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Private postoperative nursing

Space to rest.Support to recover.

Private nursing support for the days after surgery.
So you can turn your attention to recovery.

A quieter kind of care

Personal attention · Privacy · Peace of mind

The days after surgery matter.

Care, at your pace.

You have enoughto think about.Let care come first.

Who will be there after discharge? How will the practical details be managed? Those questions deserve attention, too.

Founder Margie Lindsay, RN, brings 14 years of nursing experience to Aruwkah. Your comfort, privacy, and surgeon’s plan guide the support discussed.

Meet Margie
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Thoughtful preparation.
A little less to carry.

Explore private care

Support forthe days ahead.

Choose an area of support to see how Aruwkah can help, then start a conversation about your needs.

How our care works
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Private Post-Operative Care

Individualized nursing support after surgery, with a focus on plastic, cosmetic, and reconstructive recovery. Care follows your surgeon-approved plan and prescribed instructions.

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Extended Recovery Support

Private overnight care and support over a longer recovery period may be arranged. The timing, level of assistance, and availability are confirmed before care begins.

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03

Recovery Coordination

Transportation coordination and, where authorized and appropriate, communication with your surgical team. The aim is to keep the arrangements connected to your recovery plan.

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04

Comfort & Daily Support

Mobility assistance, nutrition and hydration support, and compression support as ordered. Practical help is adapted to your needs and prescribed instructions, with time for rest.

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One-to-one attention. Room to rest.

Support is subject to individual suitability, authorization, and availability. Understand our care boundaries

The Aruwkah experience

A softer rhythm.Room to recover.

Time to rest should feel protected. Your preferences, daily needs, and agreed support give the recovery day its shape.

Explore the experience

Private. Personal. At your pace.

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From the first conversation

A clear pathinto recovery.

Know what to expect.
From your first inquiry onward.

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  1. 01 /

    Begin the Conversation

    Contact Margie to arrange a conversation. Your name and a way to reach you are enough for the first message.

  2. 02 /

    Clarify the Details

    Discuss your needs, recovery location, timing, and surgical instructions. Confirm suitability, availability, and costs before making arrangements.

  3. 03 /

    Enter Recovery

    Begin the support you have agreed on, with the arrangements in place and your surgical team’s plan guiding the care.

  4. 04 /

    Discuss Next Steps

    As your needs change, discuss the next steps in line with your care plan and your clinical team’s guidance.

Before you reach out

A littlemore clarity.

01

When should I contact Aruwkah?

If possible, get in touch before surgery so there is time to discuss your needs and arrangements. Your recovery location, timing, and care needs must be reviewed, and availability confirmed directly. An inquiry does not reserve care.

02

What information should I have ready?

For your first email or voicemail, your name and a way to reach you are enough. Margie can explain the next steps and how to share any information needed to discuss care. Please do not send procedure details, medical histories, photographs, or records by ordinary email.

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How much does care cost?

Pricing depends on the support being considered. Discuss the scope, timing, and costs directly with Aruwkah before deciding whether to proceed. Contacting Aruwkah does not confirm a reservation or acceptance of care.

Your next step

Make roomfor recovery.

Tell us what you are planning and what kind of support you are looking for. The first step is simply a private conversation.

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