What services does Advanced Home Care provide?

Advanced Home Care services include but not limited to; skilled nursing services, personal care, hospital-to-home support, companion care, respite care, meal preparation, medication reminders, mobility and exercise support, elderly care, disability support, mother and newborn support, body and skin care, caregiver training, consultancy and partnerships.

Who can use your home care services?

Our services support elderly people, sick individuals, mothers and newborn babies, people living with disabilities, individuals recovering from illness, surgery, injury or hospital admission, and families who need trusted care support.

Do you provide care at home or in hospital?

Yes. We support clients at home, in hospital and during recovery. We also provide hospital-to-home support for clients leaving hospital and adjusting back into home care.

Can we request short-term care only?

Yes. Some families need short-term support after hospital, surgery, illness or travel. Others need longer-term care. The care arrangement depends on the client's needs and family expectations.

Do you provide nursing services?

Yes. Skilled nursing services may include diabetic checks, insulin administration support, vital-sign monitoring, wound prevention and wound care, dressing changes, medication management and administration, incontinence support, catheter care, colostomy care and urostomy care.

Can your caregivers help with bathing, dressing and toileting?

Yes. Personal care may include grooming, bathing, dental care, dressing, toileting, feeding, mobility support, medication reminders, bedtime preparation and more.

Do you support clients after hospital discharge?

Yes. Hospital-to-home support helps clients transition more safely from hospital to home. Support may include observation, medication reminders, mobility assistance, personal care, meal support and family communication.

Can you help an elderly parent who lives alone?

Yes. Depending on the need, support may include companion care, personal care, meal preparation, mobility support, medication reminders, hygiene support, nursing care and family updates.

What is respite care?

Respite care gives family caregivers temporary relief. It allows them to rest, work, travel or attend to other responsibilities while their loved one receives trusted care support.

Do you provide medication reminders?

Yes. Caregivers may support medication reminders where appropriate. Skilled medication administration is handled according to the care need and professional requirements.

Can you help with wounds, catheters or colostomy care?

Yes. Skilled nursing support may include wound care, dressing changes, catheter care, colostomy care and urostomy care, depending on the client's needs.

Do you offer 24-hour care?

Care arrangements can be discussed based on need. Support may include scheduled visits, day support, night support or on-call arrangements where available and agreed.

How do you choose the right caregiver for a client?

We consider the client's needs, routine, personality, level of support required and the caregiver's skills. Our goal is to provide care that is safe, respectful and dependable.

How do families stay informed?

We value clear communication, family updates, visit reports and honest feedback. Caregivers are guided to observe and report changes that may affect the client's wellbeing.

Do you train caregivers?

Yes. We train non-medical caregivers and care assistants in patient dignity, hygiene, safety, communication, observation, mobility support, meal support, medication reminders, reporting and professional conduct. The caregiver training has a dedicated page with full details.

Do you provide body and skin care?

Yes. We provide body and skin care services including facial treatments, full body treatments, professional massage therapy, hygiene support and wellness-focused skin care. This service has a dedicated page with full details.

Can hospitals or organizations partner with Advanced Home Care?

Yes. We support partnerships around discharge care, caregiver training, care coordination, staffing support, service design and care-related programs.

How do I know which service I need?

You do not have to know everything before reaching out. Share the situation with us, and our team will guide you toward the most suitable support based on the client's needs.

Is home care only for elderly people?

No. Home care can support elderly people, people recovering from illness or surgery, people living with disabilities, mothers and newborn babies, and anyone who needs structured care support at home.

What should I do in a medical emergency?

For urgent medical emergencies, contact emergency medical services or go to the nearest hospital immediately. Advanced Home Care supports home care, nursing support, recovery and daily living assistance, but emergency situations should be handled by emergency medical providers first.

Our Services

Home Care Services Built Around Dignity, Safety and Peace of Mind

When care is needed, families not only look for a service but also crave for trust, patience, skill and someone who understands the weight of the moment.

