Long-Term ICU & Critical Care Arrangement
When a patient needs critical or ICU-level care for a long recovery, staying in a big hospital ICU can become very costly. We help families arrange affordable, suitable critical or step-down care — at the right hospital or nursing home — based on the patient's condition.
When is this service helpful?
Some patients are stable but still need close medical care and monitoring for a long time. A long hospital ICU stay is expensive, and full home care may not be possible for every family. This is where the right arrangement helps.
Long recovery patients
Patients who need weeks or months of monitored care after a serious illness or surgery.
Ventilator / oxygen patients
Stable patients who still need breathing support and skilled nursing.
Post-ICU step-down
Patients ready to leave the hospital ICU but not yet ready to be fully at home.
Coma & bedridden patients
Long-term patients needing constant, affordable, supervised care.
How we help
We are a facilitation and coordination service. Based on the patient's medical condition and your budget, we help you find and arrange the right care setting.
- Understand the patient's condition and care needs
- Suggest suitable options — hospital, nursing home, or step-down facility
- Help you compare cost and services, so care stays affordable
- Coordinate the shift and settling-in of the patient
- Arrange nurses, attendants and equipment where needed
Why families choose this
- Lower cost — long-term care at a suitable facility often costs far less than a big-hospital ICU.
- Right level of care — the patient gets exactly what they need, no more, no less.
- Peace of mind — your loved one is safe and monitored, without draining your savings.
- One point of contact — we coordinate everything, so you are not running around.
Frequently asked questions
Do you run the hospital or nursing home yourself?
No. We are a care facilitation service. We help you find and arrange care at suitable, trusted hospitals or nursing homes based on the patient's condition and budget.
Can this really cost less than a hospital ICU?
Yes. For long-term stable patients, a suitable step-down facility or nursing home often costs much less than a big-hospital ICU, while still giving proper monitored care.
How do you decide the right place for my patient?
We look at the patient's medical condition, the doctor's advice, and your budget, then suggest suitable options for you to choose from.
Will my patient get proper medical care there?
Yes — we help arrange settings with trained nurses and required equipment, and can add our own nurses or attendants where needed.
Need long-term critical care that's affordable?
Talk to our team today — we will understand your need and arrange the right support quickly.