Nursing assessment at home in Madrid
Get answers without moving them from home
“Something’s not right and I don’t know what.” One visit, one clear report.
From doubt to plan
To decide with a clear head, first you need to see clearly
You notice changes in your loved one and nobody evaluates them: you make decisions about their care in the dark, afraid of getting it wrong. A professional assessment turns that uncertainty into clear information.
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A complete clinical eye
Vital signs, medication, skin, mobility and the surroundings of everyday life: a nurse explores it all where it shows best, in their own home.
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A plan, not guesswork
You come out of the visit with a written report and a prioritised care plan: what to do now, what to watch and what isn’t needed. Deciding stops being guessing.
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If something changes, we come back
The assessment leaves a baseline picture: if something worries you later, we assess again and compare — the same nurse, without starting from scratch.
How has she been since the last visit? What we assess
One hour of nursing, the complete picture
Four reasons to consult, one same calm visit: the nurse explores what your case needs and puts it all in writing.
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Comprehensive assessment of the elderly
Mobility, skin, nutrition, medication and surroundings: the complete picture of how your loved one is doing and what they need, taken in their home.
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Skin and wounds
That redness, that wound that won’t close, that area that worries you: a nurse assesses it and tells you whether to watch it, treat it or refer it.
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Devices and lines
Catheters, ports and other devices: we check their condition and how they’re working, and teach whoever does the caring how to manage them.
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Vital signs and medication
Blood pressure, blood glucose and oxygen saturation, plus a review of the pillbox that uncovers duplications and missed doses more often than you’d imagine.
Full check
After a hospital stay, combine it with our hospital discharge checklist (in Spanish): assessment plus plan is the best way to start the return home.
What you take away
Not an opinion, but a report and a plan
The difference between “someone came to see her” and a professional assessment is the paper that remains afterwards. Ours records what was examined, what was found and what we recommend — in clear language for the family and useful for the GP.
- A written nursing report, in clear language
- A prioritised care plan — what to do now and what to watch
- A pillbox review and recommendations for the home
- An objective basis for family decisions and benefit paperwork
How we work
Three steps between your message and feeling better
You write, we assess your case and a nurse knocks on your door. That direct — no paperwork, no waiting rooms.
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Get in touch
Message us on WhatsApp or call. A nurse replies — not an answering machine — and within minutes.
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We assess
We listen to your case, answer every question and propose a clear plan. No obligation.
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We care for you
Your assigned nurse comes to you at the time you agree, and we stay in touch after every visit.
Or call us on 614 78 75 46 · free consultation, 24/7
We speak English
Care in English, from your first message to the visit
Being unwell far from home is hard enough without translating it. With duocare, nothing gets lost along the way.
- English
- Français
- Italiano
- Español
- Català
Searching in English but more at ease in another language? Just say so in your first message — the visit happens in whichever of the five suits you best.
- The message
Write to us in English
Explain what's happening in your own words on WhatsApp, and book your visit without a single form in Spanish.
- The visit
Your visit, in English
Your nurse explains the treatment, answers your questions and leaves you clear instructions — all in English.
- The follow-up
Follow-up in English
After every visit we check in with you, so you always know how your recovery is going and what comes next.
Free consultation, no obligation — a nurse replies in English.
What families say
4.9 out of 5 stars on Google
More than 1,000 home visits across the Community of Madrid — many began exactly like this, with an assessment to get answers. Reviews translated from the Spanish originals.
Guarantees
We come through your door, credentials first
Opening your home to someone takes trust, and trust is earned with real guarantees, not promises.
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Registered nurses
The whole team is registered with the Madrid College of Nursing (CODEM) and verified.
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Authorised healthcare provider
Licensed by the Community of Madrid to provide healthcare at home.
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Professional liability insurance
Every visit is covered by professional liability insurance.
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Certified medical supplies
Single-use, brought by us and included in the visit — there's nothing for you to buy.
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Clinical waste management
Whatever comes into your home leaves with us, handled according to regulations.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about the nursing assessment
And if you’re not sure whether your case “merits an assessment”, ask us — that’s a good question too.
What does a nursing assessment at home include?
A full visit at home in which the nurse evaluates general condition, skin, mobility, vital signs, medication and the surroundings (bed, bathroom, fall risks), and ends with a written report and a care plan with concrete recommendations. You come out of the visit knowing what’s going on and what to do.
How long does the assessment visit last?
Between 60 and 90 minutes, depending on the complexity of the case: the time needed to examine calmly, talk with the patient and with whoever cares for them, and explain the conclusions without rushing. It is not an express visit.
Do I get a written report?
Yes, always: a clear nursing report with what was found, the recommended care plan and the signs worth watching. It’s useful for the family, for the GP and for applying for support or making decisions.
When is it worth requesting an assessment?
When you notice a change and can’t interpret it: eating less, falling more often, a wound that isn’t improving, medication piling up, or simply “she doesn’t seem herself”. Also after a hospital discharge or before organising care at home: the assessment tells you what’s genuinely needed.
Does the assessment commit me to booking other services?
No: it is a complete service in itself and the report is yours. If the plan recommends wound care, injections or care support, you can arrange it with whoever you like — though of course we’d be delighted to carry on ourselves.
How much does a nursing assessment at home cost?
It has a fixed price we confirm on WhatsApp according to your area, with travel and the report included — noticeably more accessible than an equivalent private medical assessment. The initial consultation is free.
Anything else you need?
Other services in your home
Each service has its own page with the full detail (in Spanish — or just ask us in English on WhatsApp). If what you need isn’t listed, ask: we can almost certainly help.
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Wound care at home
Post-surgery care, stitch removal, ulcers and chronic wounds.
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Injections at home
Intramuscular, subcutaneous and intravenous, supplies included.
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Vaccinations at home
Flu, shingles, pneumococcus and full schedules, without queues.
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Blood tests at home
Sample collection at home and digital lab results.
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Fertility support
Daily hormone medication and support throughout your cycle.
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Patient care
Day or night shifts and respite for the main carer.
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IV therapy at home
Drips prescribed by your doctor, administered and monitored at home.
Doubt doesn’t care for anyone — a plan does
Shall we assess your loved one this week?
Tell us what worries you and your area. We’ll confirm a fixed price for the assessment and the first available visit — with the report in your hands when it ends.
A nurse answers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — in English.
- Free consultation
- Reply within minutes
- Registered nurses