Injectii la domiciliu - Servicii medicale la pret avantajos

What it means to do an injection at home

Administering an injection is one of the most basic medical procedures, but it requires proper attention and a pair of well-trained and experienced hands. As simple as it may seem, we still can't give ourselves an injection and yet many of us find it difficult to go to the doctor for various reasons such as old age, accidents, poor health or lack of time.

Types of injections at home

Intravenous injection. The needle is inserted into the vein and the drug is administered directly into the bloodstream.
Intramuscular injection. The drug is administered deep into the muscle, which facilitates rapid absorption by blood vessels.
Subcutaneous injection. The drug is administered into the tissues between the skin and muscle.
Intradermal injection. The drug is administered directly into the dermis, which is the layer under the skin.
Deposit injection. Depot injections are usually solid or oil-based preparations that are gradually absorbed by the surrounding tissue.

How to perform an injection at home

1. The nurse will come to your home on the appointed day and time. If the visit is for a loved one, you will be notified of the start of the visit in real time in the app.

2. Please show him the prescription and the medication needed for the injection. We will ask you to buy everything on the prescription and have them ready. A prescription for a medicine includes the name of the medicine, the dose and the route of administration, i.e. the way the medicine is given, such as subcutaneously, intramuscularly or intravenously. The nurse will explain what they are going to do and make sure you understand what is going on.

3. The nurse will administer the injection after washing her hands, taking disposable gloves and sterilizing the injection site.

4. After administering the injection, the nurse will apply an alcohol pad and gently massage the injection site, then collect all consumables (needles, cotton wool, etc.) and take them with her in special containers. You will also receive notification of the completion of the visit. Your home will be as tidy as when you started the visit.

Why turn to TheCareHub for home injections

Advantages of home injections

Provides choice and control over your own care
No long hours waiting at the hospital or clinic for simple procedures
Tailored to individual needs - personalised care plans
Reduces the risk of hospital-acquired infections
Without compromising outcomes, you get a cost-effective, clinically-focused service in the comfort of your own home.

Why work with us?

Because together we build trusting communities for all ages.

What exactly does it mean? By choosing to work with us, you are supporting nurses in the community to have an extra income and a decent life. Many of them are elderly, even retired, as we encourage people to continue working and being active after retirement and support them to do so legally and safely.

Advantages of The Care Hub

♡ Reliable

We work only with qualified and experienced nurses, rigorously checked | Radu, the doctor in The Care Hub team, is always available, to avoid any complications| The Care Hub is approved as a home health care provider by DSP Timis and is in the process of accreditation with the Ministry of Health

♡ Quality

We have an average rating of 4.8* out of 5.0* from the 220+ families we've supported since 2019 | Read public reviews here.

♡ From anywhere

You can book a remote home visit for your loved ones: download The Care Hub app and request the visit - we'll take care of the rest | Monitor the start and end of visits in real time and check assigned nurses' profiles, assessments and reviews received | Pay securely.

What is the price of a home injection

The price of a home injection depends on the type of injection prescribed by your doctor.

Subcutaneous and intramuscular injections - 75 lei
Intravenous injections - 75 lei

The price only includes labour and supplies (syringe, needle, cotton wool, etc.) to administer the injection. Please provide yourself with the solution and medication mentioned in your doctor's prescription.

For rates and a full list of medical services you can request at home, visit our medical services page.

How do you request the home injection service in your city?

Mobile or web app | You can request home IVs quickly and easily by downloading The Care Hub app for free from the App Store (if you have an iPhone), Google Play (if you have an Android phone) or by going online. Once you sign up for an account, you'll be able to select the services, day and time you want and pay securely and we'll assign the right nurse and confirm the visit!

Booking form | You can also ask us for a quote using the booking form and we will get back to you with a confirmation within 48h and the payment details.

Telephone booking | For those of you who prefer the telephone, please call us on 0373 800 190 to give us your address and the day and time you require. As soon as we find the right nurse we will confirm and send you payment details.

01 In which cities do you offer services?

We offer elderly care services in Arad, Bucharest, Cluj, Oradea and Timișoara. Sign up below if you want more info!

Is a doctor's prescription required to administer an injection at home?

Yes, please make sure your doctor has written you a prescription. We will ask you to send us a copy by email or whatsapp before the visit starts and show it to the nurse during the visit.

Do I need to buy a syringe and needle?

No, the nurse will bring the syringe and needle. She will also collect them when she leaves.

Who will come to my place to admnister the injection?

The Care Hub's partners are certified and experienced nurses, whom we would welcome into our home.
Because the safety of you and your loved ones is paramount, we interview each nurse (2 of our colleagues attend the interview), ask for and verify medical clearance, certificate of behavioral integrity, licensure and (if needed) references.
Many of our partners are recently retired or close to retirement age because we believe they have a wealth of life experience, great patience and respect for the people they care for, and a natural desire to care for others. But we also work with people of other ages who are looking for flexible work and are also kind, respectful and empathetic.

What should I check with my doctor?

    If your doctor has prescribed injections, he or she will probably explain the purpose and process of treatment.

    But if you have any questions, don't forget to ask.

    Your questions may include:
    - How long will I have to take the injectable treatment?
    - Am I at high risk of side effects?
    - Can I get the injections at home? Can I get the injections myself?

Are injections given at home and to children?

Yes, with great pleasure! We will assign a nurse who has experience with children.

Injections at home