All Nursing Interventions
The Home Care Nurse provides the support required to fulfill all health needs, whenever it is considered necessary.

All nursing interventions such as catheter applications and care, administration of blood, intravenous therapy, drug administration and vaccination, which comprise the major part of the medical care, are provided, and all the medical care and needs of the patient are coordinated.

In addition, the patient and his/her family are informed and advised concerning the important subjects related to the disease. .

Wound Management
The Home Care Nurse dresses and manages the wounds that may develop in patients who are bound to bed or the wheelchair due to spinal injuries, accidents or other reasons.

Stoma Care
Stoma is a medical condition that could develop after major intestinal surgeries. In stoma care, the Home Care Nurse meets the requirement of care concerning skin problems and wounds after an operation. Through continuous training sessions, the patient is enabled to get used to this condition as part of his/her daily life and to learn to use the right methods.

Infusion Services
The medications needed by patients are applied by the Home Care Nurse through inserting an intravenous catheter in accordance with the instructions of the physician. These medications can be prepared for pain, nutrition, liquid, antibiotic or special therapies.