Our Story
We built Life Aid Health Home Care around one belief: that clinical-grade nursing and genuine warmth don't have to be a trade-off — even at home, even for the hardest cases.
Built From a Gap We Kept Seeing
Life Aid Health Home Care opened its doors in 2021, in Sanepa, Lalitpur — a small team of nurses who kept hearing the same story from families across the Kathmandu Valley: a parent discharged from hospital with nowhere skilled to recover, an aunt managing a diabetic husband alone, a son abroad trying to coordinate care over a scratchy phone line. Hospitals were excellent at acute care. Nobody was covering what came after.
Today we support 650+ families with a team of 60+ verified nurses and caregivers — but the model hasn't changed: every plan of care is designed by a registered nurse, delivered by someone trained to treat a stranger's parent like their own.
Nurse-Supervised, Not Just Nurse-Staffed
A registered nurse designs and reviews every care plan, even when day-to-day visits are handled by a trained caregiver.
We Hire for Empathy First
Clinical skill can be trained on the job. Patience with a frightened, elderly patient at 2am cannot — so it's what we screen for first.
Built With NRN Families in Mind
Weekly photo and video updates, and a care coordinator who will get on a call at an hour that works for your time zone.
Our Values
Dignity First
A patient is never spoken about in the third person in their own home.
Radical Transparency
Fixed package pricing, honest timelines, and reports you can actually read.
Show Up, Every Time
A missed visit is treated as seriously as a missed medication.
The Family Is the Unit of Care
We're treating a household's peace of mind, not just a patient's chart.
Who Actually Shows Up
Every person on a Life Aid care team is background-checked, trained, and matched to your family before day one.
Registered Nurses
NMC-registered where applicable, leading wound care, medication and clinical monitoring.
Trained Caregivers
Daily living support, hygiene and companionship, supervised by the nursing team.
Care Coordinators
Your single point of contact — scheduling, family updates and doctor coordination.