Injections
A nurse comes to your home and gives the injection your doctor has prescribed, into a muscle or under the skin.
What it is
An injection delivers a medicine with a syringe, usually into a muscle or under the skin.
Our nurse checks the prescription, prepares the dose and gives it with a sterile single-use syringe and needle.
Who it is for
- Patients on a course of injections by prescription
- People who cannot, or would rather not, inject themselves
- After hospital discharge, when treatment continues at home
How the visit goes
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Call us
Tell us the medicine and the schedule on the prescription.
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We confirm the visit
We tell you who is coming and when.
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The injection
The nurse checks the medicine and the dose and gives the injection with sterile equipment.
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After the injection
We tell you what to watch for and when to call us.
What to have ready
- The doctor’s prescription
- The medicine, if you have bought it yourself
- An identity document
Call us for the price.
Common questions
Can you come every day?
Yes. For repeat courses we arrange the schedule by phone.
Who gives the injection?
A licensed nurse.
Do you bring the medicines?
Usually the patient has the medicine from the prescription. Tell us by phone if you do not.
I do not have a prescription. Can you come?
Injections are given only with a prescription. Without one, you can book a home doctor visit.