Hi Mrs. B,
I have used Emirates Home Nursing and have had a good experience with them overall. You have to be careful though because one time they sent me a nurse who wasn't good at all and I called the company and told them to replace her immediately. All the other nurses I have tried have been great though. I would recommend observing the nurse they send at first just to be sure she's ok. If you're not happy with her don't hesitate to ask for a replacement ... you are paying alot for the service and should be happy. You may end up trying more than one nurse before you and baby feel comfortable with one. Hope this helps :)
Has anyone used the services of Emirates Home Nursing to look after newborns? If so how did you find their staff? Their website says their childcare staff (they call them healthcare assistants) are "qualified nurses and licensed in their home country". Any feedback/advice from people who've used this service would be greatly appreciated thanks.
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