24/7 live-in home care across Hyderabad. Call any time.
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Home nursing is clinical care provided by a qualified nurse in the patient's home, following the treating doctor's instructions: for example administering prescribed medication, monitoring vitals, supporting wound care and helping a patient recover after surgery. Our nurses live in and are available round the clock.
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Who it helps
24/7 live-in care only. One trained caregiver, attendant or nurse stays in your home round the clock, seven days a week.
Wound observation and dressing support, pain-medication schedule, mobilisation as advised, watching for warning signs at all hours.
Prescribed injections, IV fluids or antibiotics that the doctor has approved for home administration.
Ongoing care of tubes and lines needs a trained nurse, not an attendant.
Regular vitals, sugar checks and reporting so the doctor can adjust treatment.
What is included
Oral, injectable and IV medicines exactly as prescribed, with a record of dose and time. Nurses do not change doses.
Blood pressure, pulse, temperature, oxygen saturation, blood sugar: recorded and reported to the family and doctor as agreed.
Dressing changes and wound observation following the surgeon's instructions; early reporting of signs of infection.
Urinary catheter care, feeding-tube (Ryle's tube) feeds and care, and other line care where the nurse is trained and the doctor directs.
Pain management schedule, breathing exercises, safe mobilisation, drain and dressing checks as instructed.
Helping the patient and family follow the treatment plan, and coordinating with an attendant where one is also placed.
A simple nursing record kept at home and shared with the family for doctor visits.
Families often ask which one they need. The short answer: caregivers support daily living; nurses carry out clinical care under a doctor's direction. Both live in your home.
| Aspect | Caregiver or attendant | Home nurse |
|---|---|---|
| Training | Care orientation and experience | Nursing qualification |
| Bathing, feeding, mobility | Yes | Only alongside clinical tasks |
| Medication | Reminders only | Administers as prescribed, including injections and IV |
| Wounds, catheters, tubes | No | Yes, as directed |
| Vitals | Records with home devices if asked | Monitors and interprets for reporting |
| How provided | 24/7 live-in | 24/7 live-in |
Send us the discharge summary or prescription on WhatsApp. This tells us what nursing tasks are needed and how often.
We confirm the tasks, equipment at home, the nurse's rest arrangements, and the family's contact for reporting.
A qualified nurse is assigned, briefed on the plan, and introduced to the family.
The nurse keeps a record and reports readings and concerns to the family and, when agreed, to the doctor.
Who will come to your home
Nurses engaged for home nursing hold recognised nursing qualifications (the specific qualifications we engage are listed on our About page). We verify identity and qualification documents and discuss relevant experience, such as post-operative care, wound care and tube care, before assignment.
Nurses work strictly within the treating doctor's instructions. If a task is outside what the nurse is trained or directed to do, we say so and help you arrange the right care.
See the full selection process →Why families choose it
Injections, dressings and tube care by a trained nurse, not by anxious family members.
Many patients can go home sooner when nursing follow-through is arranged.
The nurse follows the plan and reports. No one changes treatment without the doctor.
A live-in nurse is there when a fever spikes or a dressing needs attention at night.
A live-in attendant for patients recovering at home: hygiene, feeding, mobility and constant presence, day and night.
Live-in care at home after discharge: attendants for daily care, nurses where the doctor directs.
Repositioning, hygiene, feeding and comfort for patients confined to bed, round the clock.
Round-the-clock attendants (bystanders) for patients at home or in hospital.
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Where we serve
Because our caregivers live in, distance does not affect reliability. We place staff across the city and confirm availability on the call.
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Questions families ask
A home nurse is a qualified nurse who performs clinical tasks under a doctor's direction: administering prescribed medicines and injections, monitoring vitals, supporting wound care, catheter and tube care. A caregiver supports daily living: bathing, feeding, mobility, medication reminders and companionship. A caregiver does not perform clinical procedures.
Yes, when the treating doctor has prescribed them for home administration and the nurse is trained for the task. We confirm this case by case from the prescription before assigning a nurse.
Yes. All our care is 24/7 live-in. The nurse stays in your home, rests when the patient is stable and sleeping, and is available round the clock.
We engage nurses with recognised nursing qualifications; the specific qualifications are listed on our About page. We verify documents before assignment. Ask us for the assigned nurse's details.
Live-in nursing is priced per month and depends on the tasks involved and the duration. We give a written quote after reviewing the doctor's instructions.
Yes. Nursing tasks are carried out as directed by the treating doctor, so we ask for the discharge summary or prescription before assigning a nurse.
Yes. For a heavy-care patient, an attendant handles hygiene, feeding and mobility while the nurse handles injections, dressings and monitoring. We advise on the call whether one or both are needed.
Usually within 24 to 48 hours once we have the doctor's instructions. Post-discharge cases are prioritised; tell us the expected discharge date as early as you can.
A short call is enough to understand the situation and send a written quote. No commitment, and if a simpler arrangement would serve you better, we will say so.
No commitment · Written quote after a short assessment · Telugu / Hindi / English
