Most people would prefer spending the remainder of their lives in the warmth of their own home. Star Home is dedicated to making your loved ones as comfortable as possible during the closing stages of their lives.    Our service doesn’t just embrace both personal and emotional support but also spiritual assistance – for the family, as well as the person being cared for. We also recognize that others are too ill to be aware of their situation and need medication and sensitive attention to help ease any pain or distress.   Our nurses are some of the most compassionate, and welcoming people you will ever meet. Whilst their medical skills and professionalism are second to none, it is their warmth that makes them a great support to those who are ill and their families.

Palliative Care

We all understand that serious illness can strike at any time. However, our eldery family members are vulnerable and, unfortunately, there are times when medical science cannot offer a cure. In these cases, Star Home is dedicated to making your loved ones as comfortable Read More

Respite Care

We offer respite care in your home, meaning your loved one can stay in the comfort of their own home and familiar surroundings. Whether you require respite care for a couple of days or a longer period, our nurses will provide complete continuity of care in your absence. Read More

Alzheimers Care

Alzheimer’s affects each person differently, though you can expect some symptoms to worsen over time. Eventually, people with the disease require round-the-clock care, so it’s important to plan for your loved one’s care and well-being soon after diagnosis. Read More

Dementia Care at Home

Star Home Nursing’s Dementia Care at Home offer specialized in-home support to those with early stage, mid-stage, or late-stage Dementia. Our nurses help our clients maintain quality of life so that aging in place remains possible. Read More

Stroke Care

Stroke affects everybody differently. Many stroke survivors continue to improve over a long time, sometimes over a number of years. Recovery from stroke involves making changes in the physical, social and, emotional aspects of a person’s life. Read More

Diabetes Care

Diabetes is ranked second behind congestive heart failure as the primary diagnosis entry into home care. The role of Star Home Nurses oftentimes begin as patients are discharged from hospitals and rehabilitation centers early in the course of illness which requires more sophisticated nursing management at home. Read More