including the treatment and prevention of ulcers in your own home, reducing your risk of infection and encouraging fast, effective healing.

including methadone oversight, to ensure that you take your medication in a safe and timely manner, avoiding errors and maintaining maximum wellbeing.

from supporting you to get to the toilet on time to providing you with continence products and confidential advice around bladder and bowel issues and catheter care and treatment.

that allows people with end-stage (or terminal) illness to get the pain management and emotional support they need to die at home, with the support of their family/whānau and with their dignity.

including support with monitoring your blood-sugar levels, taking your tablets or insulin and making healthy lifestyle choices that reduce the risk of long-term problems.

from assessing your needs as an ACC claimant to providing you with a personalised package of care that promotes your wellbeing, recovery and quality of life.

to meet your unique post-surgical needs, enabling you to return home from hospital safely and to make a smooth and successful recovery.

including support with taking your medication, monitoring your blood pressure, making healthy lifestyle choices and managing your condition.

including support with monitoring and managing your condition, gaining relief from any symptoms, making healthy lifestyle choices and accessing appropriate treatment, if needed.

both pre and post-surgery, to ensure that you have the advice, equipment and support you need to live with your stoma comfortably and with dignity. (A stoma is a surgical, abdominal opening for the evacuation of body waste and includes colostomies, ileostomies and urostomies.)

that enables you to receive the antibiotics or chemotherapy you need in your own home. This may include supporting you with your peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) line.