Attendant Service at Home

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a home attendant do for a patient? + −

An attendant assists with day to day needs such as feeding, bathing, mobility support, toileting, medication reminders, and general companionship, so the patient is looked after safely between family members' schedules.

Are Sehet.pk's attendants verified before being sent to a home? + −

Yes. Sehet.pk's 280+ trained "Sehet Heroes" including attendants go through a layered screening process (interview, document verification, and a signed service contract) before being assigned to a patient.

Can I choose a male or female attendant? + −

Yes, you can specify your preference when booking either tell the representative on call, or note it in the patient details when booking on the website.

Is attendant service available for a few hours, overnight, or full time? + −

Attendant service can be arranged as a short daily shift, overnight coverage, or round the clock (24/7) support, depending on how much care the patient needs. You choose the preferred start date and time as part of the booking.

What is this one time meal arrangement for attendants I've heard about? + −

For long term attendant placements, the patient's household provides the attendant a one-time daily meal as part of the arrangement this is standard for long-duration home care and is explained clearly before the service starts.

What happens if the assigned attendant isn't a good fit for my family? + −

If you're not comfortable with the attendant assigned, you can request a replacement by calling 0318-2800021. The goal is to make sure the patient is cared for by someone the family trusts.

Can an attendant be booked alongside a nurse or doctor visit? + −

Yes, attendant service is often combined with periodic nursing or doctor checkups. You can add multiple services to your cart on the website, or simply ask for both when calling.

Is attendant service only for elderly patients? + −

No, attendants are booked for elderly patients, post surgery recovery, disabled patients, new mothers, or anyone who needs consistent day to day support at home, regardless of age.