Patient monitor on rent: continuous vitals at home
A multi-parameter patient monitor on rent from Eldrly costs ₹6,000 a month, installed at the bedside with a demonstration. It shows heart rate, oxygen saturation, blood pressure and temperature continuously and alarms when a reading leaves the range the doctor has set — which is what turns a home bedroom into somewhere a post-ICU patient can safely recover.
- Monthly rent
- ₹6,000 / month
- Included
- Delivery, installation, demonstration, collection
- Minimum
- One month
- Cities
- Mumbai, Navi Mumbai & Thane
When a monitor is worth having
- The first weeks home after an ICU or cardiac admission.
- A patient on home oxygen or BiPAP whose saturation needs watching.
- Any condition where the treating doctor has asked for readings through the day rather than once a day.
Who reads it
The monitor records; a person has to act on it. The alarm limits are set to the doctor’s instructions at installation, the caregiver learns what each alarm means, and a nurse visit reviews the trend. A monitor without someone to respond to it is a false comfort — pair it with a care plan.
Delivery, installation and return
Rental is monthly. The equipment is delivered to the address, installed and demonstrated, and collected when the rental ends. Everything is cleaned and checked between rentals. The rental price excludes consumables — masks, tubing, filters, sheets — which are billed as used.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a patient monitor cost to rent?
₹6,000 a month from Eldrly, including installation and a demonstration. Electrodes and probes are consumables.
Can the family read it?
Yes. The screen is plain: four numbers, a colour and an alarm. The caregiver is shown what each one means and when to call.
Does it send readings to the doctor?
The monitor displays and records at the bedside. The nurse notes readings on each visit for the treating doctor.