IV Drip at Home in Delhi NCR
Dehydration from a stomach infection, a prescribed course of IV antibiotics, fluid support during a fever — all routinely handled with an IV drip, and all far more comfortably handled at home than in a crowded day-care ward. Our professionals cannulate, set the prescribed flow rate, and stay with the patient for the duration of the infusion, which is the part that matters. A drip left unmonitored is how infiltration, phlebitis and reaction go unnoticed. The attendant checks the cannula site through the infusion, monitors the patient's response, removes the cannula cleanly at the end and disposes of everything as biomedical waste. A valid prescription specifying the fluid and rate is required.
What's included
- Prescription verification before starting
- Sterile IV cannulation
- Administration of prescribed IV fluids, saline or antibiotics
- Flow-rate control to the prescribed rate
- Continuous monitoring through the infusion
- Cannula site checks for infiltration or phlebitis
- Clean cannula removal and site dressing
- Biomedical waste disposal
Who needs this service
- Patients dehydrated from vomiting, diarrhoea or fever
- Anyone on a prescribed IV antibiotic course
- Post-surgical patients needing fluid support
- Weak or elderly patients who cannot travel to a day-care ward
- Patients needing prescribed IV supplementation
Pricing
One published price. Everything listed on this page is included — nothing is added to the bill afterwards.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does an IV drip at home cost?
Rs 999 per visit, including cannulation, administration, monitoring throughout the infusion and removal. Prescribed fluids or medication are separate unless arranged at booking.
How long does an IV drip take?
Usually between 30 minutes and two hours depending on the volume and prescribed rate. The professional stays for the full duration rather than starting the drip and leaving.
Is a prescription required for an IV drip at home?
Yes. A valid prescription specifying the fluid, dose and rate is mandatory. We do not administer IV fluids or so-called wellness drips without one.
What if the cannula stops working mid-infusion?
The attendant is trained to recognise infiltration or blockage and will re-site the cannula if needed. Because they stay through the infusion, problems are caught early rather than after the arm has swollen.
Can you administer IV antibiotics at home?
Yes, where prescribed by your doctor. For a multi-dose daily course, many families find booking an MQA shift more economical than repeated single visits.
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