A stroke (often called falij) can change life overnight. A person who was independent may suddenly be unable to walk, use one arm, swallow safely or speak clearly. Recovery is possible for many patients, but it takes months of consistent daily effort — and that is exactly where families need help.
Our stroke-care caretakers are trained to protect the weak side, prevent falls, support safe swallowing and keep the exercise routine your physiotherapist prescribes. They also give the emotional encouragement that matters so much in recovery.
What Our Stroke & Paralysis Patient Care Includes
- Safe transfers and walking support protecting the weak side
- Daily exercise routine as set by the physiotherapist
- Careful feeding with the correct food texture to reduce choking risk
- Speech practice and communication support
- Positioning to prevent shoulder pain and contractures
- Blood pressure and sugar monitoring
- Medicine reminders, especially blood thinners and BP tablets
- Hygiene, toileting and dressing assistance
Who Is This Service For?
- Patients with one-sided weakness (hemiplegia)
- Patients with swallowing or speech difficulties after stroke
- Spinal cord injury and paraplegia patients
- Patients with Parkinson's or other neurological conditions
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.
Stroke & Paralysis Patient Care in Islamabad & Rawalpindi
We provide stroke & paralysis 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
Can you arrange a physiotherapist as well?
Yes. We can arrange home physiotherapy sessions alongside the caretaker, so exercises are taught by the physio and practised daily with the caretaker.
What are the warning signs of another stroke?
Remember FAST: Face drooping, Arm weakness, Speech difficulty — Time to call emergency services (1122) immediately. Our caretakers are briefed to act fast and inform the family.