Advanced Home Care Limited provides compassionate home care, nursing support, personal care, hospital-to-home support, companion care, respite care, mobility assistance, meal support, wellness services, caregiver training and care partnerships from Uganda to the world.

Our services are designed to support clients reliably, respectfully and seamlessly at home, in hospital and through recovery.

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Clinical

Care That Meets Real Life, Not Just Service

Life at home can change quietly.

A parent who once moved freely may begin to need support standing up. A loved one may return from hospital with new care instructions. An elderly person may need help bathing, dressing or eating. A mother may need gentle support after birth. A person living with disability may need assistance but still want privacy, choice and independence.

Advanced Home Care meets these needs with calm, trained and dependable support.

Our care is not rushed around tasks only. It is shaped around safety, dignity, independence, comfort and clear family communication.

We do not replace family love. We strengthen it with professional support.

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Our Service Promise

Support That Feels Reliable, Seamless and Human

Every service we offer is guided by a simple promise: to help clients remain as safe, comfortable, respected and confident as possible.

Reliable

Families need support they can count on. We value dependable attendance, clear communication and responsible follow-up.

Seamless

Care should not feel scattered. We encourage care planning, family updates, supervision and reporting so that everyone involved understands the client's needs.

Hassle-Free

When families are already carrying emotional pressure, care arrangements should feel easier. We help you understand the support needed and guide you through the next step.

Respectful

Every client deserves privacy, patience, dignity and kindness, regardless of age, condition or level of need.

Observant

Good care pays attention. Our caregivers are guided to notice changes in mood, appetite, movement, skin condition, comfort and routine, then report concerns early.

Supportive

Care is not only physical. It is also emotional. We support confidence, independence, self-esteem and peace at home.

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Onboarding Process

A Simple Care Process for Families

Upon Contacting Us

You share what is happening, who needs care, where care is needed and the type of support you are considering.

We Listen and Understand

We ask about the client's condition, routine, home environment, mobility, feeding, hygiene, medication reminders, emotional needs and family expectations.

We Recommend the Right Support

We help identify whether the client needs skilled nursing, personal care, respite care, hospital-to-home support, companion care, mobility help or a combination of services.

We Plan the Care Direction

The care direction helps the caregiver understand what to do, what to observe, how to support the client and when to escalate concerns.

We Provide Care

Our team supports the client with patience, privacy, safety and compassion.

We Communicate and Improve

We encourage family updates, visit reports, supervision and feedback so that care remains clear and dependable.

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Our Services in Detail

Explore Each Service

Every offering follows the same care standard — how we present them changes so the details stay memorable.

Clinical

Skilled Nursing Services

Professional Nursing Support When Care Needs Closer Attention

Some clients need more than daily assistance. They need skilled support from trained health professionals who understand observation, safety, medication routines and clinical care needs.

Our skilled nursing services may support clients who are recovering from illness, managing long-term conditions, healing from wounds, living with mobility limitations or transitioning from hospital to home.

The Value to Families

Skilled nursing support helps families feel less alone when care becomes more technical. It brings structure, safety and professional attention into the home. A nurse can help observe changes, support care routines and guide families on what needs further medical attention.

Best For

Clients recently discharged from hospital
Elderly clients with changing health needs
Clients needing wound care or dressing changes
Clients with diabetic, hypertensive or special psychiatric care needs
Clients needing medication administration support
Clients with catheters, colostomy or urostomy care needs
Families who need professional guidance at home

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May include

Diabetic checks
Insulin administration support
Vital-signs monitoring
Wound care
Dressing changes
Incontinence support
Medication management and administration
Colostomy care
Catheter care
Urostomy care
Observation and reporting of changes
Nursing follow-up and care guidance

Daily Living

Personal Care

Respectful Daily Support Without Losing Dignity

Personal care is one of the most sensitive forms of support. It involves private daily activities that must be handled with patience, respect and emotional intelligence.

