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A full home-ICU setup — ventilator, multipara monitor, infusion pumps and a round-the-clock ICU-trained nursing team — deployed within 4–6 hours for patients stable enough to recover outside a hospital ward, with a doctor supervising the care plan.
Costs a fraction of a hospital ICU bed while keeping the same level of clinical supervision.
Removes the risk of hospital-acquired infections that come with an extended ICU stay.
Patients recover faster when they can see and hear family through the night.
The care plan flexes with the patient — equipment and staffing scale up or down as the condition changes.
"They explained every step and were always just a call away. It made a stressful time manageable."
Oversees clinical protocols across all home-ICU and nursing deployments.
Leads the physiotherapy team and designs post-surgery rehab protocols.
Supervises ICU-at-home setups and ventilator care protocols.
Patients who are stable but still need close monitoring, ventilator or oxygen support, or IV medication — typically after an ICU stay, major surgery, or a serious respiratory or cardiac event. The treating doctor makes this call, not the home-care provider.
For urgent hospital discharges we can usually have equipment and nursing staff in place within 4–6 hours in most parts of the city. Planned discharges are easier to schedule 24–48 hours ahead.
A doctor reviews the case daily through tele-rounds, and the on-site ICU-trained nurse follows a written protocol shared by the treating hospital wherever possible.
Our command centre monitors reported vitals continuously. If something is off, the on-call doctor is alerted immediately and we coordinate transfer back to a partner hospital if required.
ICU-at-home packages include the core equipment (ventilator/BiPAP, monitor, infusion pumps) for the duration of the plan. Equipment can also be rented separately if you only need the machines.
Patients who are stable but still need close monitoring, ventilator or oxygen support, or IV medication — typically after an ICU stay, major surgery, or a serious respiratory or cardiac event. The treating doctor makes this call, not the home-care provider.
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