
Home care service · Delhi NCR
Patient Attendant (GDA) at Home
A General Duty Assistant (GDA) takes care of the physical, everyday needs of a patient — bathing, feeding, toileting, moving and turning — so your family member is never alone and your family gets to rest. Attendants work 12-hour or 24-hour live-in shifts.
- Trainedattendants
- Policeverified
- 12 / 24 hrshifts
- Replacementon request
What's covered
Patient Attendant (GDA): how we help
Every plan is tailored to the patient — these are the things we help with most often.
Bathing & grooming
Sponge bath, oral care
Toileting
Diapers, bedpan, catheter bag
Feeding support
Including Ryles tube feeds
Turning every 2 hrs
To prevent bed sores
Walking & transfers
Bed to chair, wheelchair
Medicine reminders
As per prescription
Basic vitals log
BP, sugar, temperature
Company
Conversation & reassurance
What's included
- Bathing, grooming, oral care and changing clothes
- Help with toilet use, diaper and catheter bag changes
- Feeding support, including spoon-feeding and Ryles tube feeds
- Turning and repositioning every 2 hours to prevent bed sores
- Help with walking, wheelchair transfers and simple exercises
- Medicine reminders and a daily log of basic vitals
- Company, conversation and escort for hospital follow-ups
Why families choose Paras Homecare
Matched to your patient
We match on language, gender preference and experience with the patient's condition — not just whoever is free.
Trained for bed-bound care
Safe lifting, turning and transfers, so the patient stays comfortable and the attendant does not get hurt.
Cover on the weekly off
When your regular attendant takes their day off, a trained replacement is arranged so care does not stop.
A coordinator who checks in
Your care coordinator follows up regularly and is the person you call if anything needs to change.
Staffing options
12-hour shift
Day or night shift, with a replacement on the weekly off.
24-hour live-in
Stays at the home; the family provides meals and a place to rest.
Who this is for
- Bed-bound or partially mobile patients
- Elderly parents who need help through the day
- Families who need night-time relief
- Recovery at home after hospital discharge
Often combined with
Related services
Talk to a care coordinator today
Tell us what the patient needs. We'll call you back within 30 minutes with honest advice.