At Advanced Home Care, personal care is delivered with dignity. We support the client without making them feel helpless, rushed or embarrassed.

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May include

Grooming
Bathing support
Dental care
Dressing
Toileting
Feeding support
Mobility assistance
Medication reminders
Bedtime preparation
Hygiene support
Comfort checks
Safe daily routines

Value to families

"Personal care helps clients remain clean, comfortable and confident. It also helps families reduce stress when daily care becomes physically or emotionally demanding. The goal is not to take independence away. The goal is to support what the client can do and assist where help is needed."

Best For

•Elderly people who need help with daily routines
•People recovering from illness, surgery or injury
•People living with disability
•Individuals with reduced mobility
•Families needing dependable daily support
•Mothers or caregivers who need assistance with personal routines

Recovery

Hospital-to-Home Support

A Safer, Calmer Transition After Discharge

Leaving a hospital can bring relief, but it can also bring fear. Families may worry about medication, wounds, movement, feeding, hygiene, follow-up instructions and signs to watch for.

Advanced Home Care makes the transition from hospital to home more seamless and less stressful.

Service ribbon — may include

01Discharge support planning

02Medication reminders

03Mobility support

04Observation after illness, surgery or injury

05Wound prevention and care support where needed

06Personal care during recovery

07Meal and hydration support

08Family guidance

09Caregiver support

10Follow-up communication

11Escalation of concerns when needed

Hospital-to-home support helps reduce care gaps after discharge. Families gain a dependable care partner during a period where many small details matter. A client can recover in a familiar environment while still receiving structured support.

Best For

Patients leaving hospital
Individuals recovering after surgery
People recovering from injury
Elderly people returning home after admission
Families who need help following discharge instructions
Individuals at risk of readmission due to weak home support

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Emotional

Companion Care

Presence, Conversation and Emotional Support

Not every care need is medical. Sometimes the deepest need is presence.

Companion care supports clients who may feel lonely, isolated, discouraged or emotionally disconnected. It helps create gentle daily rhythm through conversation, activities and reassuring presence.

The Value to Families

Companion care helps clients feel seen and valued. It brings warmth into the day and helps families know their loved one is not spending long hours alone without support. This service can be especially meaningful for elderly clients, people recovering at home and clients who need social support.

Best For

Elderly people living alone
Individuals who need emotional encouragement
People recovering at home
Individuals who need mental engagement
Families who cannot be present all day
People who need a calm and respectful daily presence

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Strategic conversation

Simple games

Recreation

Reading support

Reminiscing

Light mental engagement

Emotional encouragement

Daily companionship

Support during walks or simple routines

Gentle observation of mood and behavior

Strategic conversation
Simple games
Recreation
Reading support
Reminiscing
Light mental engagement
Emotional encouragement
Daily companionship
Support during walks or simple routines
Gentle observation of mood and behavior

Family Relief

Respite Care

Reliable Relief for Family Caregivers

Family caregivers often carry love, duty and exhaustion at the same time.

Respite care gives families a trusted way to rest, work, travel, attend appointments or simply breathe while knowing their loved one is supported.

The Value to Families

Respite care protects both the client and the family caregiver. It gives caregivers time to recover their strength without guilt. It also helps prevent burnout, emotional fatigue and rushed care.

Best For

Families caring for elderly loved ones
Caregivers who need rest
Families with work or travel commitments
Individuals who need care while the main caregiver is away
Long-term care situations where family support needs relief

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May include

Temporary personal care support
Companion care
Meal and hydration support
Medication reminders
Mobility assistance
Hygiene support
Observation and updates
Short-term or scheduled relief care
Support during family caregiver breaks

Nutrition

Meal Preparation and Hydration Support

Nourishment That Supports Comfort and Recovery

Food and hydration are part of good care. When a person is weak, elderly, recovering or living with disability, preparing meals and drinking enough fluids can become difficult.

Advanced Home Care supports meal routines with patience and respect for the client's preferences.

