Frequently asked questions

Private home-nursing visits typically run S$80–250 depending on the procedure and whether consumables and transport are included. Our own rates start from S$115 per visit, with consumables billed at cost — the full list is on our pricing page.

Separately, at our supplier cost — no markup. The per-visit price is the nursing fee; dressings, catheters, tubes and syringes are itemised at cost, and every item is published on the pricing page.

An evening or weekend visit costs no more than a weekday one — we do not charge an after-hours premium. Surcharges apply only for same-day or urgent bookings made within 24 hours (+S$60), off-island and remote zones such as Sentosa, Jurong Island and Tuas South (+S$55), and visits running beyond 60 minutes (+S$60 per additional 30 minutes). Nothing is hidden — you see the total before you commit.

No. Per-visit procedures are charged per visit, with no minimum-hours lock-in. You book only the care you need.

We work with a network of established, licensed partner agencies to match each visit with a nurse registered with the Singapore Nursing Board (SNB). We check registration and identity before a nurse is assigned, coordinate the care, confirm the price up front, and stay your single point of contact throughout.

A caregiver assists with daily living (bathing, feeding, mobility). A home nurse is a registered nurse who can also perform clinical procedures — wound care, catheter and tube changes, injections and IV therapy.

For recurring care we aim to keep continuity where possible, so the patient sees a familiar face.

Use the booking form, call, or WhatsApp us with what's needed and a preferred date. We'll confirm a nurse, a time, and the price in writing before the visit.

Call or WhatsApp us and we'll confirm the soonest available visit. For care after a hospital discharge, it's best to arrange it before discharge day.

The nurse's time, travel within mainland Singapore, and a written summary you can share with the patient's own doctor. Consumables are billed separately at cost.

Government support such as the Home Caregiving Grant and AIC-subsidised home nursing may apply for eligible Singapore Citizens and PRs. We can point you to the right pathway — see our subsidies guide.

It depends. Subsidised care can be much cheaper if you qualify, but there can be a wait. Private care costs more but starts immediately. We'll be honest about which fits your situation.