Silver Plan · 14 days

14-Day Recovery,
with a closer eye.

Two weeks of planned support for patients who need wound care, medication support, rehabilitation or closer observation after discharge.

A nurse guiding an older patient through a home exercise
14 daysSilver Plan
Assessment firstCustomised for each patient
About this plan

14-Day Recovery at a glance.

Some recoveries need more than a quick check-in. The 14-Day Recovery plan adds closer nursing, wound care and rehabilitation, so the patient keeps progressing safely at home.

Every service is chosen after a clinical assessment and the treating doctor's advice, and the Norvic specialist continues to review progress.

Silver Plan
14days
Best for
  • Wound care after surgery
  • Medication support
  • Rehabilitation
  • Closer observation
What's included

Part of every plan, plus care for this stage.

Every Norvic @ Home plan follows the same standard protocol. On top of that, the Home Care Team selects the services this recovery needs.

  • Specialist consultant reviewProgress, investigations, medicines and new symptoms reviewed — at home, by teleconsultation or in hospital.
  • Remote monitoringSelected parameters monitored through connected devices, with abnormal readings escalated to the clinical team.
  • Vitals record & monitoringBlood pressure, pulse, oxygen, temperature, glucose, weight and more — to spot changes early.
  • Medication complianceMedicines taken correctly and on time, with checks for missed doses and side effects.
  • Diet counsellingDietary guidance for the condition, recovery goals and food habits.

Typically part of the 14-Day Recovery plan

  • Scheduled nursing visits
  • Wound dressing where applicable
  • Medication administration
  • Physiotherapy where applicable
  • Vital & blood glucose monitoring
  • Teleconsultation & consultant review

Alongside the patient

  • One Care Coordination Team as your point of contact
  • Caregiver guidance for family at home
  • Updates for authorised family, with the patient's consent
  • Emergency contact & escalation plan agreed up front

Wound dressing and physiotherapy are included only where clinically required.

How it works

From discharge to recovery in six steps.

  1. Contact usShare the patient's details, the consultant's advice and the discharge summary.
  2. AssessmentNursing, medicines, vitals, home safety, nutrition, mobility — and an escalation plan.
  3. Care planThe Home Care Team, led by a consultant and the nursing care chief, designs the plan.
  4. Care beginsTrained medical and paramedical staff deliver the planned visits and support.
  5. MonitoredVitals are recorded and the relevant specialist reviews progress.
  6. EscalatedIf readings or symptoms worsen, review — and transfer to hospital if needed.
Compare plans

Not sure this is the right plan? Compare all three.

The main difference is the length and closeness of support. The Home Care Team recommends the plan after assessment.

FAQ

Questions about this plan.

Our Care Coordination Team can help you decide.

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Patients who need wound care, medication support, rehabilitation or closer observation after discharge. The clinical assessment confirms the right plan.

Physiotherapy is included where it is clinically required and recommended by the treating doctor.

Yes. Families receive guidance and caregiver training so they can support recovery safely.

Home care is not an emergency service. In an emergency, contact local emergency services or go to the nearest hospital.

Ready to start the 14-Day Recovery plan?

Start with a clinical assessment — our Care Coordination Team will guide you.