Nurses, therapists and care aides who come to your home: for new mothers and their babies, for children and adults after illness, and for older people. A full assessment, a written plan, and a note on your phone after every visit, wherever you are.
One named nurse. One written plan. A note after every visit.
See how it worksThe first weeks at home: baby checks, feeding support, and the mother's recovery after birth or a caesarean.
Dressings, injections and care after an operation or an illness, always with a parent present.
Wounds, drips, injections and walking again after an operation, an accident or a hospital stay.
Diabetes, heart failure, Parkinson's or a catheter: regular nursing and a clear plan.
A calm routine, a safe home, and real support for the family carer.
Help with washing and meals, good company, and someone who checks in.
One team, one plan. Every client starts with a full assessment at home, then we bring in only what the person needs.
Our chief nurse visits the home: daily activities, memory, mood, nutrition, frailty, skin, pain, falls, home safety and every medicine. Then a written care plan, agreed with the family. For a new baby, the first visit is a full check of the baby and the mother.
Wounds and pressure ulcers, injections, catheters, diabetes, care after surgery, blood pressure and medicines.
A nurse at home in the first weeks: baby checks, cord care, feeding support, the mother's recovery after birth or a caesarean, and night nurses so parents can rest.
Book a newborn visitWashing, dressing, meals, drinks, moving safely and company. Plans from 8 to 48 hours and beyond: the more hours, the lower the hourly rate.
Physiotherapy for balance and walking, psychotherapy for low mood and grief, and nutrition advice.
A named nurse, a monthly review, contact with the family doctor, the medication chart and a monthly report.
Medical beds, walkers and pressure-relief mattresses to rent, grab rails, night lights and a safer home.
Life coaching after retirement or loss, gentle exercise, healthy routines, sleep and social activities that keep body and mind active.
Expert advice for families facing hard decisions: care options, memory loss, end-of-life planning, preparing the home.
Practical courses for family carers, home helpers and care aides: safe moving, hygiene, dementia care, first aid, medicines.
Care by the hour. The more hours, the less each one costs.
Choose the plan that fits the day, the night or the whole week. Each step up lowers the hourly rate.
Coming home from the maternity ward is wonderful, and tiring. Our nurse comes to the house to check your baby, support feeding and help you rest, in coordination with your paediatrician.
The first week after birth
Visits through the first four weeks
8 or 12-hour nights, as many as you need
We support your paediatrician; we never replace them. If your baby shows a warning sign, such as fever, poor feeding or unusual sleepiness, our nurse tells you at once and helps you reach the doctor.
You call usCall or WhatsApp. Tell us about your mother, father or relative, and we book a visit.
Our chief nurse visitsA full assessment at home, with the person and the family, and a look at every medicine.
A plan made for themGoals, services and visits, in writing and agreed with you before anything starts.
You stay in the loopThe team visits. You read a note after each visit, and the plan is reviewed every month.Your own private family page, in Arabic, French or English. Nothing to install: it opens on any phone.
Today 09:00 · Nursing visitTo bring excellent, compassionate healthcare into the home at every stage of life: supporting new mothers and their babies in the first weeks, helping children and adults recover, and helping older people live safely and with dignity in the home they love.
We believe home is where people heal, grow and grow old best: among their own things, their own people and their own routine. Our job is to make that possible, to make it safe, and to keep families close, wherever they live.
What we stand for, on every visit
Licensed, insured and police-checked. Each one with a speciality, all led by our chief nurse.
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Registered nurse
Physiotherapist
Psychotherapist
Nutritionist
Warning signs to look out for on your next video call, how to make the house safer, and what to ask the doctor.
Feeding and sleep, caring for the cord and the first bath, your own recovery, and the warning signs in a baby that mean you should call the doctor.
Yes. It makes sure the right person comes with the right plan, written down and agreed with you before anything starts.
Yes. Your private family page shows every visit note, the coming visits and the medicines, and lets you pay.
The nurse or aide alerts our chief nurse from the home, and we call the family. In an emergency we call the Lebanese Red Cross on 140 first.
Yes. The care plan lists any referrals, the chief nurse keeps the doctor informed, and medicines are given as prescribed.
Yes. We review the plan with you every month and adjust it whenever needs change.
Ideally in the first two or three days after you come home from the maternity ward. Book before the birth if you can, and we confirm the date once the baby is born.
Yes. She watches a feed, helps with positions and latch, checks the baby is feeding and gaining weight, and tells you when to see your paediatrician or a lactation specialist.
Yes. Each visit includes a check of the mother's recovery after a birth or a caesarean: the wound, pain, bleeding, rest and mood, with gentle support in the first weeks.
Yes. Our night nurse stays 8 or 12 hours so the parents can sleep, and leaves a note for the morning. Book one night or several each week.
We answer the same day, in Arabic, French or English.
Work close to home, with a clear plan for every client and an app that does the paperwork. We train you in gerontological care.
