Recover safely at home with structured after-hospital support: medication reminders, vitals, wound-care coordination and follow-ups. Nurse-guided plans, daily caregiver visits.
Bilingual expat-friendly caregivers. Nurse-guided care. Amazing service. Available in Bangkok, Nonthaburi, Samut Prakhan, Pattaya.
Recover safely at home after surgery or hospital discharge. All care is delivered by trained caregivers under nurse supervision.
4 Hours — 2,100 THB
Medication reminders, mobility support, and short recovery check-ins.
8 Hours — 4,200 THB
Full-day recovery care including meals, vitals monitoring, and wound observation.
12 Hours — 6,300 THB
Extended day or night recovery support for complex cases.
24 Hours (Live-in) — 70,000 THB / month
Continuous observation, nurse-guided recovery plan, and daily progress tracking.
Designed to reduce hospital readmissions and make healing at home stress-free.
Leaving the hospital does not always mean recovery is complete. Many people still need support at home during the weeks after discharge. According to the World Health Organization, nearly 20% of hospital patients are readmitted within 30 days due to improper recovery or missed care. The first few days at home can be risky, especially for older adults living alone or far from family. Simple activities such as bathing, dressing, or cooking can become difficult, and forgetting medication or ignoring warning signs can lead to serious complications.
With professional post-discharge home care, you recover in comfort while receiving the assistance and medical attention you need. Whether you are an expat living in Thailand or a family caring for an elderly loved one, having a trained caregiver helps you heal faster and stay safe. You get peace of mind knowing that someone is watching over your recovery, coordinating with doctors, and helping you return to full independence.
Post-discharge care includes many practical tasks that make recovery smoother and safer. The most common areas of help include:
These services help you stay comfortable and reduce the risk of infection or relapse while recovering at home in Bangkok.
Many expats in Thailand live alone without close family nearby. After surgery, daily tasks can be difficult, and having someone to help with meals, cleaning, and medication reduces stress and speeds up healing.
Older adults often experience weakness or balance problems after hospital stays. Trained caregivers provide safe mobility support, help with walking, and prevent falls inside the home.
Some patients return home with drains, catheters, or dressing needs. A post-discharge caregiver helps manage these with nurse oversight, ensuring hygiene and preventing infection.
Many readmissions happen because medication schedules are missed or misunderstood. A caregiver keeps track of your medicine times, monitors side effects, and reminds you to take every dose.
For families living abroad or working full-time, knowing a professional caregiver is present provides reassurance. Daily updates and nurse reports help everyone feel confident in your recovery.
Bilingual caregivers communicate clearly with both you and hospital staff. This makes your medical instructions easy to understand and follow, especially if English or Thai is not your first language.
Every recovery plan is created by a registered nurse who reviews your hospital discharge summary. The nurse checks progress and adjusts care instructions to match your changing needs.
Care is available in 4, 8, 12, or 24-hour options, allowing you to customize your recovery support. Whether you need short check-ins or round-the-clock assistance, you can receive consistent help without confusion.
Professional post-discharge home care follows a clear, step-by-step process to ensure safe and reliable recovery at home.
A nurse visits your home to review your discharge summary, check vital signs, and set up a personalized care plan. This plan covers medication timing, wound care instructions, and recovery goals.
A trained caregiver is matched to your case based on your language preference, condition, and schedule. The caregiver receives detailed instructions from the nurse before starting.
Your caregiver assists with daily tasks such as meals, hygiene, and mobility while keeping records of your progress. Any change in your condition is reported to the nurse immediately.
The nurse coordinator communicates with your doctor or hospital when needed. Families receive updates through email or LINE, keeping everyone informed without extra stress.
Care plans are reviewed regularly by the nurse to make sure recovery stays on track. If your condition improves or your needs change, the plan adjusts smoothly.
Post-discharge home care is available in:
Clients in nearby areas can also request coverage depending on availability.
Can caregivers handle medical procedures?
Caregivers handle non-medical tasks such as medication reminders and hygiene support. Medical procedures like injections or wound dressing are performed only by licensed nurses.
How soon can care start after leaving the hospital?
Service can begin within 24 to 48 hours after the nurse assessment. This ensures your recovery continues without interruption.
Do I need to provide equipment at home?
If special equipment is needed, such as oxygen machines or mobility aids, the nurse will guide you on setup and usage.
What if I already have a helper at home?
The caregiver can work alongside your household staff. They focus on your recovery tasks while the helper handles regular chores.
Can you coordinate with my doctor or hospital?
Yes. The nurse coordinator communicates with your hospital or physician to make sure all care instructions are followed correctly.
Is post-discharge care only for seniors?
No. This service also supports younger patients recovering from surgery, injury, or illness who need extra help at home.
How do I know if I need daily or part-time care?
The nurse will recommend a schedule after assessing your condition. Most clients start with longer hours and reduce them as they improve.
Do you provide updates to family abroad?
Yes. Families receive regular updates by email or LINE, including photos or short reports about your recovery progress.
What if my condition worsens?
The nurse is on call to reassess your situation. If necessary, we help coordinate immediate medical care or hospital readmission.
Can the caregiver assist during doctor follow-ups?
Yes. Caregivers can escort you to clinics, manage transport, and communicate with medical staff during follow-up appointments.