Every service your loved one needs — at home.

What they do

Our skilled nurses visit your loved one at home to provide professional medical care — monitoring health, managing medications, caring for wounds, and keeping your family informed.

When you need them

• Post-operative or post-hospitalisation care
• Chronic condition management (diabetes, hypertension, heart conditions)
• Wound care, IV therapy, or catheter management
• Regular health monitoring and vital checks
• When a family member needs consistent medical attention at home

Every nurse we place is verified, trained, and introduced to your family before the first visit.

What they do

Our physiotherapists work with your loved one at home to restore movement, rebuild strength, manage pain, and support recovery — through hands-on therapy and personalised exercise programs.

When you need them

• Recovery after surgery (orthopaedic, cardiac, neurological)
• Stroke rehabilitation and regaining mobility
• Managing chronic pain or arthritis
• Fall prevention and balance training for seniors
• Post-fracture rehabilitation
• Parkinson’s disease or neurological condition management

Physiotherapy at home is more effective for many patients — familiar surroundings, no travel stress, and a therapist focused entirely on your loved one.

What they do

Our dietitians provide personalised nutrition guidance for your loved one — tailored to their health condition, medical history, food preferences, and recovery goals.

When you need them

• Managing diabetes through diet
• Cardiac diet planning after a heart event
• Nutrition support during cancer treatment or chemotherapy
• Post-surgical dietary recovery
• Managing weight, kidney disease, or digestive conditions
• General nutrition improvement for seniors

Delivery options

• Virtual session — Consultation via video call (convenient, flexible)
• In-person home visit — Dietitian assesses your loved one’s home environment and meals

What they do

Our psychologists provide professional emotional and mental health support — for the patient and, when needed, for the family members caring for them.

When you need them

• Adjusting to life after a serious illness or hospitalisation
• Managing anxiety, depression, or loneliness in seniors
• Emotional support during cancer treatment
• Cognitive concerns or early signs of dementia
• Grief or loss

When you need them

• Caregiver stress and burnout
• Managing the emotional weight of long-distance caregiving
• Processing a loved one’s diagnosis or decline

Delivery options

• Virtual session — Private, confidential video consultation
• In-person session — Psychologist visits your loved one at home

Mental and emotional wellbeing is part of care — not an afterthought. Upchar Setu includes psychological support in higher-tier packages because we believe whole-person care is the only real care.

What they do

A trained Patient Attendant provides hands-on daily support for patients who need assistance with personal care, mobility, meals, and everyday activities — giving families relief and giving patients dignity.

What a Patient Attendant helps with

• Personal hygiene, bathing, and grooming
• Mobility assistance and transfers
• Meal preparation and feeding support
• Accompaniment during home-based activities
• Companionship and basic patient monitoring
• Alerting family or care team if a concern arises

Shift structure

Patient Attendants work in 12-hour shifts. For patients who need round-the-clock presence, consecutive shifts can be arranged.

When you need them

• Post-surgery or post-discharge recovery (30-day intensive programs)
• Patients with limited mobility or full dependency
• Seniors who live alone or without a family member at home during the day
• Families needing relief from daily hands-on caregiving

Every Patient Attendant placed by Upchar Setu is trained, verified, and introduced to your family before they begin. You will always know who is in your home.

Package that fits

Vatsalya Complete — our Attendant Intensive package for hands-on daily support at home.

What this is

Palliative care is not about giving up. It is about choosing comfort, dignity, and quality of life — for your loved one, and for your family. Upchar Setu provides compassionate, coordinated palliative care at home for patients living with serious, life-limiting illness — at any stage of the illness journey.

Palliative care can run alongside curative treatment. It does not mean the end of hope. It means adding a team whose purpose is to manage pain, support wellbeing, and make every day as meaningful as possible.

What palliative care at home includes

• Pain and symptom management (coordinated with your loved one’s treating doctors)
• Skilled nursing for comfort-focused medical care
• Psychological support for the patient — and for the family
• Social worker support to help the family navigate this chapter
• Dietitian guidance for comfort nutrition
• MBBS doctor home visits for medical assessment and comfort management
• Care Coordinator to hold the entire care plan together

When to consider palliative care

• When a loved one has been diagnosed with a serious, advanced, or terminal illness
• When the focus of care is shifting from cure to comfort
• When pain, breathlessness, fatigue, or other symptoms need dedicated management at home
• When your family needs professional guidance and emotional support through a difficult time
• When a loved one has expressed a wish to be cared for at home through their final chapter

This is one of the most difficult things a family faces. Upchar Setu does not step back when care becomes hard — we step closer. Our care team is trained to support not just the patient, but every family member walking this journey alongside them.

You do not have to navigate this alone. We are here — with professional care, with compassion, and with steadiness — for as long as you need us.