Medical Equipment for Home Care in Dhaka — Rent or Buy

Which Medical Equipment Does Your Patient Need?

Bedridden patients may need an adjustable hospital bed, while those with limited mobility may benefit from a wheelchair or walker. Families comparing hospital bed rental in Dhaka or oxygen cylinder rental in Dhaka can contact our team to check available products, rental charges and delivery arrangements.

We also accept enquiries for affordable medical equipment in Gulshan and medical equipment in Bashundhara R/A, subject to product availability and service coverage.

For patients who require a more comprehensive care arrangement, you can enquire about ICU setup at home in Dhaka. The equipment and nursing support required will depend on the treating doctor’s plan, the patient’s condition and the availability of suitable equipment and trained staff.

Before renting or buying, consider how long the equipment will be needed, its features, the total cost and the support required for safe use.

Bedridden or paralyzed patients

A patient who spends most of the day in bed needs a bed that can be raised and lowered. A two-crank manual hospital bed offers practical, adjustable support for everyday patient care at home. A three-function electric bed adjusts the backrest, leg rest, and height with a remote, which saves the caregiver’s back during feeding, changing, and turning.

Add an anti-bedsore air mattress to help reduce prolonged pressure and support better patient comfort. Its air cells inflate in turn and move pressure around, which helps protect the skin of stroke and paralysis patients. A commode wheelchair makes toileting easier and more dignified. If the patient needs daily help with hygiene and turning, our caregiver service can work alongside the equipment.

Patients with breathing problems

For patients with COPD, low oxygen levels or sleep apnoea, doctors may prescribe oxygen or breathing support at home:

• Oxygen cylinder: works without electricity
• Oxygen concentrator: makes oxygen from room air, suited to long-term use
• BiPAP or CPAP machine: pressure support, used only at the settings your doctor gives
• Nebulizer and pulse oximeter: for medicine delivery and checking oxygen saturation
• Suction machine: clears secretions for patients who can’t cough them out

Breathing equipment should always follow a doctor’s instructions. If yourIf the patient needs a medical assessment, we can arrange a doctor home visit.for professional evaluation and guidance.  

Recovery after stroke, surgery or a fall

Mobility is the goal here. A standard wheelchair helps with moving around the house and going to appointments. A walker with front wheels gives steady support after hip or knee surgery. For patients who can’t be pushed easily for long periods, a reclining electric wheelchair lets them move with a joystick. Equipment works best alongside exercise, so many families combine it with physiotherapy at home.

ICU-level care at home

Some patients come home after an ICU or HDU stay and still need close monitoring. This usually means a patient monitor, oxygen, a suction machine, an electric bed and BiPAP support, plus trained nurses who know how to use them. We set up ICU and critical care at home with both the equipment and the nursing team, following the treating doctor’s orders.