Home Nursing is a service in which a home nurse visits to provide necessary medical services after discharge from the hospital when outpatient and emergency room patients need subsequent treatment and nursing.

A professional nurse with sufficient clinical experience in a general hospital who has obtained a family nurse's license from the Ministry of Health and Welfare after completing the education courses at an educational institution specializing in home nursing.

• We help people return to society early through home nursing services.
• It is an alternative to inpatient service that provides ongoing care after discharge.
• It reduces patient medical cost and indirect expenses.
• We provide continuous treatment and nursing care to patients with a chronic disease.
• Through palliative care, the service contributes to the improvement of patient’s quality of life and stability in daily life.
• Home nursing services provide psychological stability and rapid recovery.

• patient referred by the attending physician
• Patients with pressure sores and wounds
• Those who were discharged early after surgery
• Those who are unable to move due to chronic diseases such as brain disease, spinal cord injury, or cancer
• Those who need special nursing services such as artificial anus, gavage, catheterization, and tracheotomy tube management and replacement

Areas within 20km round trip.

• Siheung-si
• Ansan-si
• Daebudo, Yeongheungdo

For children under 1 year old, 30% of the prescribed score is added

Medical care patients must pay 100% of the cost of non-benefit materials

The number of visits is decided by the patient, guardian, and family nurse according to the doctor's prescription and the patient's condition, and insurance benefits are available regardless of the number of visits

• Inpatient
  :Consult the doctor in charge when planning discharge.
• Discharged patient
  :For outpatient treatment, consult with the attending physician to apply.
  → Register as a home care recipient after meeting with a family nurse

• In case self-care is possible
• In case the patient moves to another area
• In case of re-hospitalization
• In case of patient's death