SUMUKHA NURSING SERVICES SARJAPUR

  Home Attendants: Highly trained attendants, can now provide long term or short term care to your loved ones in the comfort of your home. Our trained attendants can • Administer oral medication • Oxygen administration • Stoma care • Assist in ambulation (moving the patient around) • Manage feeding tubes • Manage cleaning, grooming, bathing and feeding of the patient. • Manage patients for 12 & 24 hours • Monitor vitals of the patient (Blood pressure, pulse, respiratory rate, etc.)

    Sumukha home nursing services for paralysis rehabilitation:   • Basic Nursing Care plus • Medicine Administration • GCS Assessment • Assisting in Active and Passive Exercises  

  Home Attendants: Highly trained attendants, can now provide long term or short term care to your loved ones in the comfort of your home. Our trained attendants can • Administer oral medication • Oxygen administration • Stoma care • Assist in ambulation (moving the patient around) • Manage feeding tubes • Manage cleaning, grooming, bathing and feeding of the patient. • Manage patients for 12 & 24 hours • Monitor vitals of the patient (Blood pressure, pulse, respiratory rate, etc.)  

  Mother and Baby care: We believe that every mother and baby deserves the best care possible, during, and after a precious newborn enters the world. We have got everything you need to keep both mother and baby looking good and well being & share your passion and support your mission. Our services allow your family to take part and experience the warm surroundings. Our focus is also on creating a unique experience for every family At Sumukha. We are committed for the best service and the range of support which is required for mother and baby.

  Sumukha home nursing services for paralysis rehabilitation:   • Basic Nursing Care plus • Medicine Administration • GCS Assessment • Assisting in Active and Passive Exercises

  ·          Dementia Care: It’s very important that people with dementia are treated with respect. It is important to remember that a person with dementia is still a unique and valuable human be ing, despite their illness. When a person with dementia finds that their mental abilities are declining, they often feel vulnerable and in need of reassurance and support to retain their sense of identity and feelings of self-worth. Our qualified Nurses are trained in such a way to take care of Dementia patents they are flexible and tolerant, making time to listen, have regular chats, showing affection finding things to do together like creating a history book