Patient Care Services
Patient Care Services at Home in Lahore
When illness, surgery or old age makes daily life unmanageable, Teemardari arranges patient care at home in Lahore: trained attendants, caregivers and nurses who help with washing, meals, medicines and movement, by the hour, by the shift or round the clock.
- Day, Night and Live-In Cover
- Vetted Attendants & Caregivers
- Senior Nurse Supervision
Home Nursing Services
Patient Care at Home, Anywhere in Lahore
At Teemardari, patient care at home in Lahore means practical help with what illness takes away: washing, eating, reaching the washroom, and getting through the night. Families come to us when the work has grown beyond what they can safely manage alone.
You choose the level of help, from an attendant for a few hours to round-the-clock cover, and a senior nurse keeps the plan current as the patient’s condition changes.
Care Shaped Around the Patient and the Household
Trained attendants, caregivers and nurses for patients recovering at home or living with a long illness. Help with personal care, meals, medicines and movement, by the hour, by the shift or round the clock, with everything written down for your family.
- Attendants, Caregivers and Nurses
- A Written Care Plan
- Relief Cover Arranged
Popular Patient Care Services
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What We Provide
What Each Patient Care Service Covers
Seven services, each for a different stage of illness. Your coordinator will help you choose.
Bedridden Patient Care
Who the service suits, what the carer actually does, and how the hours are arranged.
Post-Surgery Patient Care
Who the service suits, what the carer actually does, and how the hours are arranged.
Post-Hospitalisation Care
Who the service suits, what the carer actually does, and how the hours are arranged.
Long-Term Patient Care
Who the service suits, what the carer actually does, and how the hours are arranged.
Patient Attendant Services
Who the service suits, what the carer actually does, and how the hours are arranged.
Caregiver / Aya Services
Who the service suits, what the carer actually does, and how the hours are arranged.
Day & Night Patient Care
Who the service suits, what the carer actually does, and how the hours are arranged.
Bedridden Patient Care
Clean, Turned and Comfortable in Bed
Bedridden patient care is the hands-on work of keeping someone comfortable and free of complications when they cannot leave their bed. Carers turn and reposition on a schedule, give bed baths and mouth care, change diapers and bedding, feed the patient sitting upright and move stiff limbs gently. A supervising nurse checks the heels, hips and lower back for the first signs of a pressure sore.
- Turning and repositioning on a written schedule
- Bed baths, mouth care and clean linen
- Diaper, bedpan and urine bag care
- Pressure points checked by a nurse
Post-Surgery Patient Care
Recovering From an Operation at Home
Post-surgery care follows your surgeon’s written instructions rather than a standard routine. The nurse inspects the incision and any drain, records temperature, pulse and blood pressure, changes dressings when they are due and gives prescribed painkillers on time so the patient can breathe deeply and move. Fever, a red or leaking wound, fresh bleeding or calf pain are reported to your surgeon the same day.
- Incision and drain checks at every visit
- Dressings changed as the surgeon instructed
- Prescribed painkillers given on schedule
- Supervised first walks and breathing exercises
Post-Hospitalisation Care
The First Fortnight After Coming Home From Hospital
Most avoidable returns to hospital start with a muddled medicine list, a missed warning sign, too little to drink or a fall. Our nurse reads the discharge summary with your family, lays every old and new medicine out into one timed routine, checks blood pressure, oxygen, sugar and temperature, and keeps the follow-up appointments and pending reports in one place.
- Discharge summary read through with the family
- Old and new medicines merged into one routine
- Blood pressure, oxygen and sugar recorded
- Follow-up dates and pending reports tracked
Related Care
Care That Works Alongside Patient Care
Most patients need more than one service. We arrange them together, so you call one number.
Post-Surgery Patient Care
Wound checks, pain relief and first steps after surgery.
Bedridden Patient Care
Turning, bed baths and pressure-sore watch.
Elderly Nursing Care
Skilled nursing for frail parents and grandparents.
Doctor Home Visit
A PMDC-registered doctor at the bedside.
Home Physiotherapy
Exercises to rebuild strength and movement.
Blood Sample Collection
Samples taken at home for your doctor.
Chronic Disease Consultation
Reviews for diabetes, blood pressure and heart disease.
Patient Attendant Services
An attendant to stay with the patient.
Mother & Baby Care
Postnatal and newborn care by trained staff.
Long-Term Patient Care
Care Measured in Months, Not Days
Long-term care is built around continuity. One primary carer learns the patient’s habits, appetite and small signs of change, a named relief carer covers leave, and a senior nurse reviews the written plan at set intervals and whenever the condition shifts. Shift logs make slow changes in weight, skin or mood visible early.
- One primary carer, plus a named relief carer
- Care plan reviewed by a senior nurse
- Scheduled nursing for tubes, catheters and wounds
- Shift records shared with your doctor
Patient Attendant Services
A Trained Pair of Hands and Eyes
An attendant is non-clinical help, and that is the point: much of what a weak patient needs is not a treatment. The attendant helps them sit up, stand, walk and reach the washroom, supports meals and drinks, notices pain or confusion early and calls for help. Attendants also sit at a hospital bedside and escort patients to dialysis, chemotherapy and scans.
- Help to sit up, stand and walk safely
- Commode, urinal and washroom assistance
- Bedside cover during a hospital admission
- Escort to dialysis, chemotherapy and tests
Caregiver / Aya Services
Personal Care Handled Gently and in Private
Bathing, changing and toileting are the tasks families find hardest to keep up, and the ones patients feel most exposed by. Our caregivers work with the door closed and the body covered except where they are washing, dry skin folds properly to prevent rashes, and keep clothes and bedding fresh. A female aya is available on request.
