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Clinical services

Specialist care,
delivered at home.

Six clinical services across physiotherapy, therapy and nursing — each with a defined assessment, a written care plan and measured outcomes.

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Clinical services
6

Clinical services

Conditions treated
33+

Conditions treated

To first assessment
48 hrs

To first assessment

Availability a week
7 days

Availability a week

Conditions we treat

Find your condition

Search by diagnosis or browse by clinical area. If your condition isn't listed, call us — we'll tell you honestly whether home care is appropriate.

33 conditions listed

Neurological

Rehabilitation after injury to the brain, spinal cord or nerves — focused on regaining movement, balance and independence.

  • Stroke (CVA)

    Regaining strength, balance and hand function after a stroke, including hemiplegia.

  • Paralysis & hemiplegia

    Positioning, contracture prevention and graded strengthening for partial or full paralysis.

  • Parkinson's disease

    Gait, freezing and balance training to reduce fall risk and maintain mobility.

  • Spinal cord injury

    Transfer training, wheelchair skills and prevention of secondary complications.

  • Multiple sclerosis

    Fatigue-managed exercise programmes that protect function without triggering relapse.

  • Bell’s palsy & facial weakness

    Facial re-education and targeted exercises to restore symmetry and expression.

  • Peripheral neuropathy

    Balance work and sensory retraining where nerve damage affects the feet or hands.

Orthopaedic & musculoskeletal

Treatment for pain, stiffness and weakness in joints, muscles and the spine — including recovery after surgery.

  • Post-operative rehabilitation

    Structured recovery after knee replacement, hip replacement, spinal or fracture surgery.

  • Low back pain & sciatica

    Manual therapy plus a core and mobility programme to settle pain and prevent recurrence.

  • Knee pain & osteoarthritis

    Strengthening and load management to reduce pain and delay or avoid surgery.

  • Frozen shoulder

    Staged mobilisation and stretching to restore range through each phase of the condition.

  • Cervical spondylosis & neck pain

    Postural correction, traction and exercise for neck pain and referred arm symptoms.

  • Fracture recovery

    Regaining range and strength once a cast or fixation is removed.

  • Sports injuries

    Ligament, tendon and muscle injury rehab with a graded return-to-sport plan.

  • Rheumatoid & inflammatory arthritis

    Joint protection, pacing and gentle conditioning around disease activity.

Geriatric & elder care

Keeping older adults mobile, safe at home and independent for as long as possible.

  • Falls & balance problems

    Falls-risk assessment, balance retraining and home hazard review.

  • Reduced mobility & deconditioning

    Rebuilding walking tolerance and confidence after illness or a long hospital stay.

  • Bedridden & palliative support

    Pressure-area care, positioning, passive movements and carer training.

  • Dementia-related mobility decline

    Familiar, routine-based movement sessions delivered in the patient’s own home.

  • Post-hospital discharge care

    Continuity of care in the first weeks home, when readmission risk is highest.

Cardiorespiratory

Breathing and endurance rehabilitation for heart and lung conditions.

  • COPD & chronic bronchitis

    Airway clearance, breathing control and paced exercise to improve daily tolerance.

  • Post-COVID recovery

    Graded reconditioning for persistent breathlessness and fatigue.

  • Cardiac rehabilitation

    Monitored, progressive exercise after a cardiac event or procedure.

  • Post-surgical chest physiotherapy

    Preventing chest complications after major abdominal or thoracic surgery.

Speech, language & swallowing

Assessment and therapy for communication difficulties and unsafe swallowing.

  • Post-stroke aphasia

    Rebuilding word-finding, comprehension and conversational communication.

  • Dysphagia (swallowing difficulty)

    Swallow assessment, texture guidance and exercises to reduce aspiration risk.

  • Paediatric speech delay

    Play-based therapy for children whose speech is behind developmental milestones.

  • Articulation & stammering

    Fluency techniques and sound production work for children and adults.

  • Voice disorders

    Vocal hygiene and retraining for hoarseness and voice strain.

Paediatric

Developmental and functional therapy for infants, children and adolescents.

  • Cerebral palsy

    Motor development, tone management, positioning and equipment guidance.

  • Developmental delay

    Milestone-focused therapy with a home programme parents can carry on.

  • Autism spectrum — daily living skills

    Sensory strategies and self-care skills built into the child’s home routine.

  • Torticollis & plagiocephaly

    Early positioning and stretching for infant neck tightness and head shape.