Ask About Meal Support

May include

Home-cooked meals
Favorite dishes
Meal preparation assistance
Feeding support where needed
Hydration reminders
Basic nutrition-conscious support
Safe mealtime routines
Observation of appetite changes
Communication with family where concerns arise

Value to families

"Meal support helps clients maintain strength, comfort and routine. It also helps families notice changes in appetite, hydration and eating patterns early."

Best For

•Elderly clients
•People recovering from illness
•People with limited mobility
•People who need feeding support
•Families that need help keeping meal routines consistent

Safety

Medication Reminders and Routine Support

Helping Clients Stay on Schedule

Medicine routines can become difficult when a client is elderly, weak, forgetful, recovering or managing several instructions.

Medication reminders support safety and consistency.

Important note

Medication administration is handled according to the client's needs, care plan and the level of professional support required. Where skilled administration is needed, qualified nursing support is involved.

Service ribbon — may include

01Medication administration reminders

02Routine support

03Documentation where appropriate

04Observation of missed doses or concerns

05Communication with family

06Escalation to health professionals where needed

07Support for self-administered medicines where appropriate

Families gain peace of mind knowing that medication routines are being supported in a more organized way.

Best For

Elderly people
Patients with multiple medication schedules
People recovering after hospital discharge
People with forgetful situations
Individuals with special psychiatric and behavioral attention needs
Families who need better care documentation

Discuss Medication Support

Movement

Mobility and Exercise Support

Safer Movement, Better Confidence

Movement matters. Even simple movement challenges can affect confidence, comfort and independence.

Advanced Home Care supports clients with safe movement routines as guided by the care plan.

The Value to Families

Mobility support helps reduce fear around movement. It also gives clients encouragement to remain as active and independent as possible within their ability.

Best For

Elderly individuals with affected motion desires
Individuals recovering from surgery or injury
People with weakness or reduced mobility
People at risk of falls
Individuals needing support with safe transfers
Families needing trained movement assistance

Ask About Mobility Support

Assistance with transfers

Ambulation support

Walking support

Range-of-motion exercises

Bed-to-chair movement support

Support during simple exercise routines

Fall prevention awareness

Encouragement of safe independence

Reporting changes in movement ability

Assistance with transfers
Ambulation support
Walking support
Range-of-motion exercises
Bed-to-chair movement support
Support during simple exercise routines
Fall prevention awareness
Encouragement of safe independence
Reporting changes in movement ability

Elderly

Elderly Care Support

Gentle Support for Aging With Dignity

Aging can change daily life, but it should not take away respect, comfort or identity.

Advanced Home Care supports elderly people with care that honors their routine, preferences, independence and emotional wellbeing.

The Value to Families

Elderly care support helps families provide better care without carrying everything alone. It allows loved ones to remain in familiar surroundings while receiving reliable assistance.

Best For

Elderly parents or grandparents
Elderly people living alone
Individuals with reduced mobility
Individuals needing daily routine support
Families balancing work, care and home responsibilities

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May include

Personal care
Companionship
Meal and hydration support
Medication reminders
Mobility assistance
Hygiene support
Bedtime preparation
Observation of changes
Family updates
Respite support for relatives
Nursing support where needed

Inclusive

Disability and Daily Living Support

Support That Respects Choice, Privacy and Independence

People living with disabilities may need assistance, but they also deserve control, respect and dignity in daily life.

Advanced Home Care supports individuals with daily routines while honoring their comfort, preferences and independence.

Talk to Us About Disability Support

May include

Personal care
Mobility support
Feeding assistance
Hygiene support
Meal preparation
Companionship
Medication reminders
Safe environment support
Communication with family
Observation and reporting
Support with daily routines

Value to families

"This service helps reduce pressure on families while allowing the client to receive respectful, patient and consistent support."

Best For

•People living with physical disability
•Individuals with mobility limitations
•People who need support with daily activities
•Families needing trained assistance at home
•Individuals who need care without losing privacy or choice

Maternal

Mother and Newborn Support

Gentle Reliable Help During a Sensitive Season

The days and weeks after birth can be beautiful, demanding and tiring. Mothers may need support with rest, hygiene, feeding routines, meals and household care around the baby.

