Nurse at Home in Delhi NCR
Home nursing exists because hospitals are the wrong place to spend a long recovery. Once a patient is stable, staying admitted raises infection risk, costs considerably more and does nothing for morale — but going home without clinical support is how readmissions happen. A nurse at home closes that gap. Our home nursing team includes GNM and B.Sc. qualified nurses and ICU-trained staff who manage injections and IV therapy, wound and catheter care, vitals monitoring and medication schedules in the patient's own bed. You book by the shift, 12 or 24 hours, at a published rate. There is no agency markup layered on afterwards and no separate charge for individual procedures performed during the shift.

What's included
- IM and IV injections, saline and prescribed IV therapy
- Sterile wound assessment and dressing changes
- Catheter care and Ryle's tube feeding where prescribed
- Continuous vitals monitoring and charting
- Post-operative care and drain monitoring
- Diabetic care including insulin and sugar tracking
- Medication administration to schedule
- Clinical hand-off summary shared with the family
Who needs this service
- Patients discharged after surgery or a hospital stay
- ICU step-down patients continuing recovery at home
- Long-term bedridden patients needing clinical oversight
- Palliative care patients and their families
- Anyone on an extended IV or injection course
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Frequently Asked Questions
What qualifications do your home nurses have?
Our nursing staff includes GNM and B.Sc. Nursing qualified professionals and ICU-trained nurses. Qualifications and documents are verified before deployment, alongside a full KYC and background check.
How much do home nursing services cost in Delhi NCR?
A 12-hour shift is Rs 1,799 and a 24-hour shift is Rs 2,599, inclusive of every clinical service listed on this page. One-off procedures without a full shift are available as Quick Medical Services from Rs 599.
Can I book a nurse for just a few hours?
Our shifts are 12 or 24 hours. If you only need a single procedure — an injection, a dressing change, an IV drip — book that as a Quick Medical Service instead; it is a one-time visit at a per-procedure price.
Do you provide nurses for night duty?
Yes. The 24-hour shift includes overnight cover, and 12-hour shifts can be scheduled to run through the night if that is when support is needed most.
Will the nurse coordinate with our doctor?
Yes. Nurses work to the treating doctor's prescription and instructions, maintain observation notes through the shift, and share a written hand-off with the family that can be passed on at the next consultation.
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