About us
Care that feels like family, with clinical discipline
Paras Homecare helps families look after a patient or an elderly parent at home, with the right people, the right equipment and someone to call when things change.
Our mission
Recovery and ageing are better at home
Most patients discharged from hospital go home to families who have never changed a dressing or moved a bed-bound adult. Elderly parents often need a dependable person in the house far more than another hospital visit.
We exist to fill that gap properly — with trained, verified people, written care plans, equipment that works, and one coordinator who knows your case and answers when you call.
Every family is different, so care is never one-size-fits-all. We listen first, recommend only what the patient actually needs, and adjust as they recover.
“Treat every patient like our own family.”
Why families choose us
Care you can trust with the people you love
Letting someone into your home to care for a parent or patient is a big decision. These are the standards we hold ourselves to.
Verified, trained staff
Every caregiver is identity- and police-verified, and trained before their first home visit.
Doctor-guided care plans
Clinical cases follow a written plan based on the treating doctor's advice and discharge summary.
Everything explained upfront
Your coordinator walks you through the care plan and answers every question before care starts.
Replacement if it's not right
Not comfortable with a caregiver? Tell your coordinator and we arrange a replacement.
One coordinator, always reachable
A single point of contact who knows your case and answers when you call.
Equipment installed and explained
We deliver, set up and show your family how to use every machine safely.
Choosing caregivers
How we select the people who enter your home
Trust is the whole job. Every caregiver goes through the same checks before their first visit.
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Identity & police verification
Government ID, address proof and police verification are checked before anyone joins.
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Qualification check
Nursing and physiotherapy certificates and registrations are verified with the issuing body.
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Skills assessment
Practical checks on patient handling, hygiene, transfers and the procedures each role requires.
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Reference calls
We speak to previous employers or families about reliability and conduct.
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Ongoing supervision
Coordinators check in with families regularly, and feedback decides who we keep working with.
How it works
Care at home in four simple steps
No complicated paperwork. One coordinator handles everything from the first call onwards.
- 1
Tell us about the patient
Call, WhatsApp or send the form. Share the condition, the doctor's advice and what help you need.
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Free consultation
A care coordinator understands your situation and suggests the right care and equipment.
- 3
The right caregiver, introduced
We match a verified caregiver to the patient's needs and share their profile before the first visit.
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Care starts — we stay in touch
Your coordinator checks in regularly and adjusts the plan or the caregiver whenever needed.
Talk to a care coordinator today
Tell us what the patient needs. We'll call you back within 30 minutes with honest advice.