Advanced Home Care supports mothers and newborn babies with gentle, respectful assistance.

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01Mother's personal care support

02Newborn routine support

03Hygiene support

04Meal and hydration assistance

05Rest support for the mother

06Light daily care assistance

07Observation of concerns

08Family guidance where needed

09Referral or escalation when medical attention is required

Mother and newborn support gives families calm help during a time of adjustment. It helps mothers feel cared for while they recover and bond with the baby or babies.

Best For

New mothers
Families needing extra home support after birth
Mothers recovering after delivery
Newborn care routines
Families without consistent support at home

Ask About Mother and Newborn Support

Wellness

Body and Skin Care

Wellness That Protects Comfort, Hygiene and Confidence

Body and skin care is part of dignity. Clean, healthy and comfortable skin can affect how a person feels, moves, rests and relates with others.

Advanced Home Care provides body and skin care services that support hygiene, comfort, confidence and a healthier lifestyle.

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May include

Facial treatments
Full body treatments
Professional massage therapy
Hygiene support
Wellness-focused skin care
Support for dry, sensitive or uncomfortable skin
Guidance around safer skin care routines
Comfort-focused body care

Value to families

"Our body and skin care services are not only about appearance. They support comfort, relaxation, confidence, self-care and personal dignity. For clients receiving home care, skin care can also help caregivers notice dryness, sensitivity, irritation or changes that need attention."

Best For

•Clients seeking facial care and wellness
•Individuals with dry or sensitive skin
•Anyone needing comfort-focused body care
•Home care clients wanting hygiene and wellness support

Training

Caregiver's Training

Training That Raises the Standard of Care

Excellent care begins with excellent preparation.

Advanced Home Care trains non-medical caregivers and care assistants to understand the responsibility, sensitivity and discipline required when caring for people in need.

Important note

Where applicable, trainees may be guided toward recognized certification pathways, including DIT certification.

The Value to Families

A trained caregiver does more than assist. They notice, protect, comfort, communicate and help a patient/client keep dignity in ordinary daily moments. This training supports people who want to work in medical care, support family members better or grow into a meaningful service career.

Best For

Aspiring caregivers and care assistants
Family members supporting loved ones
Care workers seeking professional growth
Institutions building care teams

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May include

Patient dignity
Respectful communication
Personal hygiene support
Safe daily assistance
Observation and reporting
Infection awareness
Mobility support
Meal and hydration support
Medication reminder discipline where appropriate
Emotional support
Family respect
Professional conduct
Reliability and accountability
Care records and visit reports

Partnerships

Consultancy and Partnerships

Home Care Knowledge for Organizations, Hospitals and Institutions

Advanced Home Care supports partners that need structured care knowledge, staffing support, caregiver training or home care service design.

We work with hospitals, health partners, institutions and organizations that want to strengthen care beyond the facility and into the home(s).

Partner With Advanced Home Care

May include

Home care service design
Care staffing support
Caregiver training partnerships
Hospital-to-home support planning
Discharge care coordination
Care team development
Practical skilling support
Wellness and care-related program support
Care process improvement
Partnership consultations

Value to families

"Good care does not end at discharge. With the right partnership, recovery can continue safely at home, caregivers can be better prepared and families can receive clearer support."

Best For

•Hospitals
•Professional well-established Clinics
•NGOs
•Care programs
•Community health initiatives
•Institutions supporting elderly people or people with disabilities
•Organizations that need caregiver training or care staffing support

Our Mode of Service

A Care Model Designed Around Real Family Needs

Many providers may offer similar service names. The difference is how care is delivered. We bring together medical awareness, trained caregivers, personal dignity, family communication, nursing supervision and continuous improvement.

We Look at the Whole Person

We consider the client's body, routine, privacy, emotions, independence, family support and home environment.

