Elder care at home, by qualified nurses
A qualified nurse at the door. All of Diagnex behind every visit.
For parents who want to stay independent at home, and for children who need to know they're genuinely looked after, even from another city. A Diagnex nurse visits on a fixed schedule for medicines, injections, BP, sugar, movement and doctor follow-ups.
An illustrative example. You get an update like this after every visit.
Start here
What's happening at home?
Pick whichever is closest. You'll see how care works for that situation, what's included and what it costs. You don't need a diagnosis to start.
Who we look after
Whether you're arranging care for a parent, or for yourself.
For sons and daughters
You call every evening, but you can't check her sugar from Pune or Dubai. You worry about missed tablets, the next doctor visit, the fall nobody mentions. We become your presence at home — a nurse who visits, checks, and tells you exactly how things are.
Plan care for my parent
For you, or your husband or wife
You want to stay in your own home, keep your routine, and not wait for your children for every hospital trip. A familiar Diagnex nurse visits on your schedule, helps with medicines and injections, keeps your reports in order, and comes with you to the doctor when needed.
Plan care for myselfWhat happens at a visit
Real help at home, not just a phone call.
Every visit follows a checklist built from your doctor's prescription. A standard visit runs about 75 minutes. The nurse does the work, records it, and flags anything the doctor should know.
Medicines, right and on time
Checks the tablets at home against the prescription, sets up the week's pill organiser and catches missed doses or mix-ups.
Injections and insulin
Gives prescribed injections, including insulin, and checks technique if your parent manages it on their own.
BP, sugar and vitals
Blood pressure, pulse, oxygen, temperature, weight and sugar, recorded every visit so changes show up as a trend, not a guess.
Moving safely
Helps with walking and the exercises the doctor or physiotherapist has advised, and spots fall risks around the home.
Doctor visits and tests
Keeps appointments, refills and tests on track, can go along to hospital visits, and arranges sample collection at home.
Mood and memory
Notices changes in sleep, appetite, memory or mood early, and brings them to the right doctor's attention.
Why Diagnex
One familiar nurse. A whole healthcare network behind the visit.
Most home nursing ends with the person who shows up. With Diagnex, the nurse is where care is delivered — and the organisation behind them takes responsibility for the rest.
We start from medical records
Your parent's prescriptions and latest reports set the care plan. If there are no recent reports, we arrange tests at home first, so nobody is guessing.
Every nurse is supervised
A senior Care Supervisor oversees each care plan, reads the visit notes, and steps in when something looks off.
Covered when someone is away
If your regular nurse is on leave or unwell, a replacement briefed from the records visits instead. You never have to find someone.
Your doctor stays in charge
Our nurses follow the prescription. They make sure the plan is actually followed at home, and that the doctor hears about changes early.
When needs change, you don't start over.
The hardest part of a health crisis is finding someone you trust, in a hurry, all over again. With Diagnex that doesn't happen — each step is the same organisation, the same records, the same people who already know the patient.
For families living away
Living in another city? You'll still know how they're doing.
After every visit you get a short written update on WhatsApp — vitals, medicines, anything that changed, and what happens next. If a decision is needed, the Care Supervisor calls you. Your parent stays in charge of their own care, and you stay informed, with their consent.
How to start
Three steps. You always know what comes next.
A free 20-minute call
Speak to a Diagnex care nurse by phone or video. Tell us what's getting hard to manage. No obligation.
A home assessment
A nurse visits, reviews prescriptions and reports, checks the home for safety and meets your parent. No recent reports? We arrange tests at home.
Care begins
You get a written care plan, a visit schedule and your named nurse. Increase or reduce visits as needs change.
Plans and prices
Pay for the visits your parent needs. Add more as needs grow.
Every plan includes the home assessment, a named Care Nurse with a Care Supervisor behind them, backup cover, and a WhatsApp update after every visit. Prices are starting points — your plan is confirmed after the home assessment.
Twice Weekly
A mostly independent parent with stable conditions.
2 visits a week · about 9 a month
₹9,500per month, from
- Medicines checked and organised
- Injections and insulin as prescribed
- Vitals and sugar recorded every visit
- Appointments and tests coordinated
- Monthly supervisor review
Alternate Days
Several conditions, insulin, or a recent decline.
