Ma could not walk after her hip surgery. Six weeks later she walked to the temple with us. Her nurse never once made her feel like a patient.
Nurses, attendants and physiotherapy at home
Care at home, the way family would.
Trained nurses and patient-care attendants for your parents — by the day, by the night or round the clock — and a note to you about how the day went.
- Caregivers checked before they visit
- Day, night or live-in care
- A care plan made with your family
Trained caregiverToday's care registerTodayShared with the family on WhatsApp
- 8:30 amBreakfast and morning medicines
- 10:15 amBP 128/82, sugar 112 — normal
- 11:30 amA slow walk to the balcony
- 1:00 pmLunch, then a good rest
Care for every need, at home
From a few hours of help to round-the-clock nursing — choose what your family needs.
Nursing care at home
Trained GNM and ANM nurses for injections, drips, wound dressing, catheter and tube care, and daily check-ups.
Patient care attendant
A trained attendant (GDA) for bathing, feeding, changing and turning in bed — by day, by night or round the clock.
Elder care & company
Someone kind and dependable for parents who live alone: daily routine, doctor visits, walks and a call to you.
Physiotherapy at home
Sessions at home after a stroke, a fracture or knee and hip surgery, and for back and joint pain.
Care after hospital
Bring them home safely: the room set up, the discharge plan followed and the doctor kept informed.
Emergency help for elders
One call when something goes wrong: we reach, call the doctor or ambulance and stay until family arrives.
Find the right care in a minute
Tap what is closest to your family's situation.
Just back from hospitalFamilies in this situation usually chooseA nurse for the first weeksDay or night shift
- Dressing, injections and drips as the doctor wrote
- Medicines and diet on time
- BP, sugar and oxygen noted every day
- The doctor kept informed
A parent living aloneFamilies in this situation usually chooseA day attendant12 hours · 8 AM to 8 PM
- Meals, medicines and a clean room
- Company for walks and doctor visits
- Someone who notices when something is wrong
- A note to you every evening
Bedridden at homeFamilies in this situation usually chooseA live-in attendant24 hours · stays at home
- Turning in bed to prevent bedsores
- Bathing, changing and feeding
- Help to the toilet, day and night
- A nurse visit whenever it is needed
Memory loss (dementia)Families in this situation usually chooseA patient, trained attendantDay, night or live-in
- A calm routine every day
- Safety at home and on walks
- Gentle company and conversation
- Medicines given on time
After a strokeFamilies in this situation usually choosePhysiotherapy and a day attendantSessions at home + a day shift
- An exercise plan with your doctor
- Help with walking and daily tasks
- Progress shared with the family
- Care with eating and swallowing
A new mother and babyFamilies in this situation usually chooseA mother-and-baby attendantDay or live-in
- Baby bath, massage and sleep
- Rest and meals for the mother
- Help with night feeds
- Clean clothes and a clean room
Care, as it happens at home
Small moments from an ordinary day of care.
- A BP check at home
- Oxygen and pulse, noted down
- Company through the day
- Help in bed, gently
- A health check at home
Day, night or round the clock
Pick a 12-hour day or night shift, or a live-in caregiver who stays with your family.
- Morning bath and fresh clothes
- Breakfast, lunch and medicines on time
- Exercises and a short walk
- Company at doctor visits
- A note to the family every evening
- Dinner and night medicines
- Changing and turning in bed
- Help to the toilet at night
- Watching breathing and sleep
- A calm, rested family in the morning
- One caregiver who lives with you
- Every meal, bath and medicine
- Help day and night
- A stand-in arranged during leave
- Right for bedridden parents or parents living alone
Every hour looked after
Here is what a normal day looks like with our caregiver at home.
- 7:00 AM
Good morning
Freshen up, bath and clean clothes.
- 8:30 AM
Breakfast & medicines
Soft, healthy food and every tablet on time.
- 10:00 AM
Checks & exercise
BP, sugar and oxygen noted. Gentle exercise.
- 1:00 PM
Lunch & rest
A proper meal, then a quiet, clean room to rest.
- 4:30 PM
Tea & a short walk
Fresh air, a little walk or chair exercises.
- 8:00 PM
Dinner & night care
Dinner, night medicines, comfortable for sleep.
- 9:00 PM
News for the family
A short note on WhatsApp: how the day went.
Care for every situation
Our nurses and attendants are experienced with the needs families ask us about most.
- Elders living aloneDaily help, company and someone who notices.
- Bedridden patientsTurning, hygiene, feeding and bedsore care.
- After surgery or a fallDressing, pain relief, walking again safely.
- Stroke & paralysisDaily care with physiotherapy to regain movement.
- Dementia & Alzheimer'sPatient routines, safety and gentle company.
- Cancer & palliative careComfort, dignity and pain care at home.
- Breathing problemsOxygen, nebulizer and BiPAP care with a nurse.
