Home health care services in Islamabad, Rawalpindi & Peshawar.

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Home Health Care Services in Islamabad, Rawalpindi & Peshawar | PK Home Care
A trusted name in home health care

Professional care for your loved ones, right at home

Reliable home nursing, patient care and elderly care for families in Islamabad, Rawalpindi and Peshawar — with verified staff matched to your family's actual situation.

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3 citiesIslamabad, Rawalpindi & Peshawar
12 / 24 hrflexible shift options
Verifiedscreened caregivers & nurses
Direct lineno call centre in between
Why families call us

You shouldn't have to handle it all alone

Most families want to look after their own parent or patient. But work, children, distance and the sheer number of hours in a day make that hard to do entirely on your own — and trying to anyway usually means both you and the person you're caring for end up worse off.

Professional home care doesn't replace what your family already does. It fills the gaps: the hours you're at work, the tasks that need trained hands, the nights someone should be watching in case something changes.

  • A trained person present during the hours your family can't be
  • Staff matched to the specific person, not a generic package
  • Arrangements that flex as needs change over time
  • Someone to call directly, without a call centre in between
What we arrange

Home care services designed around your family

From a few hours of company to full-time nursing support — every arrangement starts with understanding the actual person who needs care.

Home patient care

Day-to-day support for patients recovering or managing an ongoing condition at home.

Home nursing

Qualified nursing support for medical routines, monitoring and recovery needs.

Elderly care

Compassionate help with daily activities, mobility and companionship for seniors.

Post-surgery care

Support with mobility and daily routine while your family member recovers.

Bedridden patient care

Personal care, repositioning and assistance for patients with limited mobility.

Dementia care support

Patient, structured support for individuals and families managing dementia-related needs.

ICU & critical care at home

Handled carefully in coordination with a doctor — not every critical case is suited to home care, and we'll say so plainly.

Patient attendants

Reliable attendants for daily hospital or home support, arranged at short notice.

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Personal, hands-on support — not a generic package.

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What home health care means

Care that comes to your home, not the other way around

Home health care means bringing trained support directly into someone's home rather than moving them into a facility. That can be simple companionship and help around the house, structured personal care, or nursing-level assistance for patients with medical needs.

We work as the bridge between your family and the right kind of support — asking about the actual situation first, then recommending a caregiver, a home nurse, or a combination of both.

Because needs rarely stay the same, arrangements can be adjusted as a patient improves or as an elderly parent gradually needs more support — without locking your family into something rigid.

Elderly care

Compassionate care for elderly parents

Many families want their parents to stay comfortable at home rather than move into residential care. Good carers for elderly family members handle the physical parts of daily life while also providing something less tangible: steady, familiar company.

Staying in a familiar home, neighbourhood and routine matters for an elderly person's sense of independence — and for a family juggling jobs and children, a reliable carer in place means fewer emergencies and fewer moments of panic.

  • Personal hygiene, dressing and grooming
  • Mobility assistance around the home
  • Meal support and daily routines
  • Companionship — someone who remembers their routine
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Patient care

Professional patient care at home

Hospitals can only keep patients for so long before recovery has to continue at home. Patient home care services fill that gap during the weeks that matter most.

SituationWhat typically helps
Recovery after surgeryMobility support, repositioning, and monitoring during the vulnerable first weeks.
Chronic illnessConsistent daily assistance and help following a prescribed routine.
Elderly patientsA blend of personal care and closer health monitoring, depending on condition.
Bedridden patientsHands-on personal care, repositioning, and attentive daily support.
Patients needing nursing supportA qualified home nurse for medical routines and closer monitoring.

It's worth being direct: home care staff support recovery, they don't replace a doctor. Medical decisions and treatment plans should always come from a qualified physician. A caregiver or patient attendant focuses on personal care and daily support; a professional nurse is brought in for a more specific, health-related need. We'll help you work out which one your situation calls for.

Home nursing

Caregiver or home nurse — which does your family need?

A caregiver focuses on personal care and daily-living assistance: bathing, dressing, feeding, mobility and companionship. This usually fits elderly individuals who are largely independent, or patients who need supervision rather than clinical care.

A home nurse is brought in for a more specific health-related need — assistance connected to a medical routine, closer monitoring, or support following a procedure that calls for more structured care.

When you speak with our team, we'll ask about mobility, medical history, daily routine and level of independence — then recommend a caregiver, a home nurse, or a combination of both, for either short-term or ongoing support.

Talk it through with our team
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For the family carer

Supporting the person doing the caring

There's an assumption in many households that caring for an aging parent is simply something you do, quietly, alongside everything else in your life. Many people do exactly that, out of love. But being the primary family carer for an extended period is genuinely demanding — and needing help with it does not mean you've failed anyone.

A family carer often ends up managing a job, a household, sometimes their own children, and care duties on top of all of it. Bringing in professional support doesn't mean stepping back from your parent — it means the physically demanding parts are handled by someone trained for it, while you're free to actually be present with them.

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Weighing your options

Home care or a nursing care home?

If you've been searching for nursing care homes near you, that's a completely reasonable thing to consider. Home care isn't automatically the right answer for every family.