What we offer

What each service actually involves

Session length, what happens during a visit, the outcome measures we track and the equipment your clinician brings.

Physiotherapy

Assessment and treatment of movement, strength and pain problems — the core of most home rehabilitation plans.

Session length
45–60 minutes
Typical plan
2–3 sessions per week, reviewed formally every 6 sessions

Who it's for

  • Recovery after stroke, surgery or fracture
  • Persistent back, neck, knee or shoulder pain
  • Loss of mobility, balance or walking tolerance
  • Neurological conditions affecting movement

What a session includes

  • Review of progress and pain since the last visit
  • Hands-on manual therapy and joint mobilisation
  • Supervised, progressive exercise
  • Electrotherapy or heat where clinically indicated
  • An updated home exercise programme

Assessments we use

  • Range of motion (goniometry)
  • Manual muscle testing (Oxford grade)
  • Numeric Pain Rating Scale
  • Berg Balance Scale / Timed Up & Go
  • Barthel Index for daily-living independence

Equipment we bring

  • Portable treatment couch
  • TENS / IFT electrotherapy unit
  • Resistance bands and weights
  • Goniometer and pulse oximeter

Occupational therapy

Rebuilding the practical skills of daily life — dressing, bathing, cooking and moving safely around your own home.

Session length
45–60 minutes
Typical plan
1–2 sessions per week over 6–8 weeks

Who it's for

  • Difficulty with self-care after illness or injury
  • Children with developmental or sensory needs
  • Hand and upper-limb functional loss
  • Homes that need safety modification

What a session includes

  • Task-based retraining in the real setting — kitchen, bathroom, stairs
  • Home safety and hazard assessment
  • Advice on aids, rails and adaptive equipment
  • Fine motor and hand function work
  • Carer training and handover

Assessments we use

  • Functional Independence Measure (FIM)
  • Barthel Index
  • Home environment safety audit
  • Hand grip and pinch strength

Equipment we bring

  • Adaptive equipment samples
  • Hand therapy putty and exercise kit
  • Home assessment checklist

Speech & language therapy

Assessment and therapy for communication difficulties and unsafe swallowing, for both children and adults.

Session length
40–45 minutes
Typical plan
1–2 sessions per week over 8–12 weeks

Who it's for

  • Communication loss after stroke or brain injury
  • Children with delayed or unclear speech
  • Coughing, choking or difficulty swallowing
  • Voice strain and hoarseness

What a session includes

  • Structured communication or swallow exercises
  • Family and carer coaching in communication strategies
  • Diet texture and safe-swallow guidance where relevant
  • Play-based therapy for younger children
  • A home practice plan between visits

Assessments we use

  • Oro-motor examination
  • Bedside swallow screening
  • Speech intelligibility rating
  • Language milestone screening (paediatric)

Equipment we bring

  • Therapy picture and communication cards
  • Paediatric play-based therapy kit
  • Texture and consistency guides

Nutrition & dietetics

Practical, condition-specific diet plans built around what your household actually cooks and eats.

Session length
30–45 minutes
Typical plan
Initial consult, then review every 2–4 weeks

Who it's for

  • Diabetes, hypertension and cardiac diets
  • Nutrition to support wound healing and recovery
  • Weight management, gain or loss
  • Renal and other therapeutic diets

What a session includes

  • Dietary history and nutritional assessment
  • Anthropometric measurement and BMI review
  • A written plan using locally available foods
  • Review of bloods and reports where available
  • Follow-up adjustment as targets change

Assessments we use

  • BMI and waist circumference
  • 24-hour dietary recall
  • Nutritional risk screening

Equipment we bring

  • Weighing scale
  • Measuring tape
  • Portion guides

Home nursing

Qualified nursing care at home — from wound management to full support for bedridden patients.

Session length
Hourly visits, or 12/24-hour attender shifts
Typical plan
Scheduled around clinical need — daily, alternate-day or live-in

Who it's for

  • Post-operative and post-discharge care
  • Bedridden and palliative patients
  • Wound, catheter and stoma care
  • Injection and medication administration

What a session includes

  • Vital signs monitoring and charting
  • Wound dressing and sterile technique
  • Catheter, Ryles tube and stoma care
  • Medication administration and adherence checks
  • Pressure-area care and repositioning

Assessments we use

  • Vital signs chart
  • Braden scale for pressure-sore risk
  • Wound measurement and healing review

Equipment we bring

  • Sterile dressing kits
  • BP monitor, glucometer, pulse oximeter
  • Sharps and biomedical waste disposal

Elder care

Ongoing support that keeps older adults safe, mobile and independent in their own home.

