Wound care: Post-op patients and those who’ve recently sustained an injury.
Administration of medications: Certain registered nurses (RNs) and other caregivers can administer IVs, injections, vaccines and oral medications.
Patient monitoring: Patients with chronic illnesses or even those receiving end-of-life or palliative care.
Nutrition therapy: This type of therapy can be provided intravenously (and otherwise) at home.
Testing: Medical professionals can collect blood and urine samples and, in some cases, use mobile X-rays at home.
Physical therapy: Therapists can provide this type of recurring care.