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Eve Clinic launches ‘Home Care’ service, bringing healthcare to patients’ homes

Eve Clinic launches ‘Home Care’ service, bringing healthcare to patients’ homes. (Photo/Health Ministry)

Eve Clinic Group officially launched its ‘Home Care’ service on Tuesday night, allowing patients to receive a range of essential healthcare services from the comfort of their homes.

The service was inaugurated by Health Minister Geela Ali during a special ceremony held at the Eve Clinic West Park branch.

With this new offering, patients will have access to a broad range of home-based medical services. According to Eve Clinic, these include consultations with general practitioners, blood sample collection for laboratory testing, and wound care management. It also incorporates a variety of professional nursing services as part of its home healthcare offering.

Eve Clinic launches ‘Home Care’ service, bringing healthcare to patients’ homes. (Photo/Health Ministry)

A key feature of the ‘Home Care’ service is the ‘Postnatal Care’ package, which has been specifically developed to support new mothers. The package offers comprehensive postnatal assistance, including newborn care and guidance on establishing safe sleeping arrangements. Eve Clinic stated that families will also receive essential information on providing appropriate support to both the mother and infant throughout the postpartum period.

Speaking at the launch ceremony, Eve Clinic Group’s Clinical Operations Director Haifa Mohamed said the group's primary objective is to further expand its healthcare services. She stressed the importance of identifying the healthcare needs of residents in the Greater Malé region while continuously enhancing the quality of service delivery.

Registration for ‘Home Care’ services is now open at all Eve Clinic branches.

Eve Clinic Healthcare Private Limited, which operates three clinics, is currently the largest private healthcare provider in the Maldives.

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