Home Appliances Service in Chennai

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Chennai ,Chennai ,Tamilnadu
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Skip the infusion center—Home Appliances Service brings IV medications, hydration, and nutrition straight to your FXRQ+6G7, 30, Venkatesan St, Kalmandapam, panamarathoti, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600013 home. RNs start peripheral lines, monitor vitals, and educate on port care for chemo, TPN, or long-term antibiotics. We stock specialty drugs and coordinate lab draws. Insurance pre-authorization handled. Same-day starts available during Open daily from 10 am to 7 pm, at Contact us for details. Follow Connect on social media for infusion tips and patient comfort stories.

Amenities

Registered nurses certified in vascular access

Ultrasound-guided first-stick success over 95%

Peripherally inserted central catheter maintenance

Flushing protocols tailored to catheter type

Real-time infusion pump programming

Smart pumps with dose-error reduction software

On-site blood draws with rapid lab results

Courier delivery of results to physician same day

24/7 on-call pharmacist consultation

Medication interaction checks before every dose

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Frequently Asked Questions

We handle vancomycin, meropenem, hydration with electrolytes, iron infusions, Remicade, IVIG, and total parenteral nutrition—whatever the hospitalist orders.

Vein finder illumination plus ultrasound guidance achieves 97% first-attempt success; warm packs and nitroglycerin ointment ensure even tiny veins cooperate.

Yes, Medicare and private plans pay the same rate but you avoid facility fees; average savings range from $400-$800 per session.

Our CRNI nurses visit weekly or bi-weekly with heparin or saline locks, change needleless caps, and assess for infection using sterile technique.

Every nurse carries epinephrine, diphenhydramine, and solumedrol; we pause the pump, follow ACLS protocols, and call 911 only if symptoms persist after initial treatment.

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