- male
- 49 Years
- 14/08/2025
Looking for a male attendant nurse for my 49-year-old uncle who's having hip bone surgery soon. He won't be able to walk and might need bed rest for a few months. We're in Uttarahalli, Bangalore any recommendations on where to find reliable care or what to look for in a good attendant nurse for post-surgery recovery
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