3–4 visits a week · about 15 a month
₹16,500per month, from
- Everything in Twice Weekly
- Trend tracking against your doctor's thresholds
- One accompanied doctor visit a month
- Fortnightly supervisor review
Daily
Frail or slowing down, and needs attention every day.
Every day · about 30 a month
₹29,500per month, from
- Everything in Alternate Days
- Daily movement and exercise support
- Weekly summary for the family
- Cover on your nurse's days off
Daily Extended
High dependency, needing a longer visit every day.
Every day, longer visits · about 30 a month
₹45,000per month, from
- Everything in Daily
- 2.5-hour visits
- Senior nurse assigned
- Monthly doctor review of the care plan
Care for a specific condition is delivered by a nurse trained for it, and added to the plan you choose — 15% for conditions like diabetes, heart and stroke recovery, 25% for dementia, dialysis and palliative care.
Caring for both parents? Add the second at a reduced couple rate. Pay quarterly and save 10%, half-yearly 15%, yearly 20%. 30 days' notice to cancel, no long lock-in.
Clear expectations
What our nurses do, and what they don't, so there are no surprises.
Our nurses will
- Give prescribed medicines and injections
- Check BP, sugar and vitals at every visit
- Help with movement and prescribed exercises
- Keep records and update the family
- Guide your attendant or helper on routines and safety
- Flag changes to your doctor quickly
- Go with your parent to appointments when planned
Our nurses won't
- Diagnose, or start, stop or change medicines
- Replace your doctor
- Take on personal care such as bathing, toileting or feeding
- Take on household work such as cooking or cleaning
- Handle a medical emergency on their own
These are trained nurses, and they do what a nurse is trained to do. If your parent needs help with bathing, dressing or feeding, or someone present through the day, we arrange that separately through Diagnex Nursing and Caregiver services, working alongside your Care Nurse. In an emergency, call 112 or go to the nearest hospital first, then tell us.
Your questions
Ask us anything. Here's what people ask us first.
Who will actually visit?
A qualified ANM or GNM nurse, trained in elder care and, where relevant, in your parent's condition. We keep the same nurse wherever possible, so your parent sees a familiar face.
What if our nurse can't come?
We send a replacement who has been briefed from your parent's records. You don't have to arrange anything.
Can the nurse give injections and insulin?
Yes, as prescribed by your doctor.
Do you need a prescription to start?
Yes. Care is built on your doctor's prescription and recent reports. If you don't have current ones, we can arrange a doctor consultation and tests at home.
Will the nurse help with bathing or feeding?
No. Our Care Nurses are trained nurses and handle clinical care. If your parent needs help with bathing, dressing or feeding, we arrange a trained attendant through Diagnex Nursing and Caregiver services, working alongside your nurse.
We already have a maid or attendant. Why a nurse?
An attendant helps with daily living. Our nurse handles the clinical side — medicines, injections, readings, follow-ups — and can guide your attendant on routines and safety. Many families use both.
Can you do dressings, catheter care or IV fluids at home?
Yes. Clinical procedures at home are a separate Diagnex service and can be arranged alongside your Elder Care plan, on your doctor's advice.
I live abroad. How will I know what's happening?
You get a written update on WhatsApp after every visit, and the Care Supervisor calls you when a decision is needed.
Can we change the number of visits?
Yes. Increase any time; reduce with notice at the next billing cycle.
Is it available in my area?
We operate across Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Kolkata and Howrah. We confirm your locality on the free call.
Will this keep my parent out of hospital?
We can't promise that, and nobody honestly can. What regular visits do is catch changes earlier and make sure the doctor hears about them sooner.
Know someone who could use this?
A friend from your building, your morning walk, your office. Good care is easier to find when someone you trust points the way.
They get their first home assessment free.
You get one free visit credited to your next month, once they begin care. During our launch window, that credit is doubled.
Not sure where to start? Talk to a care nurse, free.
20 minutes, by phone or video. Tell us about your parent, or yourself. We'll tell you honestly what kind of care makes sense — even if it turns out you don't need us yet.
Calls answered 8 am – 8 pm, Monday to Saturday. Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Kolkata and Howrah.
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