| Sumario: | Background. The potential of telenursing and homecare services have been recognized for their ability to overcome geographical barriers and provide personalized care. Objective. This study aims to explore the development of telenursing homecare in remote region. Methods. This qualitative study was conducted in June 2023 in North Bali, Indonesia. The sample consisted of three homecare nurses registered at the Buleleng District Health Office. Data were collected through semi-structured in-depth interviews and analyzed thematically. Results. The findings revealed that access to these services is primarily through word of mouth, with satisfied patients and the homecare team playing a significant role in marketing. Internet use among providers varies, with some using it extensively for health education, service information, and consultations. Providers employ innovative strategies to overcome challenges, including alternative wound care products, maintaining team cohesiveness, and optimizing social media. Conclusion. Telenursing homecare services in remote regions, such as North Bali, are developing through innovative practices. These practices include word-of-mouth marketing, the use of the internet, and innovative solutions to overcome challenges. The findings suggest that despite geographical barriers, telenursing homecare services are capable of providing effective care to patients.
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