Chennai, March 2025: Gleneagles Hospital Chennai, one of the leading healthcare institutions in Chennai, is proud to announce the launch of its Home Care Services aimed at bringing high-quality healthcare to patients in the comfort of their own homes. The new service is designed to provide non-emergency medical care to individuals in their homes. Kalaimamani Actor Nalini launched the home care services today in Chennai, in the presence of Dr Ashwin Karuppan V, HOD & Senior Consultant, Internal Medicine & Diabetology, in the presence ofDr Nageswar Rao K, Cluster Chief Executive Officer, Chennai & Hyderabad, Gleneagles Hospital
The home care services will provide a one-stop shop for all the patients’ needs, including lab and radiological tests, doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, equipment, consumables, and other special needs at their doorsteps. The home care services will provide round-the-clock support and emergency assistance to ensure timely and effective care, including post-surgery care and chronic disease management, all supervised by a dedicated team of doctors, nurses, and medical professionals.
“Home care services aim to improve the overall quality of life for individuals who are recovering from illness, surgery, or managing long-term health conditions. The hospital’s home care team works closely with families to monitor progress and make necessary adjustments to the care plan as needed, saidDr Ashwin Karuppan V, HOD & Senior Consultant, Internal Medicine & Diabetology, Gleneagles Hospital Chennai.
“The need for home-based healthcare is growing, and our goal is to make sure Chennai people can get the best care possible at their doorstep without having to travel far from their homes to the hospital for non-emergency care,” Dr Nageswar Rao K, Cluster Chief Executive Officer, Chennai & Hyderabad, Gleneagles Hospital.
Patients and their families in Chennai can now access these services by contacting the Gleneagles Hospital’s Home Care Services at 044 – 44777000.
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