Home hearing care • Pune · Delhi · Bengaluru • at the bedside
If your parent is bedridden or living with dementia, a trip to a clinic is often simply not possible. So we do not ask you to make one. Our RCI-registered audiologists carry the calibrated equipment and the demo aids to your home, run the full hearing test at the bedside, fit the aids in the room your parent already knows, and coach you, the caregiver, on everything after we leave. It is the same careful assessment you would get in our clinic, just done where your parent is comfortable. We cover Pune, Delhi and Bengaluru, the first test is free and takes about 45 minutes, and you can trial an aid before you spend a rupee. To arrange a visit, call or WhatsApp +91 9429690093.
When someone cannot get out of bed or is confused by their surroundings, hearing becomes their main link to the world. Lose that link and the decline is quick and quiet. Research links untreated hearing loss to faster cognitive decline, low mood and social withdrawal, and in dementia it makes an already hard situation worse. A hearing aid does not cure hearing loss or dementia, but it removes one large, fixable barrier to communication, and that is often the single most useful thing you can do for a parent right now.
Families often read 'he doesn't answer' or 'she seems more confused' as the dementia advancing, when part of it is simply that your parent cannot hear the question. Restoring hearing frequently brings back responses everyone had given up on.
A bedridden parent who cannot follow conversation stops taking part, then stops trying. Being able to hear grandchildren, the TV and your voice keeps them engaged, which matters for both mood and mental sharpness.
Hearing lets your parent call for help, understand medication instructions and stay part of family decisions rather than being talked about over their head. That dignity is worth protecting early, not after months of decline.
A hearing test does not need a clinic room or a soundproof booth to be accurate. Our audiologists bring portable calibrated equipment and adapt the whole process to a person who is lying in bed or who tires and loses focus quickly. Here is what a bedside hearing test at home actually looks like.
You do not move your parent anywhere. We arrive at the agreed time with everything the test needs, set up quietly by the bed and work around their routine, meals and rest.
We take the history from your parent as far as they can manage, and fill the gaps with you. With dementia, the caregiver's account of when and how the hearing changed is often the most reliable part.
We examine the ears, then run the audiometry in short, gentle stages. If your parent cannot press a button or follow instructions, we use methods that read responses rather than relying on cooperation, and we stop and resume if they get tired.
We show you the audiogram and explain in plain Hindi, Marathi, Kannada or English exactly what your parent can and cannot hear, and whether an aid will genuinely help. There is no pressure to decide on the day.
If an aid suits, we let your parent wear a demo there and then, so you both hear the difference in their own room before any money is spent.
A bedridden or dementia-affected parent will not fiddle with tiny volume wheels or change fiddly batteries, and they should not have to. The right hearing aid for this situation is one that mostly looks after itself and that you, the caregiver, can manage in seconds. Because we fit all eight major brands, we choose on those grounds, not on whatever a shop happens to stock.
We steer towards rechargeable models so there are no small zinc batteries to fumble with or swallow. You drop the aids on a charging dock at night, the way you charge a phone.
The aids adjust to the room on their own, so your parent never needs to change a setting. Where a control is useful, we can put it on a simple remote or your phone, kept with you.
For someone lying down for long periods, comfort against the pillow and a fit that will not fall out or get lost matters. We choose styles and retention that suit a person mostly in bed.
Many modern aids can be re-tuned by the audiologist remotely, so small adjustments often do not need another home visit at all.
See hearing aid optionsWhen a parent is bedridden or has dementia, the caregiver is really the person who runs the hearing aids day to day. That is why we treat you as part of the fitting, not a bystander. Before we leave, we make sure the person actually operating the aids, whether that is you, a sibling or a home attendant, is confident and unhurried.
We show you and, if you like, the home attendant exactly how to put the aids in, take them out, charge them and switch them on. You practise in front of us until it feels routine.
Many parents insist nothing is wrong or refuse to wear 'that machine'. We are used to this. We introduce the aids calmly, let your parent hear the benefit for themselves, and give you practical ways to keep them wearing them without a daily fight.
