Home-care equipment on rent · Bengaluru
Bringing someone home? Know when it arrives and what it costs.
Oxygen, beds, BiPAP and mobility aids in Bengaluru, set up at home by a technician. Rent, deposit, delivery and GST, all before you decide.
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What do you need?
Oxygen and breathingOxygen concentrators, BiPAP and CPAP machines, suction machines
Beds and mattressesManual, motorised and ICU beds, air mattresses
MobilityWheelchairs, walkers and commode chairs
MonitoringPatient monitors for heart rate, oxygen and blood pressure
BundlesSets of equipment rented together, such as a discharge bundle with a bed, mattress and commode
Every unit arrives with a dated tag
Before it leaves us, each unit is cleaned, tested and tagged by hand. A technician sets it up at your home and shows you how to use it.
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How renting works
- ChoosePick the equipment and see the full first payment, including the refundable deposit.
- We deliver and set upSame-day delivery for orders before 2 pm. A technician installs it and gives a demo.
- Use it as long as you needExtend month by month. If something stops working, we repair or replace it (8 am to 8 pm).
- ReturnWe pick it up within 24 hours and refund the deposit within 3 days of inspection.
Guides for families
Short, practical guides to setting up and using equipment at home.
Using a rented oxygen concentrator safely at home
Where to place an oxygen concentrator, how to run and look after it, and when to get help. Always use the flow rate your doctor prescribed.Setting up a home care bed area
How to choose and prepare the space for a hospital bed at home, so it is safe for the person in it and easier for the people caring for them.Choosing a wheelchair or commode chair
What to think about before renting a wheelchair, walker or commode chair, and how to use them safely. A physiotherapist or doctor can tell you what suits the person best.What to rent for COPD care at home
Equipment that can help someone with COPD at home: oxygen and breathing support only when the chest doctor prescribes them, a bed that helps them sit up, and a wheelchair for getting around.What to rent after hip surgery
Equipment for the first weeks at home after hip surgery: a bed at a safe height, a walker or commode chair, and a wheelchair for longer trips. The surgeon or physiotherapist says what suits the person.Palliative care at home: equipment that can help
Equipment that can make someone more comfortable at home during palliative care, and how to arrange it with their care team. We collect it whenever you no longer need it.