Nursing at home
Wound care at home
Dressings and wound review in your home.
From £95

This is not an emergency service. If someone has chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing difficulty, heavy bleeding or collapse, call 999 or go to A&E. We work alongside the NHS, not instead of it.
About this service
Wound care at home means a nurse comes to change dressings, check for infection, and photograph or measure progress. It is often used after surgery, for leg ulcers, or when a parent cannot get to a treatment room.
Is this right for me?
- Surgical wounds after discharge
- Leg ulcers or pressure damage
- Dressings that need more frequent changes than the clinic can offer
Working alongside your NHS team
We do not replace your NHS GP, district nurse, consultant or A&E. We add private capacity at home. If you already have an NHS package, tell us so we do not duplicate or confuse the plan.
What we help with
- Dressing changes
- Infection watch
- Advice on positioning and skin care
- When to ask the GP or hospital team to look again
What happens during the visit
- Wound assessment
- Clean technique dressing change
- Advice on what you can safely do between visits
What is included
- Nurse visit
- Standard dressing supplies as agreed
- Escalation if the wound is not healing
Who delivers your care
Registered nurse, with GP review if infection or deterioration is suspected.
Pricing
From-price per visit. Dressings are confirmed according to the wound.
After your visit
We set a visit rhythm. If a wound needs hospital plastics, vascular or tissue viability input, we say so rather than dressing it indefinitely.
Where we cover
Home visits across Lurgan, Craigavon, Portadown and Banbridge as core cover, with Lisburn, Armagh, Dungannon and Belfast arranged with a travel note. Call with a postcode and we will confirm. A family member can book if the patient consents to be seen.
FAQs
Do you treat infected wounds?
We assess and can arrange GP review or urgent care. Spreading infection, fever or a very unwell patient is an NHS urgent pathway, not a routine dressing visit.
