Home healthcare services in Pakistan

Nurses, physiotherapists and caregivers at home

Book a nurse, physiotherapist, or caregiver for home visits—for yourself or your loved ones.

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Booking care on Care-Lo, step by step

  1. Find healthcare professionals

    Search from your address and see the nurses, physiotherapists and caregivers who serve in your area.

    Find professionals near you
  2. Check ratings and reviews

    Only people who booked through Care-Lo can leave a review, so you can see how others found them.

  3. Chat with them

    Ask about experience, timings and fees in chat before you decide anything.

  4. Send the service request

    Pick a time and send a home-visit request. You pay the healthcare professional directly after the service request.

Our services

Home healthcare services at your doorstep

Care-Lo connects you with independent nurses, physiotherapists and caregivers who offer home visits services. Choose the kind of healthcare professional you need, discuss with them using chat, and book a home visit by creating a service request.

Nursing services at home

From a single injection to daily care, a home nurse can take care of medical tasks in the comfort of home, so you or someone you love can recover where you feel most at ease.

Common reasons for booking

  • Injections and IV drips at home
  • Wound and surgical dressing
  • Blood pressure and sugar monitoring
  • Catheter and NG tube care
  • Tracheostomy and oxygen support
  • Bedsore care and prevention
  • Care after surgery
  • Newborn and postnatal care

Areas of expertise

  • General nursing
  • Elderly nursing
  • Post-operative nursing
  • Wound care nursing
  • Critical care nursing
  • Pediatric nursing
  • Newborn nursing
  • Maternal nursing
  • Diabetes nursing
  • Cardiac nursing
  • Neurological nursing
  • Renal nursing
  • Oncology nursing
  • Palliative nursing
  • Psychiatric nursing
  • Rehabilitation nursing

Physiotherapy at home

Recovery works best when it is regular. A physiotherapist who visits you at home means no traffic, no waiting rooms and no missed sessions — whether you are healing from surgery, managing pain or getting back on your feet after a stroke, a physiotherapist can help you regain strength, mobility and independence.

Common reasons for booking

  • Back and neck pain
  • Knee and shoulder pain
  • Stroke rehabilitation
  • Parkinson's rehabilitation
  • Knee and hip replacement rehab
  • Rehab after a fracture
  • Sports injury rehabilitation
  • Balance and fall prevention
  • Breathing and chest physiotherapy

Areas of expertise

  • Orthopedic physiotherapy
  • Neurological physiotherapy
  • Sports physiotherapy
  • Post-operative rehabilitation
  • Geriatric physiotherapy
  • Pediatric physiotherapy
  • Cardiorespiratory physiotherapy
  • Palliative rehabilitation
  • Home mobility rehabilitation

Caregiving at home

Sometimes what helps most is a steady pair of hands. A caregiver — often called a patient attendant — helps with bathing, meals and moving around, giving you or to someone you love dignity at home.

Common reasons for booking

  • Bathing, grooming and dressing
  • Toileting and diaper changing
  • Feeding and meal preparation
  • Walking and wheelchair assistance
  • Bed-to-chair transfers
  • Medication reminders
  • Dementia supervision
  • Overnight supervision
  • Companionship
  • Respite care, so you can take a break

Areas of expertise

  • Personal care
  • Bed-bound patient care
  • Mobility assistance
  • Dementia and memory support
  • Disability support
  • Overnight care

Care for every situation

Whatever is happening at home, there is someone who can help

Elderly care at home

Daily help, company and health monitoring for an elderly parent who wants to stay at home.

Recovery after surgery

Wound dressing, monitoring and rehab exercises after an operation or a hospital stay.

Stroke and neurological recovery

Regular physiotherapy at home to rebuild movement, balance and independence.

Newborn and mother care

Support for a new mother after delivery or a C-section, and care for the baby.

Bed-bound patient care

Position changes, hygiene, feeding and bedsore prevention for someone who can't get up.

Pain and injury

Treatment for back, neck, knee and shoulder pain, or a sports injury, without leaving home.

How it works

Book Home healthcare in three steps

  1. Search from your address

    Enter address where the healthcare professional is needed and see nurses, physiotherapists and caregivers who server in that area.

  2. Compare and chat

    Read profiles, experience and reviews, then chat with them about what healthcare services you need.

  3. Send a request

    Pick a time and send a home-visit request. The healthcare professional will review and respond back.

Find a healthcare professional

Are you a nurse, physiotherapist or caregiver?

Create a free profile, choose the area you cover and get home-visit requests from people near you.

FAQ

General Questions about care-lo and Home healthcare

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What Home healthcare services can I book on Care-Lo?

You can find nurses, physiotherapists and caregivers who visit patients at home: nursing care such as injections, IV drips, wound dressing and post-operative care; physiotherapy for pain, injuries, stroke and recovery after surgery; and caregivers (patient attendants) for daily personal care, mobility and companionship.

How much does a nurse or physiotherapist at home cost?

Care-Lo doesn't set prices. Each professional sets their own rate, which depends on the service, how long the visit is and how often you need it. You propose an amount when you send a request, and it's a good idea to agree on the fee in chat first.

What does a caregiver at home do?

A caregiver, often called a patient attendant, helps with daily life: bathing, dressing, toileting, feeding, walking and wheelchair help, bed-to-chair transfers, medication reminders, supervision for dementia, overnight care and company. Caregivers don't give medical treatment; for injections or wound care, book a nurse.