Blood collection, daily vitals, fluids charted, IV fluids on a doctor’s order and a doctor at the door if it is needed — arranged around one patient in one bedroom. And an honest answer, on the day, when home care has stopped being enough.
We use your number only to arrange this care. If the patient is bleeding, drowsy or vomiting repeatedly, go to a hospital now — do not wait for a callback.
Severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, bleeding from the gums or nose, blood in vomit or black stools, drowsiness or restlessness, cold clammy skin, or passing much less urine. These are the warning signs of severe dengue and they usually appear as the fever falls, when the patient seems to be improving. Call 108 or get to the nearest emergency room — do not book a visit and wait.
Nursing visits from ₹448+. Everything else is quoted for what is actually being booked, because nobody knows on day three how many days this will run.
There is no dengue package on this page and that is deliberate: a fixed number of days would be a guess about an illness that does not keep to one. You are quoted for what is booked, visit by visit.
Book one piece or all four. Most families start with the blood collection and add the nursing visits once the doctor has seen the first report.
NS1, IgM/IgG or the daily complete blood count your doctor has ordered, collected in the patient's own bed. The falling platelet trend is what the doctor is reading, so the same test on consecutive days is worth more than one done well.
Temperature, pulse and blood pressure recorded rather than remembered, fluid intake and urine output written down, medicines given on time, and someone in the room who knows which changes mean hospital.
When the doctor has ordered them and the patient is still safe to treat at home. A nurse sets the line, runs the drip and stays with it — dengue is not an illness to leave a running line unattended in.
For the examination that decides whether this is still home care at all. Nobody should be carrying a patient in the critical phase across the city to be told to go home again.
Tell us where the fever is. Send the form with which day of the fever the patient is on and what you need. Our Care Team calls you back within 5 minutes — the day matters, because the risky phase is not the one with the highest temperature.
Tests and visits, arranged the same day where we can. Blood collection at home, a nursing visit, IV fluids on a doctor's order, or a doctor's visit. Reports come to your phone rather than being collected.
Someone watches the trend, not just the number. Vitals and fluids are charted across visits so the direction is visible. If the warning signs appear, you are told to go to a hospital — plainly, and without us trying to keep the booking.
This is the part most families do not know. Dengue's critical window usually opens as the temperature comes down, around days four to six, when the patient looks like they are getting better. That is when the leak happens and when the watching matters most, and it is exactly when people stop watching.
Home care for dengue works because most cases genuinely recover at home. It works honestly only if somebody says when it has stopped being enough. Severe abdominal pain, repeated vomiting, bleeding, drowsiness, cold clammy skin, less urine — any of those and our nurse tells you to go in, that day, rather than book the next visit.
Paracetamol only, at the dose the doctor gave. Aspirin and the anti-inflammatory painkillers raise the bleeding risk in dengue, and chemist combination fever medicines often hide one in the mix. The nurse will read the strips you have at home rather than assume.
Send what you need, which day of the fever the patient is on, your name and your number. Our Care Team calls and plans the next 48 hours with you.