FactorWorth considering
Medical support neededComplex, ongoing medical needs may be easier to manage in a facility with dedicated staff and equipment on site.
MobilityIf the person can move around their home safely with some assistance, home care may feel more comfortable than a new environment.
Daily care intensityFrequent, one-on-one support can be simpler to coordinate at home than through shared facility staff.
Family availabilityHow much your family can realistically be present affects which option works in practice.
Home safetyThe layout and safety of the home matters, especially for a fall risk.
Personal preferenceMany elderly people strongly prefer familiar surroundings, which matters for their overall wellbeing.
CostBoth options involve real costs, weighed against what each provides for that specific person.

For many families — especially where the person is reasonably mobile, comfortable at home, and doesn't need constant clinical supervision — home-based care ends up being the more practical, familiar choice. We're happy to talk through your specific situation and help you decide what actually fits.

Why families choose us

Why families choose PK Home Care

You're inviting someone into your home to look after someone you love. That's not a decision we take lightly either.

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Trained & verified staff

Every staff member is screened and verified before being matched with a family.

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Personalised care

Arrangements built around the individual's condition, routine and preferences.

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12 & 24-hour options

Flexible scheduling, from a few hours a day to round-the-clock support.

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Compassionate support

Respect and dignity for every person we care for, regardless of condition.

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Local availability

Serving families across Islamabad, Rawalpindi and Peshawar.

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Responsive service

Reach us directly by phone or WhatsApp — no call centre in between.

Getting started

How our home care service works

Most families start with questions, not answers — and that's exactly the right place to start.

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Tell us what you need

Call or WhatsApp our team to start the conversation.

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Discuss requirements

We understand the condition, routine and support required.

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Staff matching

We identify a suitable caregiver or home nurse for the situation.

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Care begins

Staff start according to the agreed schedule, and we stay in touch.

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Where we work

Home care services across Islamabad, Rawalpindi & Peshawar

Islamabad

Home nursing, elderly care and patient attendants across the capital, coordinated from our G-11 office.

Rawalpindi

Caregivers and home nurses for families across Rawalpindi, matched to each patient's routine.

Peshawar

Home patient care and elderly support staff available across Peshawar, including Warsak Road.

Beyond home health care

More staffing solutions

We also place vetted domestic and industrial staff for households and organisations.

Domestic staff Maids & housekeepers Babysitters & nannies Cooks Drivers Security staff Industrial manpower Office & admin staff
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From families we've worked with

What families are saying

Genuine reviews from families who have used our caregiving and nursing staff.

“Main ne PK Homecare se female nurse hire ki thi apni maa ke liye. Bohat hi achi, trained aur tameez daar nurse thi. Time ka bhi khayal rakhti thi.”

Ayesha Khan
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“Mujhe oxygen cylinder chahiye tha emergency mein. PK Homecare ne sirf 45 minutes mein deliver karke lagwa bhi diya. Service bohat zabardast thi.”

Abdul Hameed
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“Mere walid ke liye caretaker ki zarurat thi. PK Homecare se jo banda aaya, bohat zimmedar aur shareef shakhs tha. Har kaam theek waqt pe karta tha.”

Usman Raza
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“Mujhe apne uncle ke liye night shift ke liye nurse chahiye thi. PK Homecare ne same day mein bhej diya. Bohat cooperative aur helpful service thi.”

Imran Qureshi
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“Main ne apni saas ke liye nurse mangwai thi. PK Homecare ne next day he service provide kar di. Bohat hi tameez daar aur trained nurse thi. 100% satisfied.”

Saima Javed
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Standing behind our staff

Every placement is a relationship we stand behind

We don't treat placements as one-off transactions. Once a caregiver or nurse starts with your family, we stay reachable — so if the fit needs adjusting, or your loved one's needs change, we're a phone call away, not a form to fill out.

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Questions families ask

Frequently asked questions

What is home health care?

Home health care means bringing trained support directly into someone's home rather than moving them into a facility — from companionship and daily-living help to nursing-level assistance.

Do you provide elderly care at home?

Yes. Our caregivers help elderly parents with mobility, hygiene, meals and companionship, so they can stay in their own home and routine.

Can I hire a caregiver for my parent?

Yes. Tell us about your parent's condition, routine and the schedule you need, and we'll recommend a suitable caregiver.

Do you provide home nurses?

Yes, we place both male and female home nurses for medical routines, post-surgery recovery and closer monitoring.

Do you provide 12-hour and 24-hour care?

Yes. Staff can be arranged for a few hours a day, a 12-hour shift, or full 24-hour coverage.

What is the difference between a nurse and a caregiver?

A caregiver focuses on personal care and daily-living support. A home nurse is involved when there's a more specific, health-related need connected to a medical routine.

Do you provide patient care after surgery?

Yes, we arrange support for mobility, monitoring and daily routines during recovery, alongside the care plan set by the patient's doctor.

Which cities do you serve?

We currently serve Islamabad, Rawalpindi and Peshawar.

How do I book a caregiver?

Call or message us on WhatsApp and tell us what kind of support is needed — we'll take it from there.

How can I contact PK Home Care?

Call +92 340 9161078 or +92 340 9098436, WhatsApp us, or email info@pkhomecares.com.

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Let's find the right care for your loved one

Tell us what kind of support your family needs. Our team can help you understand the options and arrange suitable home care.