- Bathing, bed baths and oral care
- Dressing, grooming, hair and nail care
- Adult diaper and pad changes
- A female aya for women who prefer one
Why Teemardari
What Families Get With Every Placement
Care Plan in Writing
Personal care, meals, medicines and warning signs, set down.
Background-Verified Carers
Identity checks, references and an in-person interview.
Senior Nurse Supervision
Shift notes read and reviewed by a senior nurse.
A Quote Before We Start
Clear charges for the staff and hours agreed.
Daily Notes for Family
Food, fluids, sleep, toileting and mood, written down each shift.
Relief Carer Arranged
Cover for leave or illness, briefed from the same plan.
Getting Started
Three Steps to Care at Home
Tell us about the patient
A coordinator asks about the diagnosis, what the patient can still do alone, and the hours you need covered.
Send the medical papers
Share the prescription, discharge summary or recent reports on WhatsApp before the assessment visit.
Meet your carer
A senior nurse writes the care plan, we match a suitable carer, and you are introduced on day one.
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More Ways We Care for Your Family
Post-Surgery Patient Care
For patients in the sore, unsteady first weeks after an operation.
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Elderly Nursing Care
For frail parents who need nursing as well as company.
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Bedridden Patient Care
For patients who now spend the whole day in bed.
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Mother & Baby Care
For new mothers recovering and newborns needing experienced hands.
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Who Comes to Your Home
The Carers and Nurses Behind Each Placement
Who will be sent to our home?
An attendant, a caregiver or aya, or a qualified nurse, depending on what the care plan needs. We give you the carer’s name and background before the first shift.
How are our carers supervised?
A senior nurse writes the plan, reads the shift notes and visits to check that care matches it. When the patient’s condition changes, the plan is rewritten with your family.
Can we meet the carer before care starts?
Yes. We can arrange a phone call or a short introductory visit, so nobody meets for the first time mid-shift.
What if the carer is not the right fit?
Tell your coordinator rather than the carer. We arrange a replacement and brief them from the same plan.
Practical Help When Illness Takes Over a Household
Caring for someone unwell is tiring in a way that is hard to explain to anyone who has not done it. Teemardari puts trained hands into the house so the heavy, repetitive work is shared: the washing, the turning, the medicines at odd hours, the long nights. Families get to be family again.
Call us and tell us what the patient needs.
Why Care at Home Often Works Better
A patient at home sleeps in their own bed, eats familiar food and sees their own family, and the risk of picking up a hospital infection drops. Much of what a recovering or long-term patient needs is careful routine rather than hospital equipment, and routine is easier to keep at home.
A Written Care Plan for Every Patient
Care starts with an assessment at home, not a price list. A senior nurse looks at the diagnosis, the prescriptions, how much the patient can still manage alone and how the household runs, then writes a plan covering personal care, meals, mobility, medicines and the warning signs to act on. It is reviewed whenever the doctor changes treatment or the patient’s condition changes.
Vetted Attendants and Caregivers
Day, Night and Live-In Cover
Carers Across the Whole City
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Someone Trained With Your Patient, Day or Night
Attendants, caregivers and nurses for homes across Lahore. Tell us the condition and the hours, and we will tell you what the care should look like.
Our Mission
To provide high-quality, accessible and compassionate healthcare at home, improving patient wellbeing and recovery across Lahore.
Our Vision
To make healthcare more patient-centred, convenient and reliable for every family we serve.
Our Team
Qualified nurses, doctors, physiotherapists and caregivers committed to exceptional home-based care.
Our Approach
Sound clinical practice with a patient-first attitude, tailored to every individual's needs.
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Coverage Areas
Patient Care Services Across All 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.
- Premium Residential Areas
FAQs
Patient Care FAQs
What families ask us most before arranging patient care at home.
What is the difference between an attendant, a caregiver and a nurse?
An attendant helps the patient move, eat and stay safe. A caregiver or aya takes on bathing, changing and feeding. A qualified nurse handles clinical work: injections, drips, wound dressings, catheters and feeding tubes. Many patients need two of the three, and the care plan says plainly who does what.
Can we book a few hours a day, or do we need full cover?
Both, and most things in between: a few hours a day, a day or night shift, round-the-clock cover with two carers, or a live-in carer who stays at your home.
Can we ask for a male or female carer?
Yes. Say which you prefer when you book. A female aya for a female patient and a male carer where lifting is heavy are both routine requests.
Can a caregiver give injections or change a drip?
No. Injections, drips, wound dressings and catheter changes are nursing work, done by a qualified nurse on a valid prescription. Attendants and caregivers never give an injection, adjust a drip or change a prescribed dose, and they call the nurse for anything clinical.
Can you send an ICU-trained nurse for a critical patient?
Yes. Where a patient is on a tracheostomy, oxygen, suction or close monitoring, we place an ICU-trained nurse rather than a caregiver. They are in short supply, so give us notice and share the discharge summary.
How is patient care priced?
Charges follow the level of staff and the hours: an attendant is not priced like a caregiver, and neither is priced like a nurse. You get the rate for your case before care begins.
What should we have ready before care starts?
The prescription, discharge summary and recent reports, the patient’s current medicines, and a clean surface near the bed. Tell us what equipment is already at home, such as a hospital bed, air mattress, commode or oxygen.
How quickly can patient care start in Lahore?
Our team usually reaches you within two hours of your call to discuss the case and arrange an assessment. Whether a shift can be covered the same evening depends on the carers free in your area.
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