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Hospital admissions are for higher intensity of medical care and monitoring. However, recovery happens at home and in your local community. We provide trained staff (Health Care Assistants, nurses, doctors, allied health professionals) to support you in your recovery or improve the quality of your life in limited ability or disability, or humanely assist you to live with dignity at your home. We relieve carer distress and improve quality of life for chronic illness afflicted clients. We support early recovery at home and prevent recurrent admissions to hospital so that you are back on your life track at the earliest. We also diversify into home care support needs such as nanny care, shadow teaching, elderly care, domestic support to improve quality of life for families and relieve their distress. We specifically train staff to these requirements, supervise them, monitor them, and develop them professionally. We take serious action on our staff of noncompliance with carers or exhibit poor standards in home care or home health care.

Stress begins at home where we need to rejuvenate. The right supports available to meet domestic needs can free up our energy and mental space to focus on our work. If possible, Hospital stay should be in urgent medical situations requiring intense or specialist monitoring and care. Recovery should ideally be facilitated in our local community & at home. Samrakshana has these ideals at heart and hence is shaping access and availability of safe, good quality workforce to aid your recovery or support your partial disability to improve Quality of Life at home. We also assist with other domestic needs that weigh heavy on you and worsen your health and well-being as a carer. We are building complete training programs for Health Care assistants, care assistants, nurses to deliver home care and home health care to high standards.

Home Care support
  • Nanny
  • Home teacher
  • Maternity carer
  • Elderly care assistant
Home Health Care support
  • Part or full-time home health care assistant
  • Visiting nurse
  • Visiting doctor
  • Medical Director supervising and monitoring the team workforce
  • Visiting child psychologist
  • Visiting adult psychologist
  • Visiting special educator
  • Visiting social worker
  • Visiting consultant psychiatrist
  • Visiting physiotherapist
  • Visiting swallow / speech & language therapist
  • Health care assistant for a differently abled child at home
Conditions or situations we offer home healthcare support for
  • Post safe discharge from hospital on established treatment plan
  • Palliative care (where death is accepted as an eventuality and family prefers to provide quality life in remaining days for the client at home)
  • Physical rehabilitation needed at home after an injury or neurological event
  • Chronic medical condition/s needing long term care where there is no urgent medical need for hospitalisation (brain injury, stroke, dementia, organ failure, cancer, disability arising from traumatic injury etc)
  • Our staff can provide medications at home, IV drip, injections given IM, change catheter, wound care, bed sore management, stoma care after abdominal surgery, tracheostomy care after safe discharge from hospital, treatment of infections until safe to manage at home, physiotherapy and other therapies listed above, home health checks and body fluid sampling, as required visiting specialist or team member input, full time Health care assistant presence at home or a few hours every day as required, home monitoring in non-urgent or non-emergency situations.
  • We do not provide urgent or emergency medical care at home. Home care is associated with a certain degree of risk to the patient which needs to be acceptable to the family, despite our team’s best effort.
  • We provide training, supervision, mentoring, continuing professional development, to our team members and take strict necessary action on staff not meeting client needs at home or misusing any aspect of their stay or visit at the client’s facility.
Convenience and reduced stress for families such as
  • NRI
  • Family in Bangalore but carer in rest of India
  • Working children with elderly parents at home
  • Less family support available
  • Long term hospitalisation not affordable or not preferred
  • Complete medical treatments unavailable and hence, family preferring to continue treatments as advised at home
  • Other domestic demands on carers whereby they are unavailable to provide full time care to their family member in illness
  • End of life care
  • Demanding health care at home where family is unprepared or does not have enough knowledge or skills to provide health care at home
  • Many insurance companies now provide cover for home health care