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- ₦35,000One-off home assessment, before care starts
- QuotedThe care is priced after the assessment
- HEFAMAALicensed and accredited
In short
What this covers
Palliative support covers symptom management within nursing scope, medication administration, personal care and family support.
Care is coordinated with the treating clinician, and concerns are escalated rather than managed in isolation.
Who this is for
- People receiving palliative care at home
- Families supporting a relative at home
- People needing symptom and medication support
- Families coordinating with a treating clinician
What is included
- 01
Symptom support
Symptom management within nursing scope, documented against the care plan.
- 02
Medication administration
Medicines are administered as prescribed by the treating doctor.
- 03
Personal care
Personal care delivered alongside clinical support at home.
- 04
Family support
Care is coordinated with the treating clinician, and concerns are escalated rather than managed in isolation.
What it costs
Indicative fees
The care
Quoted after the assessment
Fees depend on the care needed and the hours, so we quote once we have assessed them.
The home assessment
₦35,000
A care coordinator visits once, before any care begins, to understand the needs and the home and agree the care plan with you. It is separate from the price of the care itself.
Step by step
How this works
1What can be delivered at home
Care is delivered at home only when the assessment, professional scope and home environment make it safe and appropriate.
2Medication
A nurse can administer prescribed medicines and maintain the medication record within the agreed care plan and professional scope.
3What is recorded during care
Managed care is recorded against the care plan and reviewed when needs, risks or circumstances change.
4The home assessment
An assessor reviews the person’s needs, home, routines and risks, then confirms the care plan, professionals and hours required.
5How our professionals are vetted
We check identity, qualifications, registration where required, references and competency before deployment.
6Escalation and the emergency boundary
Staff follow a documented escalation process, but emergencies must go directly to the emergency services.
7How pricing works
The assessment is fixed-price; defined services use published prices, live-in care has a from price, and other ongoing and package care is quoted after assessment.
8Where we work
We confirm professional availability and a safe start date in Lagos, Abuja/FCT, Ogun or Ibadan/Oyo after reviewing the request.
Why families choose us
Why Medic Connect
- Licensed and accreditedLicensed and accredited by HEFAMAA, with professional indemnity insurance and membership of the Healthcare Federation of Nigeria.
- Vetted professionalsIdentity, registration and qualification documents are collected and reviewed, with references, interview and competency assessment.
- Assessment firstA formal assessment sets the care plan, the professionals required and the hours before care begins.
- Documented careCare is documented against the care plan and reviewed as circumstances change.
- Clear escalationStaff work to documented escalation procedures. Medic Connect is not an emergency service.
- Lagos, Abuja, Ogun and OyoCare is arranged in the areas Medic Connect currently serves, and in other states on request.
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