Angelbee Nursing & Other Home Care Services Jamaica
At-your-convenience Nursing and other services for the comfort of your home.
Cooks | Housekeepers | Watchmen
Gardeners/Caretakers/Groundskeepers
Affiliations
ABOUT US
Angelbee Nursing Service (ANS) was established in March of 2011 with a mission to supply high-quality, at-your-convenience, in-home nursing care, which has not been readily available locally.
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As of 2025, we have added other categories of homecare service providers to our cadre, which now includes housekeepers | cooks | watchmen and gardeners/groundskepers/Caretakers.
We continue to provide home nursing care to clients of both genders and all ages who prefer the privacy and comfort of receiving care at home, and the familiarity of designated caregiver(s) and now offer vetted support workers to take care of their home.
Our service providers are screened and assessed to be suitable to be in your home and has the training and or the experience (depending on the nature of the job) to provide the service they are offerring.
Duration of service offerred will be determined by the type of service that is required. Please feel free to contact us for further details.​
To make a significant contribution to the health and homecare landscape of Jamaica, as the preferred in-home care supplier with highly skilled, compassionate, and competent service providers who embody the qualities of love, peace, joy, gentleness, goodness, humility and self-control, and to whom our clients' wellbeing and satisfaction are our coveted reward.
Operating mainly in Kingston and St. Catherine, we will gradually expand our services to include other categories of service providers to enhance our clients' comfort in their homes.
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Over time, along with nurses/caregivers of varying categories [Registered Nurses | Enrolled Assistant Nurses | Practical Nurses | Geriatric Nurses [ Geriatric Caregivers | Nannies/Child Caregivers [ Psychiatric Nurses/Psychiatric Aides/Mental Health Technicians, etc.] we will also offer other support staff for private duty and nursing homes, including housekeepers | cooks | gardeners, groundskeepers, caretakers, and watchmen, with the necessary vetting
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SERVICE PROVIDERS AND SERVICES
This service was started and is operated by Hermine Bascoe; a licensed, Registered General Nurse and Registered Midwife with a diploma in Business Administration; a first degree in Health Service Administration, and over 44 years of experience in general nursing and geriatric care, as well as experience in psychiatry, drug abuse management and training and assessment of nurses and geriatric caregivers.
HERMINE BASCOE
Our nurses and caregivers are competent and caring individuals, whom we deem to be creditable and worthy of being allowed into your homes and to care for your loved ones.
Caring for the ill and infirmed is what we do best. Our team includes Registered General Nurses, Enrolled Assistant Nurses and Registered Midwives – duly licensed | enrolled by the Nursing Council of Jamaica as well as Practical Nurses; Geriatric Nurses; and Geriatric Caregivers, Psychiatric Aides/Mental Health Technicians – trained and assessed as competent in their area of training as well as mentally and emotionally prepared to carry out the duties and responsibilities entrusted to them.
Here are some of our Practical Nurses, Geriatric Nurses and Geriatric Caregivers
Our nursing service aims to provide the right nursing support you need, at the time that you need it at the place in which you feel most "at home."
We will come into your home to provide full-service care for a duration of not less than eight (8) hours or for stand-alone procedures such as:
- Female catheterization
- Insulin injection
- Nebulization
- Blood sugar testing
- Passing nasogastric tube
- Assistance with activities of daily living
- Escort to medical appointment, shopping
- Post-delivery maternity support
- Emotional care
For clients of both genders and all ages.
We have put much effort into controlling the cost of the service so as to keep the prices within reach of pocket and yet not sacrifice quality.
Our rates are determined by the level of nursing provided. (Registered Nurse, Enrolled Assistant Nurse, Practical Nurse, Geriatric Caregiver...); and can be quoted for hourly, daily, weekly or monthly service or for stand alone procedures.
Our staff is held to a code of conduct, which demands a high level of professionalism at all times.
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Clients are encouraged to familiarize themselves with our code of conduct and to report to ANS, any deviation demonstrated by ANS's care providers, to the management of ANS for swift action. To view our Code of Conduct, please click the link below.
ANS will not be able to supply tools and equipment for use in the care of the client as sharing of these tools and equipment has medical implications for the transfer of infection. Each nurse/caregiver will be required to appear on duty with basic nursing tools: pen and scissors. Other tools/equipment required will be provided by the client after consultation with the service, if so required.
