FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
In-home care typically includes devices like dialysis machines, portable oxygen concentrators, ECG/BP monitors, blood glucose meters, suction machines, nebulizers, and hospital beds—all designed for easy, safe use at home.
Yes. Many in-home devices are FDA-approved or CE-certified and meet clinical standards. They're designed to deliver hospital-grade performance with added comfort and mobility for daily use.
Patients with chronic conditions like kidney disease, heart failure, COPD, diabetes, and mobility issues benefit most. In-home care also reduces hospital visits, making it ideal for the elderly and post-operative recovery.
Yes, most advanced devices—like dialysis units or oxygen concentrators—require a doctor’s prescription. However, general-use items like thermometers or mobility aids often do not.
Absolutely. Certified professionals or vendors offer training during setup to ensure safe and proper use. Some devices also come with manuals, videos, and 24/7 support.
