IV therapy & injections at home
For a course of prescribed injections or IV infusions, a registered nurse can give them at home — saving a trip to hospital for each dose. The nurse needs your doctor's written prescription.
What is included
- Intramuscular and subcutaneous injections
- IV cannula insertion and care
- IV fluids and prescribed infusions
- Monitoring during and after the infusion
Who provides it
Registered nurses only. A prescription is required for every medicine given.
Areas we serve
- Kathmandu
- Lalitpur
- Bhaktapur
Often booked for
- Antibiotic courses after a hospital stay
- Patients too unwell to travel
- Regular injections for long-term conditions
How it works
- 1Choose a service and schedule
- 2Pick a verified professional
- 3Pay a small advance online
- 4Care begins at your home
Common questions
Will the nurse give an injection without a prescription?
No. For the patient's safety, nurses only give medicines a doctor has prescribed in writing.
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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