Six services, each explained in plain words. Every price below is a starting point. The exact amount is always confirmed on the phone or after the nurse has seen the patient, and agreed before any work begins.
Cleaning a wound and dressing it, and re-dressing it as often as it needs: diabetic foot wounds, pressure sores, and wounds after surgery. Most courses are a series of visits over some weeks, not a single appointment.
from LKR 2,500
Fitting a urinary catheter, changing it when it is due, and looking after it in between visits.
from LKR 8,000
Passing a nasogastric tube (a feeding tube that goes through the nose down to the stomach) for a patient who cannot eat normally.
from LKR 8,000
Taking a blood sample for tests your doctor has asked for, at the centre or at the patient’s home.
from LKR 1,500
Day-to-day nursing help for a patient being cared for at home: injections, monitoring, and support for the family doing the caring.
from LKR 3,000 a visit
Any of the services above, delivered at the patient’s own home, across the Gampaha district. How a home visit works →
travel from free
Nothing above is a fixed quotation. The nurse confirms the exact price once she knows the situation, and you are told the amount before anything begins.
Elder Care & Home Care covers personal care, medication reminders, meals, mobility and company at home, 7am to 4pm, from Rs. 69,000 a month. A certified caregiver does the daily care and Sujeewa stays responsible for the plan, so nursing work like the dressings on this page still happens without bringing in a stranger. See Elder Care & Home Care →
Not for a wound dressing. Every other service needs a doctor’s referral.
The nurse brings everything, sterilised, at no extra cost.
As many as your doctor recommends. The nurse reviews this as care continues.
Yes, blood samples can be taken at home. Reports come from Durdans or Hemas Labs, and are shared with you by WhatsApp.
Describe the situation on a call or WhatsApp message, free, and no obligation to book anything.