A stroke recovery setup at home is the complete package of equipment and trained staff that Healthy Jeena Sikho installs in the patient's own room after hospital discharge. It covers the hospital bed, air mattress, wheelchair, walker, commode chair, splints, suction machine and oxygen support, plus trained nurses, attendants and neuro physiotherapy sessions scheduled to the treating neurologist's plan.
Healthy Jeena Sikho offers this as three ready-made setups rather than a loose equipment list, because the right combination depends on one thing: how much movement, speech and swallowing the patient retained after the stroke. A patient walking with a stick and a patient who cannot reposition themselves need almost nothing in common.
Healthy Jeena Sikho provides stroke recovery setups across Chandigarh Tricity, covering Chandigarh, Mohali, Panchkula, Kharar, New Chandigarh and the surrounding localities, operating from its head office and store in Sector 73, Mohali. Healthy Jeena Sikho is ISO 9001:2015 certified and has served over 100,000 families since 2015. This page is one of five programmes in the Recovering at Home series.
New to caring for a stroke patient at home? Healthy Jeena Sikho's stroke care at home caregiver guide covers the daily routine, safe feeding, positioning technique, the recovery timeline and when to return to hospital. This page covers what to arrange and what it includes.
This page is general information about home stroke rehabilitation services and equipment. It is not a substitute for the advice of the treating neurologist. Mobilisation, feeding route, blood pressure targets and medication are followed exactly as prescribed.
Healthy Jeena Sikho builds the setup around how much movement, speech and swallowing the patient retained after the stroke. Share the discharge summary for an exact equipment list and cost breakup.
For patients who can sit, transfer and walk short distances with support after a mild stroke.
For one-side paralysis patients who need daily therapy, safe transfers and attendant support.
For major stroke patients who are bedridden, tube fed or need suction and oxygen support.
The exact inclusion list for the three Healthy Jeena Sikho setups. The final list is confirmed after a free assessment of the patient and the room.
| Equipment | Qty | MobileRecovery | HemiplegiaRehab | BedriddenCare |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hospital bed | 1 | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Air mattress | 1 | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Wheelchair | 1 | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Walker or quad stick | 1 | ✓ | ✓ | × |
| Commode chair | 1 | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| BP monitor & oximeter | 1 | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Neuro physiotherapy | Per session | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Hand & foot drop splint | As advised | × | ✓ | ✓ |
| DVT pump | 1 | × | ✓ | ✓ |
| Trained nurse / attendant | 1 | × | ✓ | ✓ |
| Suction machine | 1 | × | × | ✓ |
| Oxygen concentrator | 1 | × | × | ✓ |
| Patient monitor | 1 | × | × | ✓ |
| Feeding pump / Ryle's tube care | As advised | × | × | ✓ |
*Inclusion lists are indicative and are finalised only after reviewing the discharge summary and the treating neurologist's advice.
Every stroke leaves a different set of deficits. Healthy Jeena Sikho matches the equipment, nursing and therapy to what the patient actually lost.
One-side paralysis needs passive movement from day one so the shoulder, elbow and ankle do not stiffen into a fixed position.
Difficulty speaking or understanding words improves with structured daily practice, so families are guided on home communication routines.
Unsafe swallowing is a leading cause of chest infection after stroke [1]. Thickened diet, upright feeding and suction reduce that risk.
Catheter hygiene, timed toileting and a bedside commode prevent infection and protect the patient's dignity during recovery.
An immobile stroke patient can develop a pressure sore within days, so repositioning and skin checks are part of the daily routine [2].
Standing and gait practice restarts under supervision, with a walker and grab support so the first falls never happen.
Blood pressure, sugar and blood thinner compliance are monitored daily, because an uncontrolled patient can have a repeat stroke [3].
Post-stroke depression, irritability and memory lapses are common. A steady daily routine and company at home help significantly.
Once the neurologist clears discharge, most stroke rehabilitation can continue at home. This comparison helps families decide with the treating doctor.
| Parameter | Rehab Centre Admission | Stroke Recovery at Home |
|---|---|---|
| Daily cost | Bed charges continue every day | Monthly equipment rental plus therapy per session |
| Therapy environment | Practice in a gym setting | Practice in the patient's real room, bathroom and stairs |
| Infection risk | Shared ward exposure | Lower exposure in a single-patient home |
| Family involvement | Limited visiting hours | Family learns the routine and continues it daily |
| Attention | Therapist shared across patients | One-to-one session for the full duration |
| Equipment access | Available in-house | Rented and installed at home |
| Emergency response | Immediate on-site medical team | Depends on distance to the nearest hospital |
| Best suited for | Unstable patients or those needing intensive supervised rehab | Medically stable patients cleared for home rehabilitation |
*Shift a stroke patient home only after the treating neurologist confirms the patient is medically stable for home care.
Most families arrange this on the day of discharge, so the room is ready before the stroke patient reaches home.
Call or WhatsApp the discharge summary, the side affected and the patient's current mobility status to Healthy Jeena Sikho.
The team checks room access, bathroom distance, bed placement and power points, then finalises the equipment list.
A technician installs the bed, mattress and machines, and shows the family safe transfer and positioning technique.
Nurses manage feeding, catheter and medication charting, while physiotherapists start rehabilitation on the neurologist's schedule.
The cost of a stroke recovery setup at home is not a single fixed number. Healthy Jeena Sikho prepares a quote after reviewing the discharge summary, because the final cost depends on three things: the equipment mix, whether a trained attendant or a qualified nurse is required, and how many neuro physiotherapy sessions the neurologist has advised.
