Looking for qualified medical attendants at home in Pakistan? Holistic Healthcare Services provides trained paramedical staff for elderly, recovering, and dependent patients. Operating since 2006 with over 9,500 patients served, our team delivers compassionate daily living assistance combined with essential clinical support in your own home
Our medical attendants at home bridge the gap between basic companionship and specialized nursing. Staff assigned to this service are qualified Paramedical Diploma holders (aged 22–32) with 2–5 years of hands-on patient care experience.
What Our Medical Attendants Do:
Daily Personal Care: Assistance with bathing, personal hygiene, grooming, dressing, toileting, and diaper changing.
Mobility & Comfort: Safe patient positioning, turning, transfer assistance, light body massage, and daily routine support.
Health & Vital Monitoring: Tracking blood pressure, blood sugar, temperature, pulse rate, and administering timely medication reminders.
Limited Clinical Support: Oxygen management assistance, NG/PEG tube monitoring, Foley’s catheterization oversight, routine diagnostic checks, and maintaining daily patient logs.
A dedicated medical attendant at home provides non-stop assistance for patients who require daily living support without full-time registered nursing care. Families in Pakistan routinely hire our medical attendants for:
Elderly Care & Geriatric Support: Assisting aging parents with mobility, hygiene, bathing, and medication tracking.
Post-Surgical & Post-Hospital Recovery: Supporting daily routines and vitals tracking following hospital discharge or surgery.
Chronic Illness & Disability Management: Long-term daily care for patients managing paralysis, stroke recovery, or limited physical mobility.
Flexible Duty Shifts:
Flexible Duty Shifts: Available in 12-hour single shifts (day or night) and 24-hour full-time live-in care arrangements.
Major Cities Served: Direct home care services across Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Gujranwala, Faisalabad, and Peshawar. Contact Our Team or explore our specialized Home Nursing Services if higher-level clinical care is required.
1. What is the difference between a caregiver and a medical attendant at home?
A caregiver focuses primarily on companionship, basic meal setup, and personal hygiene. A medical attendant at home holds a Paramedical Diploma and provides personal care along with limited clinical support, such as monitoring vital signs, tracking NG/PEG tube feeding, managing medication schedules, and supporting daily physical exercises.
2. Are 24-hour medical attendants available across Pakistan?
Yes, full-time 24/7 live-in medical attendants are available across Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Gujranwala, Faisalabad, and Peshawar. 12-hour shifts are available in select metro areas.
3. How are your medical attendants trained and supervised?
All attendants hold a recognized Paramedical Diploma with 2–5 years of verified field experience. Once placed, care quality is supervised through periodic home visits by our Nursing Manager, monthly visits by a female physiotherapist, and daily logs shared via a private family WhatsApp group.
4. Can we request a replacement if the assigned medical attendant is not a good fit?
Yes. If you feel the assigned medical attendant does not suit your patient’s specific needs or daily preferences, notify our management team, and we will arrange a qualified replacement promptly to ensure seamless care.
5. What medical equipment or supplies should the family prepare at home?
Families need to provide basic diagnostic tools prescribed by the patient's physician, such as a digital blood pressure monitor, glucometer with testing strips, disposable gloves, sanitizers, and any required nursing consumables.