Nurse Visits and Vital Collection
How nurse visits are scheduled, what happens during a visit, and where the readings appear.
Who schedules the nurse visit?
PeakAge schedules nurse visits for you. You do not need to book them. Our team tells you the date and time in advance over WhatsApp, and the visit appears in the app.
How often do visits happen?
The Care Plan includes 2 nurse visits every 30 days, so about one every 15 days. The regular rhythm is what catches early changes in your parent's health.
One visit for both parents
If both parents live together, one nurse visit can cover them both, and it uses only one visit from your allowance. Each parent still gets their own readings.
What happens during the visit?
A trained nurse comes to your parent's home and checks:
• Heart rate, blood pressure and SpO2 (oxygen)
• Blood sugar, fasting and after meals
• Temperature
• ECG
• Weight, BMI, body fat and other body scan measures
The nurse also reviews their medicines and notes anything worth following up.
Precautions during the visit
Every visit follows standard precautions. If your parent's profile mentions a communicable condition, the nurse is told in advance and takes extra protective measures.
When do the readings appear?
As soon as the nurse finishes. You get a notification, the vitals update on the Family tab, and the visit record and any ECG go into the Vault.
Related guides
Checking Your Parent's Vitals
Where to find the latest readings, what the status means, and how to see the trend over time.
Using the Vault
Every ECG report and visit record for your parents, in one place, ready to open or download.
On the Day of a Visit
Follow a visit live, share your visit PIN at the door, and rate the visit afterwards.
Talk to the PeakAge team
WhatsApp, call or email. In a medical emergency, call 108 or 112 first.