Health Care Services at Home

What is Revex Care in-home nursing service?

Revex Care trained nurses for home care provide high-quality home care nursing services for hospital-like care at home. Whether you are looking for simple support in doing everyday tasks when recovering or need complex care that can be daunting for family members to undertake. Our nurses are highly trained medical professionals capable of providing hospital-like care in the comfort of your own home.

Who are Medical Attendants?

Attendants are certified caregivers and are selected after several rounds of screening processes including undergoing thorough background verification, before undergoing an intensive training program.

Revex care nursing attendants at home have the requisite qualifications, but they also need to have at least one years of caregiving experience before going through our training and onboarding program.

You are guaranteed to find a marked difference in the behaviour, empathy and sensitivity of Revex Care Attendants as compared to other ward boys, aayas and caretakers.

What is Revex Care attendant service?

There are times when constant care and attention is required at home for your loved ones. There are several instances when all you need is a helping hand at home for taking care of daily needs of your elderly parents or a loved one suffering from chronic illness; this is where having a health caretaker at home can be so helpful.

We teach our non-medical attendants to empathize with the condition of the patient and be sensitive to their needs. Not only do they help the patient with mobility, personal care, toileting and meals but our in-home patient attendants also act as companions to them. Having a health caretaker at home also means you get support services like cleaning dishes, washing patient’s clothes, maintaining patient’s room and supplies as per need.

Caring for the elderly or for patients recovering from illness is not an easy task. We take special care to ensure that your loved one is comfortable with the home patient attendant provided by us, through a data-driven process of matching your requirements with the attendant’s capabilities. You get a non-medical attendant who is just the right fit for your loved one. In unlikely event that the caregiver assigned to you does not suit your needs, we will strive to find you a replacement till we get the right fit.

Why is non- medical attendant at home a good idea?

With the rise of nuclear families, couples where both partners work and follow fast paced lifestyle, you might find yourself unable to give the full attention and care that your elderly parents or loved one recovering from illness might need; this is when it’s best to have a health caretaker at home.

In such cases, it is best for the patient to receive the help of experts like us who can provide home patient attendants and caregivers for the daily activities needed for patient care at your home.

We believe that recovery from illness require both physical and mental well-being. Hence, it is best for your elderly parents or loved ones that they recuperate in the warmth and loving atmosphere of home.

Just opt to have a caretaker at home and leave the stress and worry of taking constant care of your loved one in our professional hands, this will mean you can spend more quality time with the patient or your loved one, and be able to focus on what’s most important to you.

Why choose Revex Care?

We understand that every request for Nursing Care is unique and our Nurses are qualified to assess the situation to identify the care needs of the patient. We offer day-time support, overnight support, and 24-hour home nursing services. We also provide on-demand nurse home care interventions for patients who need this expertise.

Every Revex Care Nurses for home care is the perfect combination of an expert medical professional and a Holistic Care-Giver, with the expertise to bridge the gap between the doctor, patient, and family –members.

Our nurses are experienced in providing a complete range of nursing care specializations:

• Taking medicines on time, monitoring blood pressure and other vitals, and fixing a diet plan
• Oral and personal hygiene, feeding and bathroom assistance, or assistance with mobility
• Caring and dressing wounds, handling IV infusions and other medical equipment, emptying catheter bags, colostomy bags and bedpans.