A.G.I.L Infirmiers provides all types of nursing care in your home or at the office, Monday to Sunday, any time of day by appointment.
Nursing care
Assistance with bathing
Assistance with showering
Assistance with toileting
Injections and samples
Blood sampling
Bleeding
Subcutaneous, intramuscular, intravenous injection
Vaccination
Subcutaneous implant injection
Protocol: MAP, IVF, stimulation
Dressings
Simple dressing
Post-operative dressing
Heavy, complex dressings (pressure sores, ulcers, wounds, detersion and irrigation)
Burn dressing
Ostomy dressings (digestive, urinary)
Plastic surgery dressings
Infusions
Placement and monitoring of subcutaneous, peripheral or central venous infusion (implantable chamber/piccline/midline)
Treatment infusion based on hospital protocol
Management of diabetic patients on insulin pump therapy
Enteral and parenteral nutrition
Peritoneal dialysis
Chemotherapies
Dressing and infusion on implantable chamber (PAC)
Removal and flushing of central line chemo (BAXTER)
Home treatment of immunocompromised or cancer patients
COVID-19
Antigenic test
RT-PCR
COVID-19 serology
Vaccination
VDSI COVID-19 (Home Health Visits by Nurses)
Other care
Blood pressure monitoring
Treatment administration
Eye drops instillation
Enema
Aerosol therapy
Fitting of compression dressings and stockings
We carry out all the treatments listed, as well as all others relating to the practice of our profession, on medical prescription.
Don’t forget to bring your carte vitale and prescription to your appointment, as well as any medical equipment prescribed.
Our nurses are registered with the health insurance scheme and equipped with a portable carte vitale reader.
We offer third-party payment for treatments not covered by the 100% ALD (long-term illness), CMU (french universal health cover), AME (french state medical aid), AT (work accident), occupational illness and maternity schemes.
Our practitioners may ask you to pay the amount corresponding to the complementary part once every 15 days, at the end of the month or at the end of your treatment.
By providing you with a proof of payment, your health insurance company will reimburse you within a few days.
If you don’t have a “Carte vitale”, you’ll need to show the nurse a certificate of entitlement from your social security.
In some cases, the practitioner will draw up a treatment form for you, which you can send to your health insurance fund along with your prescription for reimbursement.
Depending on the circumstances, extra fees may be charged. Your nurse will inform you in advance.
If necessary, your practitioner can prescribe any additional medical devices required (specific dressings, compresses, etc.).