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ICU Setup at Home in Lahore

Equipment and staffing arranged together in one room of your own house: a hospital bed, oxygen, suction, a monitor and a qualified nurse on rotating shifts. Set up only on your treating doctor’s written advice, and never as a substitute for a hospital intensive care unit.

Bed, Oxygen and Suction

Nurse on Every Shift

Room Checked First

Written Limits and Doctor Sign-Off

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ICU Setup at Home

Setting Up ICU Care at Home

Before anything is delivered, a senior nurse visits to look at the room, check the power supply and note how a bed, a concentrator and a stretcher can be moved in. We then read the discharge summary and your doctor’s written advice, agree the equipment list and the nursing cover with your family, and put in writing what the setup covers and what it does not. Equipment is installed and tested, the family is shown the oxygen and suction controls, and nursing shifts begin only once that check is complete.

Services Include

Hospital bed with side rails and air mattress
Oxygen concentrator or cylinder as prescribed
Suction machine and vital-signs monitor
Qualified nurse on rotating day and night shifts
Room assessment, installation and equipment checks
Written scope of care with your doctor’s sign-off

Goal

To make closely monitored nursing care possible at home for a patient your doctor has judged stable enough to leave hospital, with the equipment, the staffing and the limits all agreed in writing before care begins.

What a Home Setup Can and Cannot Do

The hard part comes first. A room at home can hold a bed, oxygen, suction, a monitor and a nurse who is always present. It cannot hold a ventilator team, a crash trolley, an intensivist on site or a laboratory down the corridor. If your relative’s breathing, blood pressure or level of consciousness is still unstable, the right place is a ward, and we will say so rather than take the booking.

The Equipment We Install

A typical setup is an adjustable bed with side rails and an air mattress, an oxygen concentrator or cylinder running at the prescribed flow, a suction machine, and a monitor showing pulse, oxygen saturation, blood pressure and temperature. Infusion equipment is added where it has been prescribed. Everything is delivered, installed and tested before a single shift begins.

The Nurse Through the Shift

After taking handover, the nurse records pulse, breathing rate, saturation, blood pressure and temperature, then confirms that oxygen and suction are working. Medicines and feeds go in on the prescribed clock. The airway is suctioned when needed, the patient is turned, and lines, catheters and tubes are checked. Readings outside the range your doctor set are reported at once.

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When It Fits

Patients a Doctor Has Cleared for Home

A senior nurse sees the room and reads the discharge summary before anything is promised or delivered.

Discharged From a Ward

Patients still on oxygen, suction or tube feeds after a long admission.

Advanced Lung Disease

Stable patients whose doctor has advised oxygen and monitoring at home.

Neurological Illness

Long-term cases needing suction, positioning and feeds through a tube.

Comfort-Focused Care

Families who have chosen symptom relief at home near the end of life.

Awaiting a Hospital Bed

Short-term cover while a transfer or a procedure is being scheduled.

Not Suitable

Unstable patients, or anyone who may need a ventilator or dialysis.

Setting Up

An improvised hospital is dangerous. We would rather turn a case down than install equipment into a room that cannot take it, or staff a patient whose doctor has not signed the plan. The scope goes in writing before delivery.

Order of Work

Room survey — a senior nurse looks at access, floor space, the power supply and how a bed and a concentrator will come in.
Papers read — the discharge summary and your doctor’s written advice decide the equipment list and the nursing grade.
Scope agreed in writing — what the setup covers, and what it does not, is signed before anything is ordered.
Install and test — equipment is delivered, run up and checked, and the family is shown the controls.

Shifts start — nursing cover begins only once that check is complete, never before.

Who Stays in Charge

Your treating doctor does. Oxygen, medicines and feeds change on their instruction and nobody else’s. Agree an emergency plan and a hospital before care starts: for blue lips, a seizure, chest pain or a fall in consciousness, call 1122 and move.

Room seen first — a senior nurse checks access and power before anything is ordered
Limits in writing — what the setup cannot manage is stated, not implied
Equipment tested — every machine is run up before a shift starts
Hospital route agreed — the emergency plan is settled in advance

Booking Online

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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Service needed

Area in Lahore

Patient gender

Preferred date and time

Email (optional)

Anything we should know

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I agree to Teemardari contacting me about this request by phone or WhatsApp.

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What the Setup Includes

Equipment and nursing supplied as one arrangement, not separately.

