Our mission at VaThala App is to cater to every need of the people we support, facilitating faster healing and a more comfortable recovery at home. Patients needing extra help recovering from surgery are provided with post-operative care created explicitly for their needs. Some individuals are more likely than others to require postoperative care, including:

 

Patients with a physical procedure: While recovering from certain procedures, such as knee replacement surgery, patients may experience mobility problems for up to three months.

Older people: Older adults are far more prone than other age categories to need postoperative care due to decreased physical capacity. Our experienced teams provide a range of postoperative care services, such as medication management or support with hygiene routines, tailored for older individuals.

Family members: Many patients frequently rely on their relatives to assist them with various duties in the days after surgery. VaThala App’s post-operative care helps family members by reducing the stress in their lives

Postoperative care is the type of care a patient receives following a surgical procedure. It begins when an operation is completed and continues during inpatient and outpatient stays in the initial recovery room. Postoperative care continues after the patients are discharged from the hospital, and medical support is provided at home by support workers and nurses. The level of postoperative care is determined depending on the type of procedure and the patient’s health history. Some of the primary critical concerns are mental health status, wound healing, pain control, and airway protection. At the same time, prevention of urinary retention, blood pressure variability, fever, deep venous thrombosis, constipation and loss of muscle mass are other vital concerns that include postoperative care. This type of care includes wound care and pain management to ease the process of healing and recovery.

The Goal of Postoperative Care:

The goal of postoperative care is to ensure proper recovery and prevent complications that may harm the patient’s neurological, pulmonary, and infectious systems, renal, cardiovascular, gastrointestinal, endocrine, and hematological, among others. It also focuses on patient recovery from various side effects caused by the surgical procedure. As part of postoperative care, the doctor is responsible for informing patients about possible side effects and possible complications of post-operative surgery.

The postoperative treatment goals also include increasing patients’ strength, endurance and flexibility. Depending on how the surgery went and how well the patient is recovering, the doctor may change some of their recommendations after the procedure.

Types of Postoperative Care:

The two types of postoperative care are inpatient care, known as postoperative hospital care and home-based care, known as postoperative home care. We explain in detail what these two types of care mean.

Postoperative Home Care:

Following hospital discharge, patients should receive care that entails taking prescribed medicines, watching out for complications, following dietary recommendations, attending scheduled appointments, and engaging in the prescribed physical activity.

The long process of postoperative care can distress the patient and their family. Furthermore, post-operative care demands a high level of medical awareness and readiness to act when faced with complications or side effects. It’s preferable to allow medical professionals to manage it, whilst giving your loved one comfort and support.

Our exceptional carers at VaThala are ready to efficiently deliver the appropriate care and support in the comfort of your own home. The safety of your loved one is our priority, and our humanized work reflects through the nurturing care of their personal and health care needs.

Services Offered During Postoperative Care :

Post-operative care services ensure an effective and quick recovery with high clinical skills. There are many services provided by medical professionals that put the patient as a priority in order to have a safe and comfortable recovery. During this time, the medical staff provides clinical care procedures by monitoring, and watching the surgical cut in case of infection, wound bleeding signs, and other severe complications. One of the many services postoperative care provides may include:

●Personal care that is tailored to the patient’s needs

●Assistance with mobility

●Wound care

●Physical therapy

●Assistance with Medications

●Diet compliance

The doctor can obtain major information about the patient’s medical history by monitoring vital signs such as pulse, blood pressure, and respiratory rate. The normal procedures and frequent measurements may continue in the recovery room. Blood pressure and respiratory rate are of major importance during anesthesia recovery because they indicate hemodynamic stability and the extent of anesthetic reversal. For the first 24 hours after your surgery, nausea from the anesthetics may occur.

●Enhanced Recovery

●Reduced Side Effects and Complications

●Improved Life Quality

●Regaining Control over Personal Aspects of Life

The VaThala app is available to download for free on iOS and Android devices.

Download on Apple – https://apps.apple.com/id/app/vathala/id6474188887

Download on Android – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.androidVathalaUser&hl=en_IN9150064364

For more information, please visit www.vathala.com or www.muniahtech.com.