Paralysis can affect movement, sensation and bladder or bowel control, so everyday care must protect the skin, prevent stiffness and keep the patient safe during every transfer. Trained handling matters for the patient and the caregiver.
A care team usually has an attendant for turning, bathing and toileting and a nurse for catheter, bowel care and medicines. Exercises follow the physiotherapist's advice. Share the type of paralysis, the weight and the equipment so we match suitable staff.
To arrange home care for paralysis patients, call or WhatsApp us on 7303636182 and tell us the cause and type of paralysis, the patient's weight and any equipment at home. We suggest a plan, match suitable staff and explain the cost before care starts. Staff follow the treating doctor's advice, and in an emergency you should call 112.
We choose staff by the patient's condition, routine and your preferences.
Choose a 12-hour day, 12-hour night or 24-hour live-in shift.
We explain the cost before care starts, so there are no surprises.
If a caregiver is unavailable or not a good fit, we arrange a replacement.
Turning, skin care, hygiene, toileting, medicines and safe transfers, as advised by the doctor.
Yes. Tell us the patient's weight and your preference.
Often a hospital bed and pressure-relief mattress help. Your doctor can advise.
Call or message us. We will understand the patient's needs and arrange the right staff.