Infusions and implanted ports
Setting up and monitoring infusions, port care, long-course antibiotics.
Who it is for
People under oncology follow-up, on long antibiotic courses, or receiving hydration at home.
How we work
- Strict aseptic technique, single-use materials, full traceability of care.
- Monitoring of the puncture site, flow rate and tolerance throughout the session.
- Coordination with the referring hospital ward and the equipment provider.
- We practised in medical and thoracic oncology at the university hospital: these are everyday procedures for us.
Common questions about this care
- Can an implanted port be used at home?
- Yes, on prescription and with the right equipment. The procedure is performed under strict aseptic conditions, as in hospital.
- How long does a home infusion take?
- It depends on the prescribed product and flow rate. We give you a realistic duration before starting and stay reachable throughout.
- Who coordinates with the hospital?
- We do. The referring ward and the equipment provider receive our reports whenever something meaningful changes.
Related care
These forms of care often go together.
- Coming home after a hospital stay
Restarting treatment, post-operative monitoring, keeping the link with the ward.
- Comfort and palliative care
Pain management, comfort care and support for relatives, at home, in step with the treating doctor.
- Chronic condition follow-up
Blood samples, treatment preparation, monitoring of side effects, nursing assessment.
Where we provide this care
Towns in our sector where this care is most frequent.
This care is provided on medical prescription. To find out whether we can visit you, call 04 00 00 00 00.