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Nyumbani Medical
Wound Care

Clinical wound management, brought home

Wounds heal faster when they're assessed, dressed, and monitored by skilled hands. Our NCK-registered nurses deliver prescribed wound care at home, tracking progress and coordinating directly with your treating surgeon or physician.

Nyumbani nurse dressing a patient's wound at home with sterile technique
What We Treat

The wounds we manage at home

Our nurses are trained in modern wound management across a range of clinical presentations.

Surgical wounds

Post-operative incisions โ€” kept clean, dressed correctly, and watched for signs of infection or breakdown.

Pressure ulcers

Prevention and staged management of bedsores, with repositioning guidance for carers.

Diabetic & chronic wounds

Diabetic foot ulcers and slow-healing chronic wounds managed with careful, consistent protocols.

Our Approach

Assessed, dressed, and tracked

Good wound care is methodical. We follow a clear clinical process on every visit.

Structured assessment

Each wound is measured and assessed for size, depth, exudate, and signs of infection at every visit.

Correct dressing selection

We select dressings suited to the wound type and stage, applied with sterile technique.

Photographic tracking

With consent, we track healing over time with dated wound photography and clinical notes.

Coordination

Coordinated with your treating team

  • We follow the wound-care plan set by your surgeon or physician and deliver it precisely.
  • Prescribed dressings, antibiotics, and protocols are actioned against a valid prescription.
  • Progress notes and wound photographs are shared with your doctor so decisions stay informed.
  • We flag stalled healing or complications early and escalate to your treating team.
  • Family and carers are taught safe positioning and hygiene to protect healing between visits.
When To Escalate

When hospitalisation is needed

1

Spreading infection

Signs of cellulitis, systemic infection, or sepsis prompt immediate escalation and hospital referral.

2

Non-healing wounds

Wounds that fail to progress are referred back to the treating team for review and imaging.

3

Deterioration

Sudden breakdown, bleeding, or exposure of deeper structures triggers urgent clinical action.

4

Fast transfer

Our hospital MOUs enable rapid, coordinated admission when inpatient care is required.

Pricing Framework

Transparent, flexible pricing

Wound care is charged per visit, with package rates for planned courses of dressings. Costs depend on wound complexity and dressing materials.

Single dressing visit

Per-visit rate

A one-off assessment and dressing change by a registered nurse.

Planned course

Discounted package

A scheduled series of visits for a healing wound, priced as a course.

Complex wound care

Custom rate

Intensive management for diabetic, pressure, or infected wounds, with materials quoted separately.

Prices are indicative and confirmed after a personal assessment. Final quotes reflect the level of care, hours, and any specialist needs.

โ€œMy father's surgical wound became complicated and the hospital was an hour away. The nurse managed the dressings, sent photos to his surgeon, and caught an infection early. It healed beautifully.โ€
Esther W.
Daughter, Thika
Common Questions

Answers for families

Do I need a prescription for wound care?
Yes. Wound-care protocols, prescribed dressings, and any antibiotics are delivered against a valid prescription and coordinated with your treating doctor.
Will you work with my surgeon?
Always. We follow your surgeon's plan, share dated wound photographs and progress notes, and escalate to them if healing stalls or complications appear.
How often will a nurse visit?
It depends on the wound and the dressing schedule your doctor sets โ€” from daily to a few times a week. We'll agree a clear plan.
Can you manage diabetic foot ulcers?
Yes. Diabetic and chronic wounds are a core part of our work, managed with consistent protocols and close monitoring for complications.
What if the wound gets worse?
Our nurses watch for infection and deterioration, escalate immediately to your treating team, and can arrange fast hospital transfer through our MOUs if needed.

Give a wound the care it needs to heal

Request a clinical assessment and we'll arrange skilled, prescribed wound care at home โ€” coordinated with your surgeon from the first visit.

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