Equipment is charged on monthly rental, so a patient who walks with a walker and needs only a hospital bed, air mattress and wheelchair pays far less than a bedridden stroke patient who also needs a suction machine, oxygen concentrator, DVT pump and patient monitor. Because the equipment is rented rather than bought, families can return items as the patient improves, instead of paying for a full month of something no longer in use.
Compared with an extended rehab centre admission, a home setup is usually far cheaper over a three to six month rehabilitation period, since there are no daily bed charges. Healthy Jeena Sikho shares a written breakup of rental, deposit, nursing and physiotherapy charges before anything is dispatched, so families know the full monthly cost in advance.
Healthy Jeena Sikho delivers and installs stroke recovery setups across Chandigarh Tricity, operating from the head office and store in Sector 73, Mohali and the physiotherapy centre in Sector 71, Mohali. Coverage is subject to serviceable pin code and equipment availability.
Same-day setup across Mohali and the surrounding localities, supported by the Sector 73 store and the Sector 71 physiotherapy centre.
Equipment, nursing and neuro physiotherapy across all Chandigarh sectors, usually the same day.
Delivery and installation across Panchkula and the adjoining belt towards Kalka.
Healthy Jeena Sikho regularly sets up stroke recovery rooms for families discharged from Tricity hospitals, including PGIMER Chandigarh, GMCH Sector 32, Fortis Mohali, Max Mohali, Grecian Super Speciality, Ivy Hospital Mohali, Alchemist Panchkula and Paras Panchkula.
Healthy Jeena Sikho is an independent home healthcare and medical equipment provider. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of any of the hospitals named above.
Healthy Jeena Sikho is an ISO 9001:2015 certified home healthcare provider operating across North India.
More than 100,000 families have used Healthy Jeena Sikho equipment and home care services since 2015.
The stroke recovery room can be ready before the patient reaches home anywhere in Tricity.
Rehabilitation in the patient's own room, bathroom and stairs, following the neurologist's protocol.
Tube feeding, catheter care, medication charting and safe transfers by staff experienced in stroke cases.
Rented items can be returned as the patient regains movement, so families do not pay for unused equipment.
Healthy Jeena Sikho offers three setups. Mobile Recovery covers a hospital bed, air mattress, walker or wheelchair, commode chair, BP monitor and neuro physiotherapy. Hemiplegia Rehab adds an electric bed, DVT pump, splints, gait training and a trained attendant. Bedridden Care adds a suction machine, oxygen concentrator, patient monitor and 24x7 nursing.
The cost depends on the equipment required, whether an attendant or a qualified nurse is needed and the number of neuro physiotherapy sessions. Healthy Jeena Sikho reviews the discharge summary and shares a written breakup of rental, deposit, nursing and physiotherapy charges before dispatch.
Healthy Jeena Sikho installs stroke recovery setups across Chandigarh Tricity: Chandigarh and all its sectors including Manimajra, Dhanas and Maloya; Mohali including Phase 1 to 11, Sector 70, 71, 79 and 82, Aerocity, Sohana, Balongi, Landran, Kharar, New Chandigarh and Mullanpur; and Panchkula including MDC, Pinjore, Kalka and Barwala. Equipment sales are available more widely; nursing, physiotherapy and installation are limited to the areas listed here, subject to serviceable pin code.
Across Tricity, Healthy Jeena Sikho can usually deliver and install the same day, so the room is ready before the patient reaches home. Sharing the discharge date a day in advance is the safest approach. Timelines depend on stock availability, distance and the size of the equipment list.
Yes. A technician delivers and installs the bed, mattress and machines, checks that everything is working, and shows the family how to operate the bed, run the mattress pump and carry out a safe transfer before leaving.
Yes, and this is the main reason families rent rather than buy after a stroke. As mobility returns, the wheelchair can be swapped for a walker, or the bed returned entirely. Healthy Jeena Sikho bills monthly, so items no longer in use can be returned at the end of a cycle rather than paid for indefinitely.
No, they are billed separately. A trained attendant handles turning, hygiene, feeding assistance and mobility, while a qualified nurse additionally handles tube feeding, catheter care, injections and vitals charting. A 24-hour deployment costs more than a 12-hour shift, and Healthy Jeena Sikho quotes each line separately.
A refundable security deposit applies to rented equipment. The amount depends on the items selected and is confirmed in writing before dispatch, along with the rental and staffing charges.
Healthy Jeena Sikho provides service support through the rental period, including troubleshooting over call and repair or replacement of faulty equipment. Families are also shown basic checks and alarm meanings at the time of installation.
An electric hospital bed with side railings and height adjustment is usually preferred, because it lets the patient be raised for feeding and moved safely without straining the family or the weak side. Healthy Jeena Sikho recommends the bed type after checking the patient's weight, mobility and room size.
Yes. Healthy Jeena Sikho provides trained nurses and patient attendants in 12-hour and 24-hour shifts. Nurses handle Ryle's tube or PEG feeding, catheter care, medication charting, vitals monitoring and assistance with safe transfers.
Yes, provided the treating doctor clears it. Such patients are handled under the ICU Care at Home programme, which includes a ventilator or BiPAP, oxygen support, a cardiac monitor, suction and 24x7 registered nursing.
Call +91 98769 78488 or message +91 98759 15278 on WhatsApp with the discharge summary, the side affected, the patient's mobility status, nursing requirement and delivery location. Healthy Jeena Sikho will share the equipment list, cost breakup and setup timeline the same day.
