Trusted and accessible care in Uganda.
To become a trusted and accessible provider of compassionate home and bedside care in Uganda, known for dignity, professionalism, reliability and personalised service.
About Jayden
Compassionate care with professional support.
Jayden Nursing and Bedside Homecare Services Limited provides dependable, respectful and person-centred nursing and bedside support to individuals and families.
Bridging the gap between healthcare facilities and everyday recovery.
Our model is designed for people who need professional support at home, in hospital, during recovery, in older age, after childbirth or while living with long-term illness.
We believe quality care should not end when a patient leaves a clinic or hospital. Jayden brings appropriate care, observation, personal assistance and family support closer to the patient.
Improve comfort, safety and quality of life.
To improve the comfort, safety and quality of life of patients and families through responsive, client-centred nursing, bedside and supportive care at home and in hospital.
Individual, respectful and family-aware.
Care is organised around assessed needs, personal dignity, appropriate professional boundaries and clear communication with authorised family members.
Core Values
What guides every interaction.
Compassion
Care with empathy and humanity.
Dignity
Respect privacy, independence, beliefs and choices.
Professionalism
Maintain appropriate standards, conduct and accountability.
Reliability
Provide dependable care and clear communication.
Safety
Prioritise wellbeing, infection prevention and timely escalation.
Family Partnership
Involve relatives and responsible caregivers where appropriate.
Confidentiality
Treat client and medical information with discretion.
Respect
Honour each person’s condition, context and humanity.
Who We Serve
Support for changing care needs.
- Older adults needing assistance to remain safe and comfortable.
- Patients recovering from surgery, illness, injury or hospital admission.
- People living with chronic or serious illnesses who need continuing support.
- Patients requiring a bedside attendant or nurse while admitted in hospital.
- New mothers and newborns requiring post-delivery support.
- People with reduced mobility needing rehabilitation or daily-living assistance.
- Families living away from elderly or unwell relatives who need dependable local support.
Quality & Safety
Clear professional boundaries matter.
- Care is provided within the worker’s training, professional scope and agreed care plan.
- Prescribed treatments and medicines follow valid clinical instructions.
- Significant changes in a client’s condition should be documented and communicated appropriately.
- Client information is shared only with authorised persons or where legitimately required.
- Families are informed when hospital or emergency assessment is necessary.
