Caregivers & patient attendants
Sometimes what a family needs most is a reliable pair of hands — someone to stay with the patient through the day or night. CareGhar caregivers are identity-checked and trained for personal care.
What is included
- Personal care — washing, toileting, changing
- Feeding and fluids
- Repositioning and help moving
- Staying overnight and calling the family or nurse if needed
Who provides it
Trained caregivers. They do not give injections or other clinical care — book a nurse for that.
Areas we serve
- Kathmandu
- Lalitpur
- Bhaktapur
Often booked for
- Night cover so the family can sleep
- Elders who should not be left alone
- Long recoveries at home
How it works
- 1Choose a service and schedule
- 2Pick a verified professional
- 3Pay a small advance online
- 4Care begins at your home
Common questions
What is the difference between a caregiver and a nurse?
Caregivers help with daily living. Nurses are licensed for clinical care such as medicines, injections and wound care. You can book either, or both.
Care at home
CareGhar provides home-care support by verified professionals within their qualified scope. It does not replace doctors, hospitals, or emergency services. In an emergency, call 102 or go to the nearest hospital.
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