
Answers to the questions our guests ask most — from booking to your visit, explained with care.
Yes. The nursing team helps patients with monitoring services such as Holter monitoring, ambulatory blood-pressure monitoring, glucose monitoring, and sleep-apnea testing. Depending on the test, the nurse can set up the equipment, explain how to use it, and provide instructions for the monitoring period. The results are then handled according to the requirements of the specific test and the appropriate medical follow-up.
Yes. The nursing team provides simple and complex wound care, as well as suture and staple removal. The nurse can assess the wound, provide the appropriate nursing care, and monitor how it is healing. If the wound requires further medical evaluation, a physician may become involved.
If a test, monitoring result, or nursing assessment identifies something that needs further medical evaluation, the nurse can direct you toward the appropriate next step. This may include a physician consultation, additional testing, or another type of medical follow-up depending on the findings.
A nurse-led visit is designed for a limited group of health concerns that can be assessed using established clinical protocols. The nurse reviews your symptoms, performs the appropriate assessment, and involves a physician when the situation requires further medical evaluation. A physician consultation is more appropriate when the concern falls outside the nurse-led protocols, requires a medical diagnosis, or needs a broader medical assessment or treatment.
It depends on the test. Some screening services, such as blood-glucose testing, urinalysis, pregnancy testing, and certain rapid infection tests, can be accessed directly. Other services have additional requirements. For example, private blood and urine sample collection requires a valid medical requisition or prescription, and some diagnostic monitoring may require a medical request or review.

