A therapist found on social media or a licensed center? Why physician referral, records and team support matter in physiotherapy at home.

Is the person coming to your home a nurse or a care support worker? The difference between an employment agency and a licensed home care center, and five questions to ask.

Employment agencies can place domestic workers and companions, but not nurses who will perform medical procedures such as IV drips and injections. Here is the difference.

Health booths and home care centers do not have the same authority. Who is responsible for treatment continued at home, and how to tell the two apart.

Is it possible to hire and insure a nurse yourself? Short answer: yes for social security, no for medical authority and responsibility.

Ads for “IV drips at home” or “wound dressing at home” are common on classified sites. Why health care cannot be chosen from an ad.

Why are people who give IV drips at home without a doctor’s approval risky? The first document to ask for when receiving treatment at home is the center’s license.

A key question for families calling a doctor home: under which institution’s responsibility is this physician coming? The legal risks of unaffiliated home visits.