Products on Rent & Sale : Patient Care at Home Is Now Easy
MEDRENT provides the facility to setup all equipments at home on rent or sale required for patients of any ailment. MEDRENT offers the equipments for rent & sale such as Oxygen Concentrator, Oxygen Cylinder, C-PAP, Bi-PAP, Suction Machine, Hospital Beds, Ripple Bed (Air Mattress), Wheel Chair, Nebulizer, Walkers, Crutches, Bed Pans, Commode Chairs, BP Apparatus, etc. The Rental Services starts from Rs. 30/- onwards and further depends on the medical equipment.
"MEDRENT" Launched Medical Equipment Rental Services- for the first time.
What is home care ?
Home care is “the provision of equipment and services
to the patient in the home for the purpose of restoring
and maintaining his or her maximal level of comfort,
function, and health. Home care is able to address a wide
spectrum of patient care needs. By integrating physician
house calls into the home care paradigm, this definition
can be broadened to encompass nearly all aspects of medical
care. In any case, effective home-based care requires a
collaborative effort of patient, family, and professionals.
Why Care at Home ?
Home care is a critical concern for an increasing number
of patients with both chronic and acute diseases. New
technologies, pharmaceutical advances, changing reimbursement
policies, and the continuing desire of patients
and their families to remain in their homes have combined
to drastically change the treatment of acute and chronic
illness. Patients with chronic illness are living longer, and
patients with acute illness are discharged from hospitals
earlier, increasing the need for complex and often less
costly care in the home. This has resulted in a paradigm
shift in medical care delivery from hospital-based care
back to home-based care. In an increasing number of
situations, home care can be considered the “first option,”
preferred over hospitals, emergency departments, or
nursing homes whenever care needs can safely be met
at home.
The goals of home care
Improve the health and quality of life of the patient through comprehensive primary medical care and nursing and rehabilitative services
Reduce the need for hospitalization and nursing home and other institutional placement
Provide support for the informal caregiver
Reduce emergency department visits
Reduce hospital length of stay and the risk of hospital readmission
Allow terminal patients to die at home in comfort if that is their wish
Enhance optimal growth and development of infants and children
Enhance functional potential of patients on life-sustaining devices