Welcome to Angelbee Nursing & Other Home Care Services' doorway to your job opportunity. If you have a great customer service orientation along with the qualities of love, joy, peace, gentleness, goodness, humility, and self-control; the skills for any of the jobs listed below, and interest in any, you are in the right place.
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​​​Please note that Angelbee will not employ you but will assess you and, if you are found suitable, will sign you up and list you as available and suitable, to provide the service you are offering. You will receive a job offer if one of our clients requests the service you are offering, and you are a good candidate based on your skills, location, and reputation.
Please note that COC refers to Code of Conduct | Terms of Service. Please read or listen to the version that relates to the job you are seeking.
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​CATEGORIES OF JOBS OFFERED
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Nursing/caregiving - varying categories
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Private Homes - housekeeping | cooking | gardening | groundskeeping | caretaking
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Nursing Home Staff - nursing/caregiving | housekeeping | cooking | gardening | groundskeeping | caretaking​
Take note that to be assessed and signed up you will need to go through a series of ten (10) steps that start with listening or reading, Instructions to be Signed by our Service.
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​​Please choose the appropriate button to listen or read, from the tab next to this one.
FAMILY SUPPORT
Providing direct care to loved ones can be hugely stressful resulting in deleterious effects on the caregiver. This may be impacted by various factors including the relationship between the two people, the genders involved, the patient's diagnosis, and the caregiver's health.
The family member who is a caregiver requires much support, which includes time away from the patient to rejuvenate and recoup the internal resources required to be patient, tolerant, empathetic, and compassionate.
Other family members should provide a safe environment for the caregiver to vent without feeling guilty about feelings that might not be expressed in polite or politically correct terms. Similarly, caregivers should seek outlets for pent-up emotions to prevent burnout. Here are a few suggestions of stress busters that don't cost a penny. many of which can fit right into a tight schedule.
Knowledge Really is Power
Arm yourself with the knowledge necessary to provide the kind of care that you can feel good about. Ask questions, read widely, and don't be shy about using the internet. Not every bit of information you find online will be credible but check the source and use your instincts. Information purporting to be published by a professional that contains poor grammar and bad spelling is probably not the information you are seeking.
Great Sources of Information
Click the button below for information that will help you to provide safe effective care for your loved one.
Embrace Self-Love
Inability or failure to love self easily translates to inability or failure to love others and providing care to a vulnerable person truly is an act of love. Hence failure to take care of you, overtime will result in failure to take care of your charge, in equal proportion, as you will not have the wherewithal to do a good job. To be the best caregiver to your loved one, you must first be a great caregiver to you.
One effective way to self-care is to join a support group. Here are some links to support groups that you may join that have the potential to strengthen and uplift you to a realm where you can function at your optimum.
Take a break from your labour of love - Fifteen minutes away from the patient can provide a needed breather when emotions are running high and threatening to become overwhelming. A break can make the difference between self-control and saying or doing something that can never be taken back or be undone.
Look at Something Beautiful!
The world is filled with beautiful and interesting scenery that can now be accessed with the click of a button. Pinterest, for example, provides a great vantage point from which you can view the world. Take a peek at different cultures and far away places. The beautiful scenery to the right are a few such examples and the supply is endless.
Say Something Nice to Someone who Needs to Hear it.
Making someone else feel good has a blowback effect - it makes you feel good too. Finding something nice to say to some folks can be challenging but not impossible, no matter how difficult the person might be. "You keep me on my toes!" This is a true but nice commentary on someone who frequently complains and criticizes, isn't it?
Finding innovative ways to express negative thoughts in a positive way is actually a good mental exercise and great for you. Of course, it is so much easier to find something complimentary to say about good people, indulge them and yourself. Remember, it makes you feel better too.
Laugh Often | Laugh Aloud
Laugh at yourself, or an old joke and if there is no joke, laugh anyway. Laughter relieves stress, reduces tension, stimulates organs, boosts your immunity, boosts your mood, and actually relieves pain.
If laughing doesn't come easily, start with a chuckle or a smile. See if you can find a few smiles from the posters to the right.
