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Long-Term Patient Care at Home in Lahore

Care arranged by the month rather than the week. One primary carer who comes to know the patient, a named relief carer for days off, a written plan a senior nurse reviews at set intervals, and records that make slow change visible early.

One Regular Primary Carer

Relief Cover

Plan Reviewed Regularly

Shift Records Shared With Doctors

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Long-Term Patient Care

Long-Term Patient Care at Home

We assign a primary caregiver, plus a regular relief carer for days off, so the patient sees familiar faces. A senior nurse reviews the plan at set intervals and whenever the condition changes, coordinates nursing visits, and liaises with your doctor or physiotherapist. Families receive regular updates and can raise concerns with our care coordinator.

Services Include

Consistent primary caregiver with trained relief cover
Daily personal care, meals and mobility support
Scheduled nursing for tube feeding, catheters or wounds
Medicine management on the doctor’s prescription
Periodic care plan reviews by a senior nurse
Progress records shared with family and doctors

Goal

To give a patient with a long-term condition consistent care at home that keeps them as comfortable, safe and independent as their health allows.

When Care Becomes Part of Daily Life

Long-term care is for conditions that are not going to resolve in a few weeks. That includes life after a major stroke, paralysis and spinal injury, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis and motor neurone disease, dementia, advanced heart, lung or kidney disease, patients on dialysis, and people living with cancer or receiving palliative care. Families usually book it once they see the arrangement needs to last months rather than days.

Why the Same Carer Matters

A carer who has been with a patient for weeks knows how much they usually eat, which side they prefer to lie on, when the stiffness is worst and what their normal mood looks like. That is what lets them notice the day something is different. A stranger every week sees only a snapshot, and slow decline hides easily in snapshots.

Keeping the Care Plan Current

A senior nurse reviews the written plan at set intervals, and whenever the condition changes in either direction. Weight, skin, appetite, continence, mobility and mood are recorded at every shift, and the trend is read rather than the single reading. Changes go to your doctor, physiotherapist and family, so everyone works from the same picture.

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Who Needs It

Conditions We Support Month After Month

Nothing here is a fixed package. The plan is written for one patient and rewritten as their condition moves.

Life After a Major Stroke

Slow recovery, with help for feeding, transfers and daily exercises.

Paralysis & Spinal Injury

Bowel and bladder routines, skin protection and positioning, every day without exception.

Parkinson's Disease

Medicines on exact timings, fall prevention and patience with slow movement.

Motor Neurone Disease

Care adjusted as swallowing, speech and breathing change.

Dialysis & Organ Failure

Fluid and diet limits, transport to sessions, and close watch on blood pressure and swelling.

Palliative Care Support

Comfort, mouth care, pain relief as prescribed and dignity, with the family kept close.

Our Approach

Long-term care fails from fatigue, not from a crisis. Carers who work too many days in a row become careless, and families who never get a break burn out. So we build a rota with relief in it from the start, and we expect you to use it.

How a Long Placement Works

Full assessment — a senior nurse looks at the diagnosis, what your doctor expects, and how the household runs.
Primary carer assigned — matched on skill, language and temperament, because they will be with you a long time.
Relief carer named — the same second person covers days off, so the patient meets one substitute rather than five.
Plan written and signed off — personal care, meals, medicines, exercises, equipment and warning signs.

Scheduled reviews — the nurse revisits the plan at agreed intervals and whenever the condition changes, and nursing visits are added or dropped to match.

Making the Arrangement Last

Families often start by trying to do everything themselves, and ask for help only once someone is ill from exhaustion. A placement planned from the beginning, with relief and rest built into it, lasts far longer.

One primary carer — the same face, so a change in the patient is noticed early
A named relief carer — one substitute the patient already knows
Reviews on a schedule — the plan revisited, not left as it was first written
Rest built into the rota — tired carers make mistakes, so days off are planned

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Tell us who needs care and we’ll call you back to confirm the visit, the timing and what the patient needs.

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What Long-Term Patient Care Includes

Daily caregiving, scheduled nursing and regular senior nurse review.

A consistent primary carer and relief

Personal care, meals and mobility support

Nursing for tube feeds and catheters

Medicines managed on the doctor's prescription

Care plan reviewed at set intervals

Records shared with family and doctors

Long-Term Care for Chronic Illness and Paralysis

A routine the patient can rely on

Looking for a long-term carer for a chronically ill relative in Lahore? Months of illness wear a household down in small ways: meals at odd hours, nobody sleeping properly, every plan provisional. A steady carer puts a shape back on the day, so the patient knows when they will be washed, fed, moved and left in peace, and the family can make arrangements that hold.

