Subcutaneous injection at home / Intramuscular injection at home / Vaccination at home
Vaccination is the administration of a vaccine to develop immunity against diseases
ENEMA
Enema at home
Procedure to cleanse or stimulate the emptying of your bowel.
GRBS
Sugar check at home
Measuring the blood glucose level regardless of when you last ate.
ABG collection
Blood gases collection at home.
To evaluate the respiratory diseases & conditions that affect the lungs.
Albumin Infusion
IV Albumin injection at home ( includes/without albumin ).
To treat/prevent the shock following injury, bleeding or burns to increase blood plasma volume.
PICC LINE (dressing / removal)
PICC Line dressing at home
Procedure to change the dressing that protects the catheter site.
RYLES TUBE INSERTION
Nasal feeding tube insertion at home
A process that aids feeding of food and medicine through nostril, down the esophagus.
Ryle tube insertion with PVC tube.
Additional charge for Fraka tube as per actual
SUTURE REMOVAL (with stapler/with scissor) by Nurse
Stitch removal ( with stapler/with scissor) by nurse.
Removal of staples with a sterile technique and a staple extractor by a Nurse.
Removal of stiches with a sterile technique and a scissor by a Nurse.
TPN INFUSION (Total Parental Nurtrion Bag)
IV Nutrition bag infusion at home
For parenteral nutrition given as a liquid solution directly into the blood stream.
Up to 24hrs via infusion pump including 3 chambered bag with medicine
WOUND DEBRIDEMENT
Wound debridement at home
A procedure to heal the wound when it is healing well on its own.
Surgical sharp and conservative sharp debridement is performed by a skilled practitioner using surgical instruments such as scalpel, curette, scissors, rongeur, and forceps.
CHEMOPORT HANDLING AT HOME
Procedure charges additional (TPN / Blood transfusion / Chemo therapy / IV fluids / IV medication / IV antibiotics )
Chemo port at home
Care for Chemo port to ensure non-clogging of blood or medicine when port is not in use
PLASMA INFUSION(AT HOME)
Plasma infusion (along with 5 Bags of Plasma)
This procedure includes – Blood sample collection for cross match on the day of transfusion by nurse
Doctor assessment and monitoring charges for first 30 minutes of transfusion.
Plasma administration charges and emergency management (excludes hospital transport in emergency)
The donated blood is processed to remove blood cells, leaving behind liquid (plasma) and antibodies to fight viruses.
COLOSTOMY BAG CHANGE (colostomy bag to be procured by family)
Closed bags may need changing 1 to 3 times a day.
There are also drainable bags that need to be replaced every 2 or 3 days.