Session length
60 minutes, or extended attender shifts
Typical plan
Ongoing, with a formal review every 4 weeks

Who it's for

  • Older adults living alone or with limited support
  • Repeated falls or fear of falling
  • Gradual loss of strength and confidence
  • Families needing structured, reliable care

What a session includes

  • Falls-risk and home hazard assessment
  • Mobility, strength and balance work
  • Medication routine review
  • Companionship and cognitive engagement
  • Regular written updates for family members

Assessments we use

  • Timed Up & Go
  • Berg Balance Scale
  • Katz Index of daily living
  • Home falls-hazard checklist

Equipment we bring

  • Walking aids for trial
  • BP monitor
  • Home safety checklist
Care pathway

From first call to discharge

Every patient follows the same clinical pathway, with defined timeframes and a written record at each stage.

  1. 01

    Enquiry & triage

    Same day

    We take your history over the phone, confirm the condition is appropriate for home care, and match you with the right clinician.

    • Suitability confirmed
    • Clinician assigned
    • Visit scheduled
  2. 02

    Initial assessment

    Within 48 hours of booking

    A full assessment at home — history, physical examination, baseline outcome measures and a review of your reports and scans.

    • Baseline measurements recorded
    • Goals agreed with you
    • Written care plan
  3. 03

    Active treatment

    Typically 2–3 visits per week

    Scheduled therapy sessions delivered at home, each building on the last, with a home programme between visits.

    • Session notes each visit
    • Home exercise programme
    • Carer training
  4. 04

    Formal review

    Every 6 sessions

    We repeat the baseline measures to check the plan is working, and change it if progress has stalled.

    • Progress report
    • Revised goals
    • Referral onward if needed
  5. 05

    Discharge & maintenance

    On goal achievement

    When goals are met you are discharged with a maintenance programme — and a direct line back to us if things change.

    • Discharge summary
    • Maintenance plan
    • Follow-up call
Coverage

Where we visit

We visit every locality in Thiruvananthapuram and Kollam districts — city, town and village. Check yours below.

Every locality covered

We visit all of Thiruvananthapuram and Kollam

Coverage is district-wide — city, town and village. The localities listed below are examples, not a boundary.

Thiruvananthapuram

Full district
Pincodes
695001 – 695615
Localities
44+ listed

Including

  • Thiruvananthapuram city
  • Pattom
  • Kowdiar
  • Vazhuthacaud
  • Thampanoor
  • Peroorkada
  • Vattiyoorkavu
  • Poojappura
  • Karamana
  • Nemom
  • Ulloor
  • Medical College
  • Sreekaryam
  • Kesavadasapuram
  • Kazhakkoottam
  • Technopark
  • Kariavattom
  • Mangalapuram
  • Kaniyapuram
  • Pothencode
  • Venjaramoodu
  • Nedumangad
  • Vellanad
  • Aryanad
  • Vithura
  • Aruvikkara
  • Malayinkeezhu
  • Kattakada
  • Balaramapuram
  • Neyyattinkara
  • Kovalam
  • Vizhinjam
  • Thiruvallam
  • Poovar
  • Parassala
  • Attingal
  • Chirayinkeezhu
  • Kadakkavoor
  • Varkala
  • Kilimanoor
  • Navaikulam
  • Vettiyara
  • Anayara
  • Chackai
  • and every other locality in the district

Same-day visits usually available within 20 km of Navaikulam; next day elsewhere in the district.

Kollam

Full district
Pincodes
690501 – 691601
Localities
26+ listed

Including

  • Kollam city
  • Thangassery
  • Eravipuram
  • Mayyanad
  • Kottiyam
  • Chathannoor
  • Paravur
  • Neendakara
  • Chavara
  • Karunagappally
  • Oachira
  • Sasthamcotta
  • Kundara
  • Perinad
  • Nedumpana
  • Kottarakkara
  • Punalur
  • Anchal
  • Ayur
  • Kadakkal
  • Chadayamangalam
  • Pathanapuram
  • Karavaloor
  • Thenmala
  • Aryankavu
  • Kulathupuzha
  • and every other locality in the district

Visits to inland taluks are scheduled for the next available slot.

Outside these districts? Call +91 8089180303 — we will tell you honestly whether we can reach you.

Not sure which service you need?

Call us with the diagnosis or discharge summary. We’ll tell you which clinician is right — and if home care isn’t appropriate, we’ll say so.

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