- New mother & babyRest for the mother, safe care for the newborn.
How care starts
No forms to fill and no running around. One call is enough to begin.
- Today
Call or WhatsApp us
Tell us about your loved one and what help is needed.
- Tomorrow
We visit and plan the care
A care manager meets the family, reads the doctor's notes and plans the care with you.
- The day after
The right caregiver starts
A trained nurse or attendant who suits your home starts the care.
- Every day
We stay in touch
A note every evening, supervisor visits, and a change of caregiver if you are not comfortable.
Why families choose a trained caregiver
Hiring someone through a neighbour can work — until a leave, an emergency or a question nobody can answer.
| Why families choose a trained caregiver | With us | Hiring on your own |
|---|---|---|
| Identity and address checked | Yes | No |
| Trained for patient care | Yes | No |
| A stand-in when they take leave | Yes | No |
| A care manager you can call | Yes | No |
| A daily note for the family | Yes | No |
| The charge agreed before care starts | Yes | No |
Every caregiver is checked before they enter your home
We know what it means to let someone into your home and near your parents. This is how we earn that trust.
- Identity and address checkedDocuments verified before anyone visits you.
- Trained for home careSafe lifting, hygiene, feeding and bedsore care.
- Experienced with eldersPatient, gentle and used to family homes.
- A care manager you can callOne person who answers for the care.
- A change if you are not comfortableTell us and we arrange another caregiver.
- Clear chargesYou know the charge before care starts.
Your caregiverTrained nurse- Identity checkedChecked
- Address checkedChecked
- Training doneChecked
- First visit with a supervisorChecked
How we check every caregiver
For children living away
Living far from your parents? Stay close every day.
Work keeps many of us away from home. Their care should never stop because of it — and you should always know how they are.
- Updates on WhatsApp every day
- A video call whenever you want
- One care manager who takes your calls
- Pay online from anywhere
Clear plans, no surprises
Choose a shift, a monthly live-in plan or visits. You know the full charge before care starts.
Day or night attendant
per 12-hour shift- Trained attendant (GDA)
- Bathing, feeding and changing
- A note to the family every day
Free quote on a callAsk for a quoteLive-in care
per monthMost chosen- One caregiver at home, 24 hours
- Meals, medicines, day and night help
- A stand-in arranged during leave
Free quote on a callAsk for a quoteNursing visit
per visit- Injections, drips and dressing
- Catheter and tube care
- BP and sugar checks
Free quote on a callBook a visitPhysiotherapy
per session- A 45–60 minute session at home
- An exercise plan for the week
- Progress shared with your doctor
Free quote on a callBook a session
Every family's needs are different, so we confirm the exact charge on a free call.
Our care in numbers
- 500+families cared for
- 50+trained caregivers
- 24×7help on call
- 10 yrsof home care
What families say
She looked after my mother for three months after her hip surgery. Ma is walking again, and for the first time in weeks we slept peacefully.
Ananya M.Daughter, Pune
We live in Dubai and Baba stays alone. The daily updates are a blessing — we know he ate, took his medicines and went for his walk.
Rahul S.Son, living abroad
When Nani's breathing got worse one night, the nurse stayed calm, called the doctor and then called us. We finally sleep without worrying.
Priya A.Granddaughter, Lucknow
We come to your home
Our caregivers come to family homes across the city and nearby areas. Call us to check yours.
- Kothrud
- Karve Nagar
- Warje
- Erandwane
- Deccan
- Aundh
- Baner
- Bavdhan
- Shivajinagar
- Kalyani Nagar
Questions families ask
Still unsure? Call us — we are happy to explain everything.
How soon can a caregiver start?
Tell us when you need someone and we will tell you honestly when a suitable caregiver can start. Urgent cases are handled first.
Are your nurses and attendants trained?
Our nurses hold GNM or ANM qualifications. Our attendants are trained in safe patient care — lifting, feeding, hygiene and bedsore prevention.
What does a live-in caregiver need from us?
A place to rest and meals (or a meal allowance) as agreed with you. We explain everything before the caregiver starts.
Can we ask for a different caregiver?
Yes. If you are not comfortable for any reason, tell us and we will arrange a change.
Do you look after bedridden patients?
Yes — turning in bed, bedsore care, feeding (including Ryles tube), catheter and diaper care, with a nurse whenever medical care is needed.
How do you charge?
By the shift (12 hours), by the month for live-in care, and by the visit for nursing and physiotherapy. You know the exact charge before care starts.
I live in another city. Will I know how things are?
Yes. We send updates on WhatsApp and you can call the care manager or the caregiver whenever you want.
We are hiring
Are you a nurse, attendant or physiotherapist?
Join a team that treats you with respect — regular work near your home, pay on time and training to grow.
Apply to join
Need care at home today?
Call and talk to our care manager. We listen first, then suggest the right help for your family.