Services

Care we bring to your home.

Six areas of care, delivered by nurses, caregivers and therapists who come to you. Choose an area to see everything it covers.

Professional nursing support delivered at home by qualified nursing professionals.

  • Vital signs monitoring
  • Blood pressure & blood glucose monitoring
  • Medication administration
  • Injection services
  • IV infusion
  • Wound dressing
  • Catheter care
  • Ryle’s tube feeding
  • Tracheostomy care
  • Nebulization
  • Oxygen therapy
  • Bed sore prevention & management
  • Post-operative nursing care
A Milestone nurse in a white coat checks a player’s blood pressure with a mercury sphygmomanometer
Checking blood pressure at the 1st State Level Senior Men’s Throwball Championship, 2026.

Only on a doctor’s prescription. IV infusions, injections, medicines and other medical procedures are given only as prescribed by the patient’s doctor. Please keep the prescription ready for our nurse.

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Helping senior citizens maintain comfort, dignity and independence in their daily lives.

  • Personal hygiene assistance
  • Bathing & grooming
  • Feeding assistance
  • Mobility assistance
  • Fall prevention
  • Position changes
A Milestone nurse gently pricks an elderly woman’s finger for a blood-sugar test
A blood-sugar check during one of our voluntary service days.
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Supporting patients on their journey towards better mobility and independence.

  • Range-of-motion exercise
  • Stroke rehabilitation assistance
  • Walking support
  • Coordination with physiotherapists
A Milestone team member helps a player stretch his arm at an indoor sports hall
Assisted stretching at the throwball championship, Itanagar.
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Regular support and monitoring for people living with long-term conditions.

  • Diabetes care
  • Hypertension monitoring
  • Cardiac management
  • Onco (cancer) care
  • Dementia care
  • Parkinson’s disease care
  • Stroke management
Ongoing monitoring at home, so small changes are noticed early — and the family always knows how things are going.
Ask about long-term care

Compassionate support focused on comfort, dignity and quality of life.

  • Pain assessment & management
  • Symptom management
  • End-of-life nursing care
  • Emotional & psychological support
  • Family counselling
Healthcare is not only about treatment. It is also about compassion, respect and dignity — for the patient and for the people who love them.
Talk to us about palliative care

We also help families become more confident in caring for their loved ones.

  • Nutrition counselling
  • Medication education
  • Infection prevention guidance
  • Exercise guidance
  • Caregiver training
  • Resource materials & counselling
The best care continues between our visits. We show families what to watch for, what to do, and when to call.
Ask about caregiver training

Who we care for

For people who need care at home — and the families who love them.

Our services are designed for individuals and families who need professional healthcare support at home.

Every person is different — so is every care plan.

  • i.

    Senior citizens

    Elderly people who need regular nursing, personal care or companionship.

    Ask about care
  • ii.

    Bedridden patients

    Help with mobility, hygiene, feeding and routine care for people who can’t easily leave their bed.

    Ask about care
  • iii.

    Patients after surgery

    Professional nursing support while recovering at home after an operation.

    Ask about care
  • iv.

    Stroke survivors

    Home-based nursing and rehabilitation support for recovery and mobility.

    Ask about care
  • v.

    People with chronic conditions

    Ongoing monitoring and care for conditions such as diabetes, hypertension and heart disease.

    Ask about care
  • vi.

    People with dementia or Parkinson’s

    Support designed around safety, routine, comfort and dignity.

    Ask about care
  • vii.

    Patients needing palliative care

    Compassionate care for patients and their families during advanced or terminal illness.

    Ask about care
  • viii.

    Families who need support

    Because sometimes your loved one needs more care than a family can provide alone.

    Ask about care

Tell us who needs care, and we’ll call you back.