Regina and Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Nursing Care
Nursing care provides professional health-related support in the client's home for people who need a higher level of care than regular caregiver or companion support.
How this support can help
- Nursing assessments or reassessments
- Health monitoring and medication administration
- Wound care, injections, catheter care, or ostomy care where appropriate
- Post-operative recovery support
- Monitoring changes in condition
- Nursing care routine development, documentation, and communication
Confirm clinical needs before scheduling
A nursing inquiry should describe the requested support and any instructions from the treating team. The local care team reviews whether the requested service, staff availability, equipment, and care setting are an appropriate fit. Clinical tasks depend on assessment, professional scope, and the care plan. A website inquiry does not replace assessment or confirm that a particular procedure can be provided.
Questions for your Caring Consult
- What support has the treating clinician requested?
- Are there discharge instructions, orders, supplies, or equipment to review?
- What frequency of visits and communication arrangements are needed?
Availability, visits, and costs
The local team confirms whether this service is suitable for the person, their address, and the requested schedule. Discuss visit length, staffing, travel, and any supplies or other costs before accepting a care arrangement. Your Caring Consult is the place to agree on the next steps and who will follow up.