Certified caregivers and registered nurses, matched to your parent’s needs, available in Mumbai and Pune.
Finding someone you can trust with a parent’s daily care is not a straightforward decision. Aaji Care has spent 14 years getting this right, with a 45-day training programme that goes far beyond the industry standard, a bench of backup caregivers so care never stops, and a Care Manager who keeps you informed without you having to ask.
EVERY AAJI CARE PATIENT GETS
Caregivers complete 45 days of structured training before their first placement. Registered nurses are available where medical-grade home care is needed, and every caregiver is background-verified before entering your home.
Every care plan is built around your parent: their condition, their daily routine, their dietary needs, and their medical history. Nothing is copied from a template.
A bench of trained caregivers is kept ready so care continues without a gap. When your parent’s primary caregiver is on leave, a briefed backup steps in who already knows their routine.
Every shift is recorded: medications, meals, mood, and mobility. Your Care Manager shares regular updates through a dedicated WhatsApp group for the whole family.
CONDITIONS WE CARE
Specialised caregiver support for chronic diseases, Parkinson’s, dementia, post-surgery rehabilitation, and bedridden patients at home.
After a hospital discharge, the first few weeks at home are medically the most critical. Aaji Care provides trained caregivers for wound care assistance, mobility support and medication management.
Early-to-mid stage dementia is well managed at home with the right caregiver. Caregivers skilled in dementia care complete a dedicated behaviour management module as part of their training.
Personalised support for seniors with daily activities, personal hygiene, mobility assistance, medication reminders, meal support, and continuous supervision to help them live safely, comfortably, and with dignity at home.
Long-term bedridden care requires specific skills: pressure sore prevention, positioning, tube feeding support, catheter care, and the sustained attention that prevents decline. Aaji Care’s trained caregivers and registered nurses cover all of these.
For elders managing diabetes, heart disease, COPD, or kidney conditions, Aaji Care provides daily monitoring, medication adherence support, diet compliance, and regular updates to the treating physician.
REGISTERED NURSE OR TRAINED CAREGIVER
This is one of the most common questions families ask. Here is the straightforward answer.
CARE THAT DOES NOT STOP
The single biggest fear families have about home care is this: the caregiver leaves, and the replacement does not know their parent. Aaji Care runs a bench model. Every patient has a primary caregiver and a designated backup: a trained caregiver who has been briefed on your parent’s routine, medical history, preferences, and any specific handling notes. When the primary caregiver takes leave, the backup steps in without a gap in care. This is why Aaji Care has one of the highest caregiver continuity records in Indian elder care. It is not luck. It is a system built specifically for this problem.
HOME CARE STARTS WITH AAJI CARE
Let us know your name, condition, location, hours needed.
Call with Care Manager to understand the expectations and requirements
Prior matching and introducing the caregiver to the family through a video call
Daily records, WhatsApp updates, dedicated Care Manager available for help.
CARE PLAN INCLUDES
Medication reminders
Bathing, hygiene, oral care and personal grooming
Mobility support and fall prevention
Wound care assistance (registered nurse, wherever required)
Meal assistance and diet compliance
OUR PHILOSOPHY OF AGEING
Most families tell us the same thing. The memory loss they can manage. What breaks them is the day their parent looks at them without recognition, or becomes frightened of the caregiver who has been there every morning for three months, or disappears out the front door at 2am.
Safe environment design, structured outdoor time, GPS wearables where needed
Trigger identification, sensory calming, de-escalation techniques
Afternoon routine adjustments, reduced stimulation, light therapy
Person-centred approach, familiar caregivers, pacing rather than forcing
Validation and gentle redirection, not correction
Structured sleep routines, safe sleep environment design
COMPANIONSHIP THAT GOES BEYOND CARE
Home nursing costs depend on the type of caregiver needed (trained caregiver vs registered nurse), the number of hours per day (12-hour or 24-hour), and the medical complexity of the case. Your Care Manager will give you a clear breakdown during the assessment call.
TESTIMONIALS
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Honest answers to the questions we hear most from families across Mumbai, Pune, and Goa.
We provide home care for post-hospitalisation recovery, dementia, stroke, Parkinson’s, chronic conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, COPD and kidney disease, palliative needs, and bedridden patients. Care ranges from assistance with daily living through to registered nurse support where the case is medically complex.
A registered nurse (GNM or BSc Nursing) handles clinical work: wound care, IV and catheter management, medical equipment monitoring and complex medication. A trained caregiver handles daily living: bathing, mobility, meals, medication reminders, companionship and dementia behaviour support. Your Care Manager recommends which one your parent needs.
After your assessment call we begin matching straight away. The timeline depends on your parent’s condition, location and the hours needed. We would rather take the time to match the right caregiver than send someone unsuitable, so your Care Manager will give you a realistic date during the assessment.
Yes. Personality fit matters as much as skill, particularly in dementia care. If the match is not working, tell your Care Manager and we will arrange a replacement. We would rather change the caregiver early than have your parent spend months with someone they are not comfortable with.
A trained backup caregiver steps in. We run a bench model: every patient has a primary caregiver and a designated backup who has already been briefed on your parent’s routine, medical history and preferences. Care continues without a gap, and you are told in advance wherever possible.
Every shift is documented: medications given, meals taken, mood and mobility. Your Care Manager shares regular updates through a dedicated WhatsApp group for the whole family, so relatives in other cities or overseas see the same information at the same time without having to chase anyone.
Every caregiver completes 45 days of structured training before their first placement, covering geriatric physiology, dementia behaviour management, emotional support, emergency response and medication management. All are background-verified. Registered nurses hold GNM or BSc Nursing qualifications, and our team includes psychologists trained in geriatric care.
Yes, and the first few weeks at home are when it matters most. We provide wound care assistance, mobility support, medication management and monitoring for warning signs. Where the case needs clinical supervision we place a registered nurse. We also have tie-ups with major hospitals in each city for emergency escalation.
Both. Many families start with short-term support after a surgery, a fall or a hospital discharge, and some continue long-term as needs change. We also provide respite care when a family caregiver needs a break. There is no minimum commitment beyond what your parent actually needs.