Our carers work across DHA, Gulberg, Johar Town, Model Town, Bahria Town and beyond. Many long-term patients also need home physiotherapy to keep joints moving, and a regular chronic disease consultation to review treatment.

Services Long-Term Patients Use

The support that sits alongside months of care at home.

Post-Surgery Patient Care

For an operation along the way.

Stroke Rehabilitation

Slow, patient work on movement and speech.

Bedridden Patient Care

When the patient stops leaving the bed.

Elderly Nursing Care

Chronic illness and old age together.

Doctor Home Visit

A doctor who comes to the patient.

Post-Hospital Follow-Up

Reviews after each admission.

Lab Tests at Home

Routine monitoring bloods without a journey.

IV Drips & Injections

Prescribed courses given at home by a nurse.

How It Works

From a first conversation to a plan you can live with

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Phone or WhatsApp 03176364604 to talk it through.

Describe the Condition

The diagnosis, how long it has gone on, and what your doctor expects.

Primary and Relief Carers Named

You meet both carers, and see the rota, before care begins.

Plan Written and Reviewed

A senior nurse signs off the plan and keeps revisiting it.

Coverage Areas

Long-Term Patient Care Across Lahore

Our team visits homes right across Lahore, and same-day requests are common. Tell us your area when you book and we will confirm who can reach you and when.

DHA Phase 1

DHA Phase 2

DHA Phase 3

DHA Phase 4

DHA Phase 5

DHA Phase 6

DHA Phase 7

DHA Phase 8

Gulberg I, II, III

Bahria Town

Lake City

Valencia Town

Askari

Lahore Cantt

Model Town

Garden Town

Johar Town

Faisal Town

Wapda Town

Township

Allama Iqbal Town

Shadman

Muslim Town

Samanabad

Canal Road

Raiwind Road

Multan Road

DHA Rahbar

Patient Care Services

Post-Surgery Patient Care

Post-Hospitalisation Care

Long-Term Patient Care

Patient Attendant Services

Caregiver / Aya Services

Day & Night Patient Care

Home Healthcare Services

Home Nursing

Patient Care

Elderly Care

Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation

Doctor Consultations

Home Diagnostics

Emergency Home Care

Mother & Baby Care

FAQs

Long-Term Patient Care FAQs

Questions families ask when care will run for months.

Can the shift pattern change as the condition changes?

Long-term patients are rarely on the same pattern all year. Many start with a twelve-hour day shift, add a night shift when sleep becomes a problem, and move to round-the-clock cover or a live-in carer later. The pattern is agreed in advance each month and changed with notice.

How many staff does a long placement involve?

The daily work is one carer at a time, with a named relief carer for days off and leave. Nursing is separate: a qualified nurse visits on scheduled days for tube feeds, catheters, wounds or injections rather than staying all day. Round-the-clock cover needs two carers, one per shift.

What do we need to keep in the house?

Over months the supplies matter more than the equipment: diapers, wipes, barrier cream, feeds and prescribed medicines kept in stock, so nothing runs out on a Sunday. A hospital bed, air mattress, wheelchair or commode makes the work safer, and the nurse will advise on what is worth buying.

Can long-term care start immediately?

A night shift can often be covered quickly, but long-term care is better started properly. We would rather do the assessment, write the plan and name your primary carer first, which usually takes a day or two. Short-term cover can bridge the gap if you need someone immediately.

Can we specify a male or female carer for a long placement?

Yes, and over a long placement it matters more than usual. Tell us your preference at the assessment. Where the patient needs intimate care, most families ask for a carer of the same sex, and we hold to that for the relief carer too.

How is long-term care priced?

Long-term care is usually quoted by the month, based on the shift pattern and whether the work needs a caregiver or a qualified nurse. The rate is agreed before the placement and reviewed when the plan changes, so a step up to night cover is never a surprise.

What happens when our carer takes leave?

This is what the named relief carer is for. They already know the patient, the routine and the plan, so an absence does not become an interruption. If both are unavailable, the coordinator arranges and briefs a substitute.

Do you have ICU-trained nurses for long-term patients?

Yes, though long-term patients more often need scheduled nursing than critical care. Where someone is on a tracheostomy, home ventilation or suction, an ICU-trained nurse is placed for those hours and the caregiver covers the rest of the day.