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Hannah Home Careand Rehabilitation Centre

Patient Attendant and Elderly Care at Home in Bangalore

Day-to-day care for an elderly or bedridden person at home — bathing, feeding, moving, and the company that matters as much as any of it.

The work that actually fills the day

Helping someone out of bed without hurting either of you. Bathing and changing with dignity kept intact. Meals eaten rather than served. Turning a bedridden patient often enough that pressure sores never start. Walking to the gate and back. Remembering which tablet is at what time. None of it is dramatic and all of it decides how well someone lives.

Male and female attendants

For personal care most families have a clear preference, and it is usually the right one — a father who would find it difficult to be bathed by a woman, a mother who would find the reverse difficult. Say so when you call. It is a normal request, not an awkward one.

Living far from a parent

A large share of the families who call us are not in Bangalore, or not in the same part of it. The arrangement has to work without you in the room: someone who reports honestly, a phone number that gets answered, and a written record of the day rather than a reassuring summary.

When an attendant is not enough

If a patient needs injections, a catheter managed, tube feeding, or wound dressing changed to a doctor's instruction, that is nursing work and needs a qualified nurse. A good provider tells you that before taking the booking, not after.

Not sure which of these you need?

Describe the situation on the phone and we will tell you what level of care it actually calls for.

Patient Attendant & Elderly Care — questions families ask

Can I ask for a male or a female attendant?
Yes, and you should say which you would prefer when you call. For bathing and personal care most families have a clear preference and it is a completely normal request.
What is the difference between 12-hour, 24-hour and live-in care?
A 12-hour attendant covers a day or a night shift. 24-hour cover means two attendants rotating, so somebody is always awake. Live-in means the attendant stays in the home, with proper rest and off-duty hours built into the arrangement. Which one suits depends on how disturbed the nights are and who else is at home.
Do attendants cook or do housework?
Attendant work is patient care — helping with bathing, feeding, moving, toileting and company. Anything beyond that should be agreed clearly before care starts, so that neither the family nor the attendant is left with unspoken expectations.
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