Intravenous therapies

Intravenous therapies – precise, safe, and timely

When treatment requires venous access and you don't want to wait in corridors, ZaraMed is there for you. Nurse Petya Koicheva performs intravenous therapies as prescribed by a doctor – at home or in the clinic – with clear explanations of each step and strict hygiene protocols. Individual nursing practice at a clinic for individual healthcare, tailored to your rhythm and comfort.

Individual approach

First we listen, then we plan: we assess your condition, goals, and habits and draw up a personalized plan at a pace that suits you. No one-size-fits-all solutions — care that adapts to your progress.

Safe care

Strict hygiene, traceability, and confidentiality; we provide complete information and informed consent before the procedure—for predictable and safe care.

Security and peace of mind

Do you require intravenous therapy?

We work with sterile, traceable materials and follow established protocols. Procedures are performed only with a valid doctor's prescription. If you experience any discomfort during the infusion, we will act immediately and guide you according to the clinical situation.

ZaraMed — individual nursing practice

Outpatient clinic for nursing care

Home is the quietest place to recover. ZaraMed is an individual healthcare practice that provides home medical care with clear explanations and a calm, predictable routine.

I work as an independent nurse—discreetly and at your own pace. Trust, consistency, and coordination with your doctor when needed, so you feel safe at home.

Your health

Intravenous therapy process

At ZaraMed, we believe that good dressing is a combination of technique and attitude. Nurse Petya Koicheva works calmly and precisely – she explains each step, uses sterile materials, and monitors the wound to ensure it heals according to plan. This is individual nursing practice within the framework of an outpatient clinic for individual healthcare practice – with respect for pain, patience for the process, and care for the person.

Assessment of condition and indications – risks, medical history, treatment goal.
Selection of solutions/medications and consumables according to prescription and needs.
Aseptic preparation, venous access, and careful monitoring during infusion.
Brief instructions for home care, hydration, and signs that you should contact us.
Monitor the effect and plan the next infusion if necessary.

Intravenous therapies

Intravenous therapies