Helping Hands That Really Care
Isisa Healthcare is Gauteng’s leading provider of home-based nursing and care services, tailored to each patient’s physical, mental, and emotional needs, in the comfort of their own home.

Home-Based Nursing & Care
Service Excellence in a Caring, Personal Way
We combine professional support with kindness, dignity, and personal attention, creating a comfortable and welcoming environment where every patient feels respected and cared for like a cherished member of the family.
From the moment a family reaches out, our registered nurses assess each patient’s needs and build a personalised care plan — covering everything from day and night shifts to full live-in support. Every caregiver is carefully vetted, trained, and registered with the South African Nursing Council, and we stay in close contact with patients’ families throughout, so they always know their loved one is in safe, capable hands.
Our Services
Home Care Services Tailored to Every Patient
Good To Know
Find Answers About Home-Based Nursing Care
Home-based nursing means a qualified nurse or carer comes to you, so your loved one can be looked after in the comfort and privacy of their own home rather than in a hospital or facility. After an initial assessment, we match a suitable nurse to the patient’s needs and put a care plan in place. There are a few options: Day duty (9 to 12 hours), Night duty (12 hours), or Live-in care (24 hours).
Yes, we keep the same nurse on a case wherever possible for consistency and continuity of care, with a relief nurse stepping in only when the regular nurse is off duty or on leave.
Yes, if you have an authorisation and a motivation letter from the doctor with the patient’s diagnosis. You will also need to include a quote from Isisa Healthcare in your email to the medical aid.
We will provide you with a quote and documents for completion, and you will be required to pay a deposit.
Yes – Isisa Healthcare facilitators visit your home to assess the patient and check on the nurses.
No – it is only necessary to make sleeping arrangements for live-in nurses.