We coach you on simple habits, facing your parent, one voice at a time, cutting background noise, that make the aids work far better, especially where dementia is involved.
If something stops working or your parent's needs change, you reach a real audiologist, not a call centre. Follow-up programming is free for the life of the aid.
Get in touchAids worn by someone in bed pick up more moisture, earwax and dust than usual, and a parent with dementia will not clean them. A five-minute daily routine, done by the caregiver, is what keeps them working and stops most of the crackling and dead-battery panics. We set this up with you at the fitting and leave you the tools.
We show you how to wipe the aids each morning, clear the wax filter and check the domes, so sound stays clear and infections are avoided in ears that rest on a pillow all day.
Aids go on the charger every night and into a dry box, well away from a confused parent who might misplace or damage them. We help you build this into the bedtime routine.
We teach you the simple checks for when an aid goes quiet, a blocked filter, a flat charge, a dislodged dome, so you can fix most issues yourself in a minute.
When a deeper clean or retune is needed, servicing is free for the life of the aid, and we can do it on a return home visit rather than making you travel.
About home visitsHome visits for bedridden and dementia-affected patients are exactly what we set out to do, and they are available across Pune, Delhi and Bengaluru. Tell us your parent's situation when you call so we send the right audiologist with the right equipment. The first test is free, and you only decide on an aid once you have seen it help.
We bring the full test, the trial and the fitting to your parent's bedside, and coach you afterwards.
Arrange a home visitA 45-minute RCI-registered assessment, done at home for a parent who cannot travel.
Book a free testBedside hearing care across Pune, served from our Viman Nagar clinic.
PuneBedside hearing care across Delhi, served from our Rohini and Green Park clinics.
DelhiBedside hearing care across Bengaluru, served from our Jayanagar clinic.
BengaluruTransparent price bands with up to 30-50% off MRP, GST-exempt and 0% EMI. Call for an exact quote.
View pricesYes. Our RCI-registered audiologists bring portable calibrated equipment to the bedside and run a complete assessment, examining the ears, taking the history and testing hearing across the range, without your parent leaving their bed. A soundproof booth is not required for an accurate result. It is the same careful test we do in the clinic, paced to suit someone who tires easily. Call +91 9429690093 to book a bedside hearing test at home in Pune, Delhi or Bengaluru.
Yes, this is exactly the situation our home service is built for. When a parent cannot follow instructions or press a button reliably, we use gentle methods that read the ear's responses rather than depending on cooperation, and we take much of the history from you, the caregiver. We work in short stages, stop if your parent gets tired or agitated, and resume when they are settled. The aim is a genuine picture of their hearing without distressing them.
This is very common and we handle it every day. Denial usually softens when a parent hears the difference for themselves, so we let her wear a demo aid during the visit rather than argue about whether she needs one. We also give you practical ways to introduce the aids into her routine so wearing them does not become a daily battle. There is no pressure to buy, and you can take the decision at your own pace.
The first 45-minute hearing test at home is free. The aids themselves depend on the technology, not the setting, and hearing aids are GST-exempt in India. As a rough per-ear guide, easy-to-manage rechargeable models generally start in the mid-range band, and we offer up to 30-50% off MRP with 0% EMI. Because the right choice depends on your parent's hearing and needs, call +91 9429690093 for an exact quote after the free test.
We provide home visits for bedridden and dementia-affected patients across Pune, Delhi and Bengaluru, served from our clinics at Viman Nagar (Pune), Rohini Sector 9 and Green Park (Delhi) and Jayanagar 4th Block (Bengaluru). We do not operate outside these three cities. Tell us your area and your parent's situation when you call and we will confirm a suitable audiologist and time.
If a clinic trip is impossible, we come to you. Our RCI-registered audiologists do the full hearing test and fitting at the bedside across Pune, Delhi and Bengaluru, then coach you on running the aids at home. The 45-minute home test is free and you can trial an aid before you buy. Call or WhatsApp +91 9429690093 to book a home visit.
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