Professional Basic Nursing Care at Home

Basic Nursing Care is non-medical daily living support for adults who need help after surgery, illness, or injury. It covers personal hygiene, safe mobility, light meal prep, feeding help, vital checks (temperature, BP, pulse, SpO₂), companionship, and family updates. It does not include invasive procedures such as IV therapy or tracheostomy care.

Adults under 50 recovering after surgery, with chronic illness, or needing daily living help benefit from Basic Nursing Care. If your loved one requires IV infusions, tracheostomy, feeding tubes, or wound dressing, you should upgrade to Advanced or Specialty Care for clinical support.

Yes. Basic Nursing Care is ideal for younger adults regaining independence after hospital discharge. Caregivers assist with bathing, mobility, nutrition, and basic vitals, helping you recover safely at home and avoid unnecessary hospital readmissions.

Basic Nursing Care provides non-clinical support — ADLs, nutrition, safety — while a nurse provides clinical tasks (IVs, wound care). Compared to hospitals, home care is more comfortable, cost-effective, and reduces infection risk while still supervised by nurses and doctors for escalation.

Yes. Our caregivers monitor vitals, ensure safe mobility, remind medications, and maintain hygiene — preventing falls, infections, or complications that often lead to readmissions.

Yes. All Narpavi Homecare caregivers undergo police verification, ID checks, medical screening, and training in infection control, safety, and emergency response.

They’re trained in ADL support, safe transfers, fall prevention, WHO hand hygiene protocols, basic vital monitoring, and emergency escalation — ensuring safe, professional care at home.

Each plan is nurse-supervised with doctor oversight for emergencies. Supervisors review daily logs and adjust care plans as health needs change.

We have a replacement policy. If the caregiver isn’t the right match, we’ll quickly assign another trained professional at no extra cost.

Our nurse or care coordinator performs a telephonic or in-person assessment — reviewing health history, mobility, home setup, and family expectations — to design a safe, personalised plan.

Usually within 24–48 hours. Urgent same-day support can often be arranged depending on caregiver availability.

Personal hygiene, mobility support, light meals, vitals checks, medication reminders, companionship, daily logs, safety supervision, and an emergency escalation plan.

Yes. We review and adjust plans regularly. You can upgrade to Advanced Care for IV support or Specialty Care if complex nursing is needed.

Non-slip bathroom mats, clutter-free walkways, bed at accessible height, grab bars, and good lighting. We guide families on making the home safe.

Yes. Our flexible shifts range from 2–4 hour visits to live-in care — so you pay only for what you need.