AfterYou ✓ ACRA Verified

AfterYou operates on an hourly pricing model, which is standard for home nursing in Singapore. Market rates for home nursing visits typically range from S$25–60 per hour for personal care or nursing aide support, rising to S$60–120 or more per hour for qualified registered nurses handling clinical tasks such as wound care or post-operative monitoring. Beyond the hourly rate, confirm in writing whether there is a minimum engagement duration per visit, a public holiday or after-hours surcharge, any additional agency or coordination fee, and whether consumables such as dressings or medical supplies are billed separately. GST may apply depending on the provider's registration status. See the full eldercare cost guide for Singapore →

AfterYou is listed under home nursing with an hourly pricing model, which indicates a visit-based arrangement rather than live-in care. Visit-based home nursing typically involves scheduled sessions of two to eight hours, with a nurse or care aide attending to specific medical or personal care needs before leaving the household. This model suits elders who are relatively independent between visits or who have family members present at other times. If more intensive overnight or round-the-clock supervision is needed, discuss this directly with AfterYou, as some providers can arrange extended daily hours or coordinate with a separate live-in arrangement. Confirm the trial period terms and the replacement or continuity policy if the assigned nurse is unavailable.

For home nursing, the key credentials to verify are nursing qualifications — whether the attending professional is a registered nurse (RN) under the Singapore Nursing Board, an enrolled nurse (EN), or a trained care aide — and whether clinical tasks are matched to the appropriate qualification level. Dementia-specific training is worth confirming separately if the elder has cognitive decline. No regulatory licences are currently listed for AfterYou on KakiList — neither AIC registration nor MOH licensing appears in the provider's listed details. It is recommended that you ask AfterYou directly for proof of nursing registration for the assigned professional and confirm whether the engagement is covered by professional indemnity or public liability insurance before commencing care. Insist on a trial period and put the care plan, hours, and rate in writing.