Home nursing care in Malaysia — trained hands at your parent's bedside.
When a parent comes home from hospital, the hardest week is the first one. We place Genesis-trained home nursing caregivers into Malaysian households for post-hospital, post-stroke and palliative care — JTKSM-licensed, backed by Genesis Life Care, with a free replacement guarantee.
Families who need more than company at home
Home nursing is for households where the care task has become clinical — but the family would rather keep their loved one at home than move them into a facility.
Just discharged from hospital
The first weeks home after surgery or a long admission, when wounds, mobility and appetite all need watching at once.
After a stroke
Positioning, safe transfers, feeding support and daily physiotherapy exercises repeated patiently, every day, at home.
Bedbound or high fall risk
Turning schedules to prevent pressure sores, incontinence care, and a trained pair of eyes overnight.
Dementia at an advanced stage
Caregivers trained to manage wandering, sundowning and refusal of food without force or frustration.
Palliative and end-of-life care
Comfort-focused care at home alongside your own doctor or hospice team, so the family can be family again.
Working children, ageing parents
For families who cannot be at the house during the day and need someone reliable, legal and accountable in their place.
What a home nursing caregiver actually does
Our caregivers are trained nurse-aides, not registered nurses. They carry out daily care under your doctor's plan — and tell you early when something changes.
Personal and hygiene care
Bed baths, grooming, oral care, catheter and diaper hygiene — handled with dignity and without embarrassment.
Medication administration
Giving prescribed oral medication on schedule, tracking doses, and flagging missed or refused medication to the family.
Feeding support
Assisted feeding, thickened fluids for swallowing difficulty, and tube feeding where the family has been trained by the hospital.
Mobility and transfers
Safe bed-to-chair transfers, wheelchair handling, turning every two hours, and daily range-of-motion exercises.
Vital signs and observation
Blood pressure, temperature and sugar readings recorded daily, so your doctor sees a trend and not a guess.
Night supervision
Overnight presence for seniors who are restless, disoriented after dark, or need help to the toilet at 3am.
Clinical procedures such as injections, IV lines and wound dressing changes remain the responsibility of a registered nurse or your doctor. We will say so plainly if your parent needs that level of care.
Home nursing, companion care, or a nursing home?
Most families arrive unsure which one they are actually looking for. Here is the honest difference.
Companion care
Your parent is largely independent but lonely or unsteady. Company, meals, reminders and light help. See companion care →
Home nursing
Your parent needs hands-on daily care — hygiene, feeding, turning, medication — but home is still the right place for them.
A nursing home
Round-the-clock nursing supervision in a licensed facility. Genesis Life Care runs care centres in Kajang, Klang, Puchong, Petaling Jaya and Johor Bahru — we will point you there if that is genuinely the better fit.
From first message to caregiver at the door
1. Tell us the care needs
A WhatsApp message or call. Diagnosis, mobility level, feeding, night needs, language spoken at home, and the hours you need covered.
2. We shortlist caregivers
You receive biodata for caregivers whose training and experience match the condition — not whoever happens to be available.
3. Interview and choose
Speak to the shortlist yourself, in person or by video, before you commit to anyone.
4. Documentation and placement
We handle the permit, medical and immigration paperwork as a JTKSM-licensed agency. See the full process →
5. Handover at home
The caregiver is briefed on your parent's routine, medication list and red flags on day one, with the family present.
6. Support after placement
Six months of post-placement support and a free replacement guarantee if the match does not work out.
Home nursing — FAQs
Is this a registered nurse?
No. We place trained caregivers and nurse-aides for daily care. If your parent needs a registered nurse, we will tell you and help you arrange one.
Which areas do you cover?
We place from our branches in Klang, Kajang, Petaling Jaya, Puchong and Johor Bahru. Outside those areas, message us — we will tell you honestly whether we can serve you.
What does it cost?
A one-time placement fee from RM 18,000, then RM 1,800–2,100/month ongoing (helper’s monthly wage) — no hidden charges. See full pricing and fees →
Can we start with daytime only?
Yes. Many families begin with daytime cover after discharge, then move to live-in as needs grow or ease off as recovery progresses.
How fast can someone start?
A transfer caregiver already in Malaysia can often start within weeks. A new overseas placement takes longer because of permit processing — we will give you a realistic date, not a hopeful one.
What if the match does not work?
Tell us early. Our free replacement guarantee covers you, and we would rather rematch than have a family struggle in silence.
Ready to arrange home nursing care?
Tell us about your loved one and the discharge summary if you have one. A consultant who understands care — not just recruitment — will reply.
Branches: Klang · Kajang · Petaling Jaya · Puchong · Johor Bahru
