ICU at Home Support in Delhi NCR
Long-term critical care in a hospital ICU is ruinously expensive and, for a patient who is stable but dependent, often no better clinically than the same care delivered at home. Once a treating team judges that a patient can be managed outside the unit, ICU-at-home becomes a serious option — meaningfully cheaper, with far lower hospital-acquired infection risk and the patient surrounded by family. What it requires is genuinely trained staff. Our ICU-at-home attendants are ICU-experienced nurses and MQAs who work with tracheostomy and ventilator-dependent patients, Ryle's tube feeding, catheter care, suctioning and continuous monitoring. Equipment — ventilator, oxygen concentrator, suction, monitor, hospital bed — is arranged by the family or their hospital; we provide the clinical staffing that makes it viable.
What's included
- ICU-experienced attendant on 24-hour shifts
- Tracheostomy care and airway suctioning
- Ventilator-dependent patient monitoring
- Ryle's tube feeding and catheter management
- Continuous vitals monitoring and charting
- Pressure-sore prevention and positioning
- Strict infection-control protocol
- Daily clinical summary for the treating doctor
Who needs this service
- Patients discharged from ICU who remain dependent
- Ventilator or tracheostomy-dependent patients at home
- Long-term comatose or minimally conscious patients
- Advanced neurological patients needing continuous care
- Families seeking a sustainable alternative to prolonged ICU stay
Pricing
One published price. Everything listed on this page is included — nothing is added to the bill afterwards.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does ICU at home actually include?
We provide the trained clinical staffing — ICU-experienced attendants working 24-hour shifts who manage tracheostomy care, suctioning, tube feeding, catheter care and continuous monitoring. Medical equipment is arranged separately by the family or the discharging hospital.
Do you supply ventilators and monitors?
No. We staff the care; we do not rent equipment. Your treating hospital can usually direct you to a reliable local supplier, and our attendants are trained to work with standard home-ICU setups.
Is ICU at home cheaper than a hospital ICU?
Substantially, for long-term cases. A 24-hour MQA shift is Rs 2,599 versus daily hospital ICU charges many times that. Add equipment rental and it is still typically a fraction of the cost — with lower infection risk.
Is it safe to manage a critical patient at home?
Only when the treating doctor has judged the patient stable enough for it. That decision is theirs, not ours. Once made, home management with properly trained staff is well established and avoids the infection exposure of a prolonged hospital stay.
How is continuity managed across 24-hour cover?
Attendants rotate on structured shifts with a documented hand-off at each change, so no one is working unsafely long hours and nothing is lost between shifts.
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