Hospital bed with rails and air mattress

Oxygen concentrator or cylinder, prescribed flow

Suction machine and vital-signs monitor

Qualified nurse on rotating day and night shifts

Room survey, installation and equipment testing

Written scope with your doctor’s sign-off

Monitored Care at Home for Elderly Patients

Close watch without the ward routine

Some older patients do badly in hospital for reasons that have nothing to do with their illness: broken sleep, unfamiliar faces, visiting hours that keep family at a distance. Where the treating doctor judges the patient stable enough, moving the monitoring home can help them eat, sleep and recognise people again. The clinical standard does not drop, but the surroundings do the patient a favour.

Equipment on its own is not care. Where a patient needs constant nursing but not hospital-grade machines, 24-hour home nursing care is usually the right service, and long-term patient care covers cases running into months.

Services Built Around the Setup

Clinical support that usually runs alongside a monitored room.

24-Hour Nursing

Continuous bedside cover in twelve-hour shifts.

NG Tube Care

Feeds, flushes and position checks.

Foley Catheter Care

Sterile changes and daily cleaning.

IV Drip Administration

Prescribed infusions run and watched.

Wound Dressing

Pressure areas and surgical wounds dressed on schedule.

Doctor Home Visit

A doctor reviews the chart.

ECG at Home

A tracing taken when the doctor asks for one.

Blood Sample Collection

Bloods drawn in the room and sent for testing.

Getting Set Up

From the first call to the first nursing shift

Call With the Summary

Phone 03176364604 with the discharge summary in front of you.

Room Survey Booked

A senior nurse checks space, power and how equipment will come in.

Scope and Equipment Signed

The list and the limits are agreed with your doctor and you.

Install, Test, Then Staff

Shifts begin once every machine has been run and checked.

Coverage Areas

ICU Setup at Home 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

Home Nursing Services in Lahore

24-Hour Home Nursing Care

Male & Female Home Nurses

Daily & Per-Visit Home Nursing

IV / IM Injections

IV Drip Administration

Wound Dressing

Diabetic Wound Care

Surgical Wound Care

Foley Catheter Care

NG Tube Care

Stoma Bag Care

Stitch Removal (Stitch Out)

POP & Orthopedic Back Slab Care

Home Healthcare Services

Home Nursing

Patient Care

Elderly Care

Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation

Doctor Consultations

Home Diagnostics

Emergency Home Care

Mother & Baby Care

FAQs

ICU Setup at Home FAQs

What families in Lahore ask before moving care home.

How are the nursing shifts organised around the clock?

Two twelve-hour shifts, with the nurse going off duty handing over at the bedside rather than by phone. Monitoring of this kind cannot pause, so a relief nurse is arranged before a shift is left open. The readings, the oxygen settings and anything the doctor said all pass over in writing.

How many nurses does the rota need?

Two at minimum for continuous cover, because nobody watches a monitor well for twenty-four hours. Where the doctor has asked for a particular skill, such as tracheostomy suction, both nurses on the rotation are chosen for it. A third relief nurse is normally briefed as well, for days off and illness.

What does the house need to supply?

A room a bed and a concentrator can actually get into, a reliable power point, and space for the nurse to work and wash her hands. Prescribed medicines, feeds and dressings come from your pharmacy. Tell us what equipment is already in the house so it is not ordered twice.

Can the setup start tonight?

Nursing can sometimes start the same evening, but a full setup cannot. The room has to be seen, the equipment sourced, delivered and tested, and your doctor’s written advice read. Rushing that produces a room full of machines nobody has checked. Allow a day or two for a safe install.

Can we request a male or female critical care nurse?

Yes, and with critical care cases we try to meet it, though the pool of nurses trained for this work is smaller. Tell us when you ask for the assessment. Where only one gender is free for a shift, you hear about it before the rota is confirmed.

What does an ICU setup cost?

In two parts: the equipment, which may be rented or bought, and the nursing, which depends on the grade and the shift pattern. Oxygen and consumables are an ongoing cost. Your coordinator gives you both figures, and what is excluded, before anything is delivered.

What happens if a nurse cannot cover her shift?

You call the coordinator. A relief nurse from the same rotation is sent and reads the bedside file before taking over. For a patient on oxygen or suction, a shift is never left uncovered on the assumption that the family can manage until morning.

Are the nurses ICU-trained?

Yes, and for this service they are the only nurses we assign. They are in short supply, so give as much notice as you can and send the discharge summary early. If the case needs skills beyond what a home setup supports, we will say so and point you back to hospital.