Diagnex Elder Care is built for families who need more than companionship or ad-hoc coordination. A qualified ANM/GNM Care Manager helps assess, observe, document and coordinate the older adult's care journey at home while treating doctors remain responsible for diagnosis, prescriptions and treatment decisions.
A helper can support daily living. A Care Manager helps make the health journey visible.
Diagnex Care Managers are qualified ANM/GNM nursing professionals. They can observe and document within competence, help keep important follow-up visible and route clinical questions to the appropriate treating professional.
Regular assessment and documentation are useful because changes over time can be easier to identify than isolated snapshots. The plan level determines how often the Care Manager visits and checks in.
The Care Manager does not diagnose, prescribe or alter medication. The role is to make coordination stronger around the older adult, not to replace the family doctor or specialist.
The exact assessment follows the agreed care plan and professional scope. The objective is to keep observations, medicines, function and safety connected to the wider care journey.
Blood pressure, pulse, oxygen saturation, temperature, weight and other relevant observations within the planned nursing assessment.
Review what medicines are physically present against the available written prescription and flag discrepancies for appropriate clinical follow-up rather than changing treatment independently.
Observe changes in movement, day-to-day independence and home-safety concerns that may need further attention or professional review.
Use appropriate screening and structured observation where included in the plan, while recognising that diagnosis belongs to the relevant doctor.
Keep appointments, diagnostics, medicine refills and agreed next steps visible so the family is not manually rebuilding the care plan after every interaction.
Share appropriate summaries with the authorised family within the agreed communication and consent boundaries.
Tell Diagnex what is becoming difficult to manage, where the older adult lives, which doctors are already involved and what support exists at home. A home assessment helps clarify the care requirement before the ongoing plan begins.
The assessment does not transfer clinical authority to Diagnex. It creates an organised starting point so the right care-manager intensity and supporting services can be discussed.
These are the current Diagnex Elder Care plan levels. Exact enrolment, start date and locality availability are confirmed before service begins.
For an active, independent parent who benefits from a known care contact and periodic clinical review.
For a parent with stable long-term conditions who needs a more regular monitoring and coordination rhythm.
For a parent with several conditions or medicines who needs closer clinical oversight and more frequent family visibility.
For a frail, housebound or high-dependency parent who needs a tighter care-management rhythm.
These programmes are added to the relevant ongoing Elder Care plan where appropriate. Treating-doctor authority and professional scope remain unchanged.
₹3,999/month. Fluid, weight and blood-pressure coordination around the kidney-care pathway, dialysis-access observation within nursing scope, diet follow-up and specialist coordination.
₹3,999/month. Structured cognitive and behaviour tracking, falls/wandering considerations and family-caregiver support around an existing clinical plan.
₹4,999/month. Comfort-focused observation, symptom documentation, coordination with the treating team and family support within the prescribed care approach.
₹3,499/month. Recovery coordination around mobility, rehabilitation adherence, swallowing/falls concerns and relevant follow-up with treating professionals.
₹2,999/month. Weight, swelling, breathlessness and adherence observations coordinated around the patient's treating cardiac plan.
₹2,499/month. Sugar-log coordination, diabetic-foot observations within nursing scope, scheduled test follow-up and technique/adherence checks against the prescribed plan.
₹14,999 one-time. A 30-day post-discharge care-coordination programme with four clinical visits, medication reconciliation support and scheduled doctor review.
₹34,999 one-time. A 90-day recovery pathway with ten clinical visits, monthly doctor review and rehabilitation coordination.
The care system should make authorised updates, coordination and next steps easier to follow without taking autonomy away from the older adult.
A Care Manager provides a consistent operational point around the agreed care journey.
Relevant updates can be shared with authorised family rather than depending only on informal calls and memory.
The patient remains a person with consent and autonomy, even when someone else is coordinating or paying for care.
Care Managers do not diagnose, prescribe, alter medication or replace the treating doctor. They coordinate, observe and document within their professional competence. If the older adult's needs move beyond the agreed home-care scope, the pathway should be reassessed rather than stretched beyond safe boundaries.
The plan determines the care-management rhythm. Clinical decisions continue to sit with the appropriate treating professionals.
Tell Diagnex what is happening and where the older adult lives. The team can confirm locality, discuss the plan level and organise the next step.
