Train attendant service at home
What Is An In-Home Trained Attendant Service?
An in-home trained attendant service provides holistic support and assistance in the comfort of your home. Trained attendants, also known as caregivers, help individuals who need support with their daily activities. They assist with personal grooming, mobility, feeding, and other essential tasks. They are also trained to monitor basic health parameters, such as heart rate and blood pressure.
When Do You Need Us?
Why Choose Our Trained Attendant Service?
Compassionate Care at Home: Receive personalised and compassionate care in the comfort of your home.
1,50,000+ Happy Customers: We are proud to have served over 1,50,000 happy customers.
Supervised Care: Our attendants are supervised by senior nurses and doctors.
Trained and Background-Verified Attendants: Our attendants receive proper training and undergo background checks.
Language Preference: We assign attendants who speak a language you are comfortable with, wherever possible.
Trusted Hospital Partnerships: We are the recommended homecare partner for leading hospitals.
Affordable, Accountable and Accessible: We strive to provide reliable and accessible homecare services at affordable rates.
How to Arrange Care
Discuss
Explain the patient's condition and daily requirements.
Confirm Availability
Discuss the available service, duties.
Assess Requirements
Clarify mobility, nursing needs, preferred schedule.
Begin Service
Proceed after the arrangement is confirmed.
Heritage Health Solution at Home
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Heritage Health Solutions At Home trained attendants assist with daily living activities, oral medication assistance, feeding tube-related support where appropriately trained, mobility and ambulation, monitoring patients’ vital signs, personal grooming, and other care-related tasks as required.
No. Our attendants focus on helping patients with their daily living activities and personal care. They are not responsible for washing clothes or utensils for the entire family.
No. Our trained attendants are not medical professionals. However, they receive training in daily living assistance and basic care-related support.
Yes. We conduct background checks on our attendants before recruitment and provide them with thorough training before assigning them to a patient.
You can choose short-term or long-term care according to your loved one’s needs. Our trained attendant services are available for 12-hour or 24-hour shifts.