Doctor Visits

Doctors with equipped medical vehicles are ready to visit patients 24 hours a day

Nurse Visits

Registered nurses visit patients at home to perform procedures such as stoma and ulcer care, wound care, catheter replacement etc.

Hospital at Home

Ο the patient is treated at home as if he were in a hospital...

Infrastructure

Doctors and nurses are transferred by small vehicles ideal for a crowded city with heavy traffic like Athens. Our new fleet consist of Toyota Aygo cars, which replaced the former Hundai Atos. Toyota Aygo are by 12cm shorter than the previous ones, which proved to facilitate parking in crowded areas.

All vehicles are equipped with portable analyzers with which a large list of important examinations can be performed during a patient's visit. This greatly facilitates diagnosis and permit PROMPT and correct therapeutical interventions:

Blood gases, Troponin, BNP, PT/INR, BUN, Glucose, Creatinine, Potassium, Sodium, Calcium, Chloride, Hematocret, Hemoglobin, Lactate, TCO2, Anion gap.

Laptops, electronic stethoscopes, ECGs, dopper, ultrasound scanners,

suction devices, oxygen concentrators, nebulizers, electronic IV pumps,

apparatus for ultrasound guided placement of central venous lines, measuring devices for daily energy expenditure, fiberoptic devices for easy tracheal intubation, opthalmoscopes, earscopes, pulse oximeters etc are a part of standard equipment of our vehicles.

X-Rays at Home

X-rays are easily performed at home with the aim of digital technology without any patient discomfort. They are digitally developed during the visit and they can be send by e-mail to any recipient.

Bedside blood tests

Important blood examinations can be performed during a home doctor's visit in only a few minutes:

BUN, Glucose, Creatinine, Potassium, Sodium, Hematocret, Hemoglobin, Anion gap, Blood gases, Lactate, PT/INR, Troponine, BNP.

These blood tests help the doctor to promptly correct any severe abnormality such as water and electrolyte disorders, hyperglycemia etc. or to early diagnose life-threatening conditions such as MI or hypercapnia.