Geriatric care may include medical services, such as primary care, rehabilitation, and treatment for chronic conditions, as well as non-medical services, such as assistance with daily activities, social and emotional support, and home modification.
Palliative Care
When someone you love is living with a condition that medicine can no longer cure, care begins to look different.
The focus shifts from treatment alone to helping them feel comfortable, cared for, and at ease in the place they know best - home.
Palliative care is a specialised service that provides medical and supportive care for individuals with life-limiting conditions. It helps manage symptoms, address physical discomfort, and care for the emotional needs of both patients and their families during a difficult time.
We understand that this journey often brings uncertainty and difficult decisions. Families may worry about their loved one's well-being, day-to-day care, and whether they can continue to remain at home. Our team works alongside you, offering guidance, reassurance, and compassionate care throughout the journey.
Through a multidisciplinary team of physicians, nurses, and caregivers, we deliver expert home-based care tailored to each individual's needs. From pain and symptom management to ongoing monitoring and caregiver assistance, we help ensure care adapts as needs evolve.
Together, we create a personalised care plan that reflects the patient's wishes, values, and priorities, enabling families to focus on what matters most, spending meaningful time together.
Get in touch with us
Our Services
Advanced Level Nursing (2 levels)
Doctor Visits
Caretakers (Female & Male)
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+91 75501 01018
Why Choose N.O.R.M.S?
- Experienced and qualified healthcare professionals
- Personalized and comprehensive care plans
- Continuity of care and coordination with other healthcare providers
- 24/7 availability and support
- Affordable and accessible services
People also ask
Who provides geriatric care?
Geriatric care can be provided by a range of healthcare professionals, including geriatricians, primary care physicians, nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, and social workers.
What role does a primary care physician play in geriatric care?
A primary care physician plays a central role in geriatric care, serving as the first point of contact for older adults and coordinating their care with other healthcare professionals, such as geriatricians and specialists.
Testimonials
NORMS lives up to its tagline, "care beyond health." I chose them for my mother's palliative care, and their nursing staff was excellent — punctual, patient, and genuinely caring, both for her and for our family through a very hard time.
I'd seen a different standard of care from a previous provider for my father in a similar situation — N.O.R.M.S was in a different league entirely.
My mother has been bedridden for two years with Alzheimer's, and finding trained help — or a doctor willing to visit at home in an emergency — felt impossible, until a friend told me about N.O.R.M.S.
Between home doctor visits, attendants, and nursing care, they've covered everything, and always promptly. I hope more families get to experience the kind of care N.O.R.M.S has given ours.
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