Prepare your patient profile
Open Profile to check identity verification, save the patient details and add an address before you request care.
Practical tip
Keep allergies, current medicines and the visit address up to date.
App
One app for families and Registered Nurses in Pakistan.
The app is not available to download yet. No release date has been announced.
The Android and iPhone versions are being prepared for release. Official Google Play and Apple App Store links are not available yet.
Explore the appFor families
Read and plan now
For nurses
Bookings and nurse registration are not open


See where to tap, what to check and how each part of a home visit fits together.
Before-launch demonstration using fictional training accounts. Bookings, nurse joining and pass purchases are not open yet. Names, verification badges, prices, ratings and availability shown are fictional.
These current Flutter app screens are in English. The tour guidance follows your website language.





Open Profile to check identity verification, save the patient details and add an address before you request care.
Practical tip
Keep allergies, current medicines and the visit address up to date.
From Home, use Find a nurse or Or request a visit. The request asks about the care, timing, supplies, location and consent before you send it.
Practical tip
Home nursing must never delay emergency care. Follow the app's emergency guidance when needed.
Choose the service, then compare the nurse's price, distance and profile. Open View profile before choosing.
Practical tip
The price and availability in this screen are test examples. Confirm the actual fee and visit time in the app.
This preview shows the profile information families can check: verification, experience, register specialties and offered services. Match the care to the patient's needs and any required doctor's order.
Practical tip
At the door, check the nurse against the profile photo. Share the arrival code only in person after they reach your verified address.
Open Booking details to review the signed visit record, agreed total and payment status. Check the care and waste summary with the nurse before sharing a completion code.
Practical tip
The arrival code confirms the nurse has arrived. A completion code confirms the handoff after review; it does not waive your right to raise a concern.





Open Profile for identity and PNMC verification. Approval, current registration and required procedure training come before offering care.
Practical tip
A verified badge does not replace your clinical scope. Keep your licence and procedure evidence current.
Set your services, prices and service area in Setup, then preview How patients see you. Check your photo, experience and public description.
Practical tip
Publish only the services you are qualified to provide. Explain what the agreed visit fee covers.
After approval and an active availability pass, switch On duty when you can take work. Use For you and Nearby to review requests.
Practical tip
Allow the app's required location access for matching. Turn off duty when you cannot accept new work.
Expand a nearby request to check the service, time, household notes and missing supplies. Use Send price to offer your fee.
Practical tip
Check any required prescription before travel. Agree receipt-based supplies and payment arrangements through the booking.
Use Visits to follow an accepted booking, verify arrival and document care. After completion, review the fee and recorded payment in Earnings.
Practical tip
Sign the care record and confirm safe waste handling before asking the family to review and share a completion code. Test earnings do not predict your income.
Explore how Nurse at Home is designed to work before you download.
See how families will request home nursing visits, compare Registered Nurses and agree a price before choosing a nurse.
Learn who can join, how identity and PNMC registration will be checked, and how independent home visits will work.
These pages explain the planned services and help families prepare questions about care at home.
Read what each planned visit includes, how to prepare and what supplies may be needed.
Compare care roles, plan hospital-to-home handoffs and prepare questions about visit costs.
Ask a question about the app or its release status.
Nurse at Home is preparing to launch. You cannot book a visit or register as a nurse yet. There is no announced release date.