- Background-checked caregivers
- Written care plan before any visit
- A care supervisor on every plan
- Incidents escalated within 24 hours
Who it is for
- A relative just discharged from hospital
- Post-surgical recovery at home
- Anyone needing structured observation after a medical event
What is included
- Help following the discharge instructions from your clinician
- Hydration + nutrition monitoring
- Mobility support and fall-risk minimisation
- Medication reminders against the prescribed schedule
- Daily observation log shared with the family
- Escalation to the family + supervisor on any change
What we do not do
- Administering injections, drips, oxygen, or wound dressing
- Adjusting prescribed medication
- Replacing physiotherapy or nursing care
Typical engagement
Usually 2–6 weeks of intensive support, transitioning to a lighter routine as recovery progresses.
Where we operate
Post-discharge across 4 Nigerian cities.
Same care plan, same supervisor accountability, in every city we run. Switch to the Cities tab to see the neighbourhoods we cover.
4 cities live across Nigeria. Tap a pin to request care there.
Pricing
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Silver, Gold, Platinum. The assessment recommends which one fits this service.
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Related services
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Specialised support
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Frequently asked questions
Post-discharge: your questions answered.
The questions families ask most about post-hospital recovery care.
How quickly can care start after discharge?
We can often place a caregiver within 24 to 48 hours of your request, and sometimes the same day for urgent discharges. The assessment runs in parallel so support does not have to wait.
Do you follow the hospital discharge instructions?
Yes. The caregiver supports the routine your clinician set, such as rest, hydration, mobility, and medication reminders, and escalates to your family and clinical team if anything looks wrong.
Is this the same as nursing care?
No. This is non-medical recovery support. We do not dress wounds, manage drips, give injections, or adjust prescriptions. We keep the daily routine steady and observed alongside your nurse or doctor.
How long does post-hospital support usually last?
Most families use intensive support for two to six weeks, then taper to a lighter routine as recovery progresses. You can stop or extend at any review point.
Non-medical scope
Cleaneet caregivers do not provide nursing, prescribing, injections, IV, oxygen, wound dressing, catheter changes, restraint, diagnosis, or clinical decision-making. Medication is reminders only.