We Combine Skilled and Non-Skilled Support

Some clients need nursing care. Others need daily assistance. Many need both at different stages. Our model supports that journey.

We Support Recovery Beyond Hospital Walls

We help families manage the fragile space between discharge and full recovery at home.

We Train Caregivers, Not Just Deploy Them

Care quality improves when caregivers understand safety, respect, hygiene, reporting and professional behavior.

We Communicate With Families

Care feels safer when families know and understand what is happening. We value updates, reports and honest dialogue.

We Track Every Important Detail

Appetite, mood, movement, skin condition, sleep and routine can tell a story. Our caregivers are guided to observe and report.

We Support Wellness and Dignity

Through body and skin care, hygiene support and personal care, we help clients feel and stay clean, comfortable and respected.

We Serve With Accountability

Care is personal. We take that responsibility seriously.

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Who We Serve

Care for Different People, Needs and Seasons

We serve

Advanced Home Care

Elderly people

Sick individuals

People recovering after hospital admission

People recovering from surgery or injury

People living with disabilities

Mothers and newborn babies

Individuals who need skilled nursing support

People who need personal care

Families needing respite support

Hospitals needing discharge support partners

Institutions needing care knowledge or staffing support

Caregivers seeking training and professional growth

Elderly people
Sick individuals
People recovering after hospital admission
People recovering from surgery or injury
People living with disabilities
Mothers and newborn babies
Individuals who need skilled nursing support
People who need personal care
Families needing respite support
Hospitals needing discharge support partners
Institutions needing care knowledge or staffing support
Caregivers seeking training and professional growth

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Service Options

Flexible Care for Short-Term, Long-Term or Specialized Needs

Care needs are not the same for every family or every person. Some clients need a few visits. Others need ongoing care. Some need daily personal care. Others need temporary support after hospital. Some families need respite care during certain hours.

Short-term care

Longer-term care

Recovery care

Scheduled visits

Daytime support

Night support

On-call support

Hospital-to-home support

Family caregiver relief

Specialized care needs

Discuss My Care Schedule

When to Reach Out

Signs It May Be Time to Request Home Care Support

A loved one struggles with bathing, dressing or toileting.

An elderly parent is becoming weaker or less steady.

A client has returned from hospital and needs follow-up support.

A family caregiver is tired or overwhelmed.

A loved one forgets medication routines.

Wounds, catheters or medical care routines need professional attention.

A client needs help moving safely.

Meals, hydration or hygiene are becoming difficult.

A loved one feels lonely or spends too much time alone.

You want a trained caregiver to support care at home.

You are not sure what type of care is needed but need guidance.

Ask for Guidance

What Happens After You Inquire

A Hassle-Free Way to Begin

Step 1

Send an Inquiry

You contact us by phone, email, website form or office visit at Haruna Towers, Ntinda Kampala.

Step 2

Share the Care Need

Tell us who needs support, where they are, what has changed and what kind of help you are looking for.

Step 3

Receive Guidance

Our team helps identify the type of care that may fit the situation.

Step 4

Arrange Assessment or Booking

Where needed, we guide you toward a care assessment, schedule discussion or service booking.

Step 5

Begin Support

Care begins according to the agreed needs, schedule and care direction.

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Family Reassurance

You Are Not Failing by Asking for Help

Many families wait until they are exhausted before they ask for support.

Asking for help does not mean you love less. It means you want care to be safer, calmer and more sustainable.

Advanced Home Care exists for families who want to do the right thing but need trained hands beside them.

You can still remain involved. You can still make decisions. You can still be present. We simply help carry the care journey with you.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Final Call

Let Us Help You Find the Right Care

Whether you need skilled nursing, personal care, hospital-to-home support, companion care, respite care, mobility assistance, meal support, caregiver training or a care partnership, Advanced Home Care is ready to listen. You do not have to carry the care journey alone.

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Haruna Towers, Ntinda, Kampala +256 767 289 248