Loved by Families Across Nepal
4.8 average rating from 650+ families — here's what care at home has meant for a few of them.
When my father needed care after his bypass surgery, I was in Melbourne and terrified. Life Aid's nurse sent me a video update every single evening. It changed how I slept at night.
My mother is 78 and doesn't trust easily. Within a week, she was calling her caregiver by name and waiting by the window for her to arrive.
The nurse who managed my dressing changes after surgery was more attentive than the hospital ward staff. I healed faster than my surgeon expected.
Managing my mother's diabetes from another city was impossible until we found Life Aid. Daily sugar readings land in our family WhatsApp group like clockwork.
My grandmother has been bedridden for two years. The team's patience with her, every single day, is something I can never fully repay.
The Complete package was worth every rupee. My father's physiotherapist and nurse actually talk to each other about his progress — nothing gets lost between visits.
We arranged a nurse for my mother-in-law within six hours of calling, on a Saturday night. That response time is the reason we've stayed for over a year now.