Can care after surgery be short term only?

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Yes, care after surgery can absolutely be short term. Many people only need support for a limited period while they regain strength, settle into a medicine routine, and feel safer moving around the home. Short-term care might cover the first few days after discharge or a few weeks while the person heals and becomes more independent. This can be ideal if family members are available some of the time but need extra help around work, childcare, or overnight worries. Short-term support is often used for meal preparation, washing and dressing, getting in and out of bed, or simply having someone there during the most difficult stage of recovery. As recovery improves, visits can be reduced or stopped. The aim is to provide the right level of support for as long as it is genuinely useful.

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