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Care plans after hospital discharge

Recovery plans,
built around the patient.

Three post-discharge plans for patients who still need medical care after leaving hospital — each one customised following a clinical assessment.

Bronze Plan
7days

7-Day Recovery

Short-term support after uncomplicated procedures or hospital discharge.

Best for
  • Uncomplicated procedures
  • Short post-discharge supervision
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Silver Plan
14days

14-Day Recovery

For patients requiring closer nursing, rehabilitation, wound care or medication support.

Best for
  • Wound care
  • Medication support
  • Rehabilitation
  • Closer observation
Enquire about Silver View plan details
Extended recovery
Gold Plan
30days

30-Day Recovery Plus

For elderly and medically complex patients requiring extended recovery support.

Best for
  • Elderly patients
  • Cardiac & orthopaedic patients
  • Medically complex patients
  • Higher readmission risk
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Each plan is customised following clinical assessment. Not sure which plan fits? Ask a care coordinator

A nurse guiding an older patient through a home exercise
HCP + HRPHome Care & Rehab Plans
Readmission preventionNot typical home or nursing care
Why recover at home

A hospital-stay substitute, in familiar surroundings.

Our Post-Discharge Home Care Plan (HCP) and Home Rehabilitation Plan (HRP) are for patients who need continuing medical care after discharge — delivered by a trained and experienced medical and paramedical team.

Instead of an extended hospital stay just for rest and observation, patients recover at home among family, with the same level of care and attention — and without the infection risks that can come with a longer stay in hospital.

  • Recover among family
  • Continuous observation
  • Linked to Norvic specialists
  • Insurance-ready packages
Part of every plan

The standard protocol once you enrol.

  • Specialist consultant reviewProgress, investigations, medicines and new symptoms reviewed — at home, by teleconsultation or in hospital.
  • 24/7 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.
How a plan is built

Assessed first, then designed for the patient.

After the assessment — and the recommendations of the hospital or treating doctor — the Home Care Team, headed by a consultant and the nursing care chief, designs the care plan.

The assessment covers

  • Nursing assessment
  • Medication reconciliation
  • Vital signs record
  • Home safety assessment
  • Wound assessment (where applicable)
  • Nutrition assessment
  • Mobility assessment
  • Emergency contact & escalation plan

The care plan can include

  • Scheduled nursing visits
  • Medication administration
  • Wound dressing
  • Catheter / feeding-tube care
  • Vital monitoring & record
  • Blood glucose monitoring
  • Post-operative observation
  • Physiotherapy
  • Sample collection
  • Teleconsultation & consultant review

Wound care, catheter or feeding-tube care and physiotherapy are included only where clinically required.

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Nurse checking vitals with connected devices at home
Assessment firstBefore any plan begins
Who the plans suit

For patients who still need medical care.

Suitable for the following groups, following the treating consultant's advice and a clinical assessment.

  • After MI, PCI, CABG or selected heart failure
  • After orthopaedic, cardiac, urology or gynaecological surgery
  • Post-neurosurgery, Parkinson's, neurological injury or neuromuscular conditions
  • Trauma, joint replacement, fracture, spine surgery or mobility impairment
  • Medical patients needing follow-up and uncomplicated post-infection recovery
  • Geriatric or palliative care following hospitalisation
FAQ

Questions about care plans.

Our Care Coordination Team can help you choose the right plan.

Not sure which plan?

We'll help after a quick conversation.

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It starts with the treating consultant's advice and the discharge summary. After a clinical assessment, the Home Care Team recommends the plan and customises it to the patient's needs.

Mainly the length and closeness of support. Bronze (7 days) suits uncomplicated procedures; Silver (14 days) suits patients needing wound care, medication support, rehabilitation or closer observation; Gold (30 days) suits elderly and medically complex patients with higher readmission risk.

Our plans are structured as defined clinical packages that insurers can review. Coverage depends on your policy and your insurer's approval, so please check with them first. Insurance & Corporate

Medicines, consumables, specialised equipment and investigations may carry additional charges unless included in a package. Your care coordinator will explain this before care begins.

Home care is modified or stopped whenever hospital treatment becomes more appropriate, and referral or transfer is arranged. In an emergency, always contact local emergency services.

Ready to plan recovery at home?

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

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