Care That Comes to You
Let us provide you with high-quality care!
Care That Comes to You
Let us provide you with high-quality care!
About Us
UNDERSTANDING HOME HEALTHCARE
To understand it a little properly one can visualise how care is provided by skilled medical professionals in terms of skilled nursing care, physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy.It can also include skilled, non-medical care, such as medical social services or assistance with daily living from a highly qualified home health aide.Home healthcare is unique as a care setting not only because the care is provided in the home, but the care itself is usually less expensive, more convenient, and just as effective as care given in a hospital or skilled nursing facility.
Who We Are
Caregivers You Can Trust
Feel better in the comfort of your own home. We specialize in care and daily living assistance to an array of individuals. Whether you need daily or weekly assistance due to aging, illness, recovery, or rehabilitation, our caregivers will provide an individualized service that you can trust.
Experienced and Supportive
We understand that not one care plan fits all. Daily services can include anything from meal preparation, hygiene, cleaning, and supervision. We will take the time to get to know you and develop an individualized care plan that fits your specific needs.
Experienced Home Health Aids
Companionship is key to a trusted relationship with our caregivers. We not only strive to help you with everyday tasks but want to develop a caring relationship with you. We provide one-on-one attention and care that cannot compare in other settings.
HOME HEALTHCARE THE NEED OF THE HOUR
Looking at the number of hospitals or limited facilities, especially in terms of critical and personalised care segments, home healthcare ecosystem needs to be boosted in the country.A study by the ICMR reveals that while India accounts for 20% of the global disease burden, it accounts for merely 6% of global hospital beds and 8% share of doctors and nursing staff.
As in India the doctor and patient ratio stands 1: 1,000, nearly 40% of the patients admitted to hospitals suffer from chronic diseases such as heart diseases, diabetes, stroke and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
Despite this most of the people fail to realise that while a patient admitted to the ICU in a hospital setting pays between Rs 35,000 to Rs 50,000 per day, a similar set up at home may range from merely Rs 7,500 to Rs 10,000 per day, a media report said.
Home healthcare thus saves on real estate and infrastructure as the model effectively operates at 15% to 30% reduced costs in comparison to hospital expenses for similar treatment.A report by Cyber Media Research revealed that home healthcare has the potential to replace up to 65% of unnecessary hospital visits in India and reduce hospital costs by 20%.
INDUSTRY SPEAKS
HOME HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY NEAR FUTURE
Home Healthcare is constantly on the rise and it is expected to grow exponentially in the coming years. Considering the lifestyle of people working in corporates and travelling approximately two hours to work, and not spending quality time with family has made At Home Healthcare the most sought after service for any individual, says Neeraj Gupta, CEO & Founder, Genes2me.With an ever growing demand of At Home Genetics which doesnt require any external sample collection facility but a simple DIY Cheek Swab which is done by the individual themselves has made it all the more easy, comfortable and simple for making At Home Genomics possible and accessible to the masses.
The Indian home healthcare market is expected to grow to around $6.21 billion by 2022 whereas not even 1 percent of it is tapped by major players in the healthcare industry, he adds.
Talking of challenges of ensuring quality home healthcare, Gupta said, there are quite a few challenges faced by various diagnostic centres currently. Some of them are allocation of skilled staff at home, time management, training staff, lack of insurance cover, affordability, and reliability.
