Care-at-home procedures require individual review.
Selected procedures may be discussed only where they are clinically appropriate, professionally authorised and operationally available in the patient’s locality.
Diagnex does not represent a blanket catalogue of procedures as universally available.
Why the scope must be confirmed first
The suitability of a procedure at home depends on the procedure itself, patient circumstances, treating-professional direction, required equipment, infection-prevention needs, available personnel and escalation arrangements.
What Diagnex can do at enquiry stage
Diagnex can gather the broad operational requirement and determine whether an appropriate pathway is currently available. The website does not approve or prescribe procedures.
What the website will not collect
Do not upload detailed clinical records through the ordinary website form. If protected information becomes necessary, Diagnex will provide an appropriate workflow.
Need help deciding the next step?
Start with the situation. Diagnex will help route the enquiry to the relevant care pathway and confirm local availability.

