Welcome to Luxury Recovery Services

At Luxury Recovery Services, we are dedicated to providing a seamless recovery experience.

• Complimentary post-operative pick-up, ensuring you arrive home comfortably after your procedure.
• Additionally, we offer transport to any post-operative appointments that may be needed during the duration of our services. 

This means you can focus on healing without the hassle of arranging transportation. Our commitment to your comfort and convenience is our priority.

- Vital Signs Monitoring: Regularly check blood pressure, pulse, temperature, and respiratory rate.

- Pain Management: Administer prescribed pain medications and monitor pain levels.

- Consciousness & Neurological Checks: Assess level of consciousness, motor function, and orientation.

- Wound Care: Inspect surgical site for signs of infection, change dressings, and ensure proper healing.

- Fluid & Electrolyte Balance: Administer IV fluids(if ordered by MD) and monitor for signs of dehydration or fluid overload.

- Monitor Drainage: Manage surgical drains (e.g., JP drains, chest tubes), track drainage volume, and check for signs of infection.

Pain Medications: Administer opioids, Tylenol, or other analgesics as prescribed.

- Antibiotics: Administer antibiotics to prevent or treat infections.

- Anticoagulants: Provide medications to prevent blood clots (e.g., heparin, enoxaparin).

- Anti-Nausea Medications: Administer antiemetics for nausea management (e.g., Zofran).

- Blood Sugar Control: Monitor and administer insulin or oral hypoglycemics if necessary for diabetic patients.

Oxygen Therapy: Administer oxygen if required/ordered, monitor oxygen saturation, and manage oxygen equipment. (we do not supply oxygen therapy)

- Breathing Exercises: Encourage deep breathing, incentive spirometry, and coughing to prevent pneumonia.

- Airway Management: Monitor for respiratory distress and manage any airway obstructions.

Early Ambulation: Assist with gradual mobilization to prevent blood clots and promote recovery.

- Physical Therapy Coordination: Work with physical therapists to initiate rehabilitation plans.

- Transfers & Positioning: Help patients move from bed to chair or ambulate, and e

Dietary Management: Assess for readiness to resume oral intake (clear liquids, soft foods, etc.).

- Hydration Support: Ensure adequate hydration through IV fluids (if ordered) and oral intake.

- Feeding Assistance: Help patients with meals if they are too weak to feed themselves

 1. No Food Shopping or Cooking: We do not buy or cook meals.

 2. Meal Assistance: We can warm up pre-prepared meals and help make simple items like smoothies, oatmeal, or yogurt, etc. Pre-prepared meals should be ready before our service starts, provided by the client.

 3. No Full Meal Preparation: We do not prepare full meals.

Discharge Planning: Provide education on wound care, medication regimen, and physical restrictions.

- Home Care Instructions: Teach patients and families about signs of complications (infection, bleeding, etc.) and how to manage pain or dressings at home.

- Follow-up Care: Ensure patients understand when to seek medical attention and how to schedule follow-up appointments

Patient Reassurance: Offer emotional support, reassurance, and encourage patient participation in their recovery.

- Family Support: Provide updates to family members and explain post-op care steps

-Aseptic Techniques: Practice sterile techniques when changing dressings or handling equipment.

- Hand Hygiene: Ensure proper hand hygiene before and after patient contact.

- Monitoring for Infections: Watch for fever, increased pain, redness, or drainage at the surgical site.

- Recognizing Complications: Monitor for signs of hemorrhage, deep vein thrombosis (DVT), pulmonary embolism, or respiratory failure.

- Emergency Response: Initiate emergency protocols if the patient experiences significant complications.

Non-Pharmacological Pain Management: Provide ice packs, heating pads, relaxation techniques, and repositioning for pain relief.

- Pain Assessment: Use pain scales to assess and document pain regularly and adjust interventions accordingly

Pain medication provided based on physician order only

- Anxiety & Stress Management: Provide support for post-op anxiety, fear of complications, or stress related to recovery.

- Counseling Referrals: Refer patients to counseling or therapy as needed for emotional or psychological recovery

- Accurate Charting: Maintain thorough and timely documentation of all nursing interventions, vital signs, medications, and changes in patient condition.

- Collaborative Communication: Regularly communicate with the surgical team, anesthesiologist, and other healthcare providers about the patient’s recovery progress and any concerns