Physician-advised care at home, with one person holding it all together.
Our physicians decide the treatment. Your dedicated Care Manager arranges every visit it takes — and tells you what happened, usually within 24 hours.
How it works
The physician writes the plan. The Care Manager makes sure it happens.
Indian healthcare is excellent at treatment and poor at coordination. The difference here is that somebody owns the second part.
The physician decides
A doctor comes to the house and writes the plan
Not a fifteen-minute slot. A physician sees the whole person and the whole house — the stairs, the medicine box, who else lives there — and writes something you can actually read.
You get a plan, not a list of appointments.
The Care Manager executes
One person books it, chases it and turns up for it
The nurse, the physiotherapist, the lab technician, the cardiology follow-up nobody remembered. Booked, escorted and followed up by the same person every time.
You stop being the switchboard.
Both report to you
It is written down, every time
A visit note usually within 24 hours, and a weekly written update if you are on a Sahaara plan. Readable at 2am from Dallas or Dubai.
Nobody has to reconstruct the day over a phone call.
Two lines of care
Kavach and Sahaara
One brings clinicians to the house. The other makes sure they add up to a plan.
Kavach · the shield
Clinical care delivered at home, each service physician-supervised and documented.
Sahaara · the support
One dedicated person, by the month, taking the coordination off your hands.
Either works on its own. Most families end up with both — same record, same team, one Care Manager holding it together.
Physician-led, not agency-run
The people who set the standard also do the rounds.
MerakiCare was founded by physicians with three and a half decades of care-at-home practice between them, trained at Osmania, Albert Einstein, Washington University and in the UK. They review the clinical protocols, and they still visit patients.
In their words
“As an NRI, I was anxious about my mother’s care. The care manager kept me updated after every hospital visit. Total peace of mind.”
“Appa hates hospitals. Now the doctor comes home, sits with him unhurried, and adjusts his BP medicines. His numbers are finally stable.”
“Every week I get a written update — how they’re eating, sleeping, what the doctor said. That message means more to me than I can say.”
Names shown with the family’s consent. Quotes reflect real feedback collected by MerakiCare directly from the families we serve; we do not aggregate reviews from third-party platforms.
Questions
The things families ask us first
Where we work
Hyderabad and Secunderabad, on the ground
Our clinicians and Care Managers live and work in these localities — which is why a visit is a short drive, not a scheduling problem. If yours isn’t listed, ask anyway; we usually can.
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