Caring for someone who cannot leave the bed is one of the hardest jobs a family can take on. The patient needs to be turned regularly, kept clean and dry, fed carefully and watched for warning signs such as redness on the skin, chest congestion or dehydration. Without trained hands, complications can develop quickly.
Our caretakers are trained in the specific skills bedridden care requires — safe turning and positioning, bed baths, diaper care, pressure-area checks and careful feeding — so your loved one stays comfortable and your family can rest.
What Our Bedridden Patient Care Includes
- Turning and repositioning on a regular schedule
- Daily pressure-area checks for early signs of bedsores
- Bed bath, hair wash, oral care and nail care
- Diaper changes and skin care to prevent rashes
- Bed making with the patient in bed
- Safe feeding and fluid tracking; NG feeding if instructed
- Passive range-of-motion exercises (as advised by physio)
- Coordinating with nurse visits for dressings and catheter care
Who Is This Service For?
- Patients after a major stroke or spinal injury
- Advanced dementia or Parkinson's disease
- Cancer and palliative care patients
- Elderly patients who are very weak after long illness
Flexible Shifts to Suit Your Family
Choose a 12-hour day or night shift, 24-hour care with two rotating staff, or a live-in caretaker. Not sure which you need? Read 24-hour vs 12-hour attendant.
Bedridden Patient Care in Islamabad & Rawalpindi
We provide bedridden patient care across Islamabad — including F-6, F-7, F-10, F-11, E-11, G-9, G-11, G-13, I-8, DHA and Bahria Enclave — and across Rawalpindi, including Saddar, Satellite Town, Chaklala Scheme III, Westridge, Adiala Road, Bahria Town and DHA.
How to Book
- Call or WhatsApp 0339-0546445.
- Share the patient's condition, location and preferred shift.
- We match a verified caretaker — usually within 24 hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should a bedridden patient be turned?
As a general rule, many care guidelines suggest repositioning roughly every two hours, but the right schedule depends on the patient's condition and mattress. Follow your doctor or nurse's advice.
Can you help if the patient already has a bedsore?
Yes. Our caretaker keeps pressure off the area and maintains hygiene, and we arrange a nurse for wound dressing as prescribed by the doctor.
Do you provide equipment like air mattresses?
We can advise you on what equipment helps — air mattresses, hospital beds, wheelchairs — and where families commonly arrange them in Islamabad and Rawalpindi.