Prophylactic Fluconazole is effective in preventing fungal colonization and fungal systemic infections. Supportive as well as adjunctive strategies: Prevention is better than cure. Taking this point into consideration, the doctors and surgeons in nursing homes are trying to prevent the causes of fungal infections and fungal sepsis. They use supportive as well as adjunctive strategies which have become the important part of standardized treatment protocols. Using modern anti infective agents in any case of transplant, operation etc. can reduce the risk of fungal sepsis. Apart from this, use of early goal directed insulin application, cardio vascular treatment; application of activated protein C etc. can help the patients. The nursing home are maintaining the standards in their treatment and are taking apt care during operation, surgery, transplants etc. which can keep the possibility of post operative fungal/bacterial infections away. The standard of intensive care therapy has improved universally. People who are suspected of having fungal/bacterial sepsis are kept in the ICU and aggressive treatment is adopted to avoid complications.