care and home assessment
Our caregivers have experience supporting a range of post-operative patients. We closely follow doctor recommendations, and subsequently design a personalised home care plan that enables your loved one to reach recovery goals.
After a stroke patient undergoes surgery or is discharged from the hospital, they will require intensive physical therapy and 24/7 support with daily living activities.
You can count on us for:
Who can help:
Health care workers, specialist stroke nurses, allied therapists
Whether you are in-and-out of hospital for treatment, or recovering at home, our caregivers can provide support during the admission/discharge process, while closely tending to medical & emotional needs.
You can count on us for:
Who can help: Health care workers, specialist stroke nurses, allied therapists
Patients who undergo major operations such as a knee or hip replacement surgery will experience a great deal of discomfort in the following weeks. A therapist or private nurse is a great option to work on increasing mobility and maintaining personal care.
You can count on us for:
Who can help: Health care workers, specialist stroke nurses, allied therapists
After a stroke patient undergoes surgery or is discharged from the hospital, they will require intensive physical therapy and 24/7 support with daily living activities.
Who can help:
Health care workers, specialist stroke nurses, allied therapists
Whether you are in-and-out of hospital for treatment, or recovering at home, our caregivers can provide support during the admission/discharge process, while closely tending to medical & emotional needs.
Who can help: Health care workers, specialist stroke nurses, allied therapists
Patients who undergo major operations such as a knee or hip replacement surgery will experience a great deal of discomfort in the following weeks. A therapist or private nurse is a great option to work on increasing mobility and maintaining personal care.
Who can help: Health care workers, specialist stroke nurses, allied therapists
Our support can begin as soon as your loved one is in the hospital¹. Our Care Team is dedicated to staying updated on their condition, and can have caregivers conduct a thorough hospital and in-home assessment to ensure that medical and rehabilitation services are in place following their discharge.
Care priorities:
Pain management, reduce risk of infections and complications
¹ Only applicable to private hospitals.
Care priorities: Increase physical function, restore ability to perform daily activities, establish medication and diet routine
Fill in your contact information and one of our care specialists will reach out
within 24 hours.
STEP 2:
Speak with a Care Manager
We will reach out for a short consultation to better understand your needs.
STEP 3:
Complete Service Booking Form
Your Care Manager will share a booking form with you to complete.
We will reach out for a short consultation to better understand your needs.
Your Care Manager will share a booking form with you to complete.
If you're not sure what type of support you need, talk to one of our care specialists for advice.
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