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Dressing at Your Doorstep

Dressing at Your Doorstep

Healthcare at Your Doorstep (HYD) provides professional wound dressing and wound management services at home, ensuring safe healing, infection prevention, and patient comfort. Our trained nurses deliver aseptic, evidence-based dressing care tailored to the type, severity, and healing stage of each wound.

We help patients avoid unnecessary hospital visits while maintaining clinical safety, hygiene, and continuity of care.

Our Commitment to Safe Home Wound Care

  • Strict aseptic and infection-control practices
  • Use of appropriate dressing materials as per wound type
  • Accurate wound assessment and documentation
  • Timely escalation to doctors or hospitals when required

Home dressing services are meant for stable wounds and do not replace surgical or emergency wound management.

Important Note for Patients & Families

Each wound is unique in terms of size, depth, contamination risk, healing potential, and patient health status. Dressing charges reflect:

  • Clinical complexity of the wound
  • Type of dressing material used
  • Frequency and duration of care
  • Level of nursing expertise required

Pricing is transparent and customized after initial wound assessment.

Wounds NOT Suitable for Home Dressing

For patient safety, home dressing services are NOT recommended for:

  • Active severe bleeding
  • Fresh major trauma
  • Wounds requiring surgical intervention
  • Uncontrolled systemic infection (sepsis)
  • Acute burns requiring hospital admission

Such cases must be immediately referred to hospital care.

Clinical Decision & Escalation Policy

Our team will continuously assess wound healing. If any red-flag signs appear (worsening infection, necrosis, sudden pain, fever), we promptly advise hospital evaluation or specialist referral.

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Pricing plan

BASIC DRESSING CARE

NPR 2000/ Session

Simple & Clean Wound Management

Best Suited For:
  • Small, superficial, or clean wounds
  • Patients with good healing potential
  • Minimal exudate and low infection risk
  • Short-term dressing needs

Commonly Managed Wounds at Home:
  • Minor cuts and abrasions
  • Clean surgical sutures (dry wounds)
  • Healed or nearly healed wounds
  • Injection or IV site dressings
  • Small traumatic wounds
  • Post-procedure simple dressings

Services Included:
  • Wound inspection and assessment
  • Cleaning with appropriate antiseptic solutions
  • Simple sterile dressing application
  • Patient and caregiver education on wound care
  • Documentation of wound progress

Cost Determinants – Basic Dressing:
  • ⏱ Travel distance and location
  • Size and number of wounds
  • Type of basic dressing material
  • ⏱ Frequency of dressing visits

Ideal for low-risk wounds requiring minimal intervention.


STANDARD DRESSING CARE

NPR 2500/ Session

Moderate Wound Care & Healing Support

Best Suited For:
  • Post-surgical wounds requiring regular care
  • Moderate exudative wounds
  • Patients with controlled co-morbidities
  • Wounds requiring skilled nursing handling

Commonly Managed Wounds at Home:
  • Post-operative wounds
  • Diabetic foot wounds (early stage)
  • Pressure sores (Grade I–II)
  • Infected wounds under medical treatment
  • Burn wounds (minor to moderate)
  • Chronic non-healing wounds (stable)

Services Included:
  • Detailed wound assessment and measurement
  • Aseptic dressing technique
  • Use of advanced dressings as prescribed
  • Monitoring signs of infection
  • Caregiver guidance for wound protection
  • Wound progress documentation

Cost Determinants – Standard Dressing:
  • ⏱ Home accessibility and travel logistics
  • Presence of co-morbidities (diabetes, vascular disease)
  • Type and frequency of advanced dressings
  • ⏱ Duration of each dressing session

 


Requires skilled nursing care and closer monitoring.


ADVANCED DRESSING CARE

NPR 3000/ Session

Complex, Chronic & High-Risk Wound Management

Best Suited For:
  • Large, deep, or chronic wounds
  • Patients with poor healing potential
  • Bedridden or immobile patients
  • High risk of infection or complications

Commonly Managed Wounds at Home:
  • Pressure ulcers (Grade III–IV)
  • Diabetic foot ulcers (advanced stages)
  • Surgical wounds with delayed healing
  • Traumatic wounds with tissue loss
  • Wounds requiring frequent monitoring
  • Chronic venous or arterial ulcers (stable)

Services Included:
  • Comprehensive wound evaluation
  • Advanced aseptic dressing techniques
  • Use of specialized dressings (as prescribed)
  • Infection control and odor management
  • Coordination with treating doctors if required and suggested
  • Detailed documentation and progress reporting

Cost Determinants – Advanced Dressing:
  • ⏱ Distance and accessibility challenges
  • Severity and depth of wound
  • Specialized dressing materials and techniques
  • ⚕️ Requirement for experienced nursing staff
  • ⏱ Extended dressing time or multiple wounds

 


Involves higher clinical responsibility and infection-control measures.


PREMIUM DRESSING CARE

NPR 3500/ Session

Intensive, Long-Term & Palliative Wound Care

Best Suited For:
  • Patients with multiple or larger wounds
  • Long-term bedridden individuals
  • Palliative and end-of-life care patients
  • High dependency and minimal caregiver support

Commonly Managed Wounds at Home:
  • Multiple pressure ulcers
  • Non-healing chronic wounds
  • End-of-life comfort-focused wound care
  • Infected wounds under specialist supervision

Services Included:
  • Frequent and intensive wound care visits
  • Pain- and comfort-focused dressing approaches
  • Odor, exudate, and skin protection management
  • Emotional support for patient and family
  • Coordination with doctors, nurses, and caregivers
  • Long-term wound care planning

Cost Determinants – Premium Dressing:
  • ⏱ Logistical complexity and travel needs
  • Number, size, and severity of wounds
  • High-cost specialized dressing materials
  • ⚕️ Highly experienced wound care nurses
  • ⏱ Long-term or daily dressing requirements

 


Premium dressing care reflects maximum time, skill, and responsibility.


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