A caregiver assists with daily living activities—bathing, meals, movement, and reminders. A nurse is a licensed medical professional who can administer injections, manage medications, change dressings, and monitor vital signs.
Some plans allow you to choose caregiver-only support to reduce cost, and add a nurse only when medically necessary.

No. Nursing services are included only in specific medical plans like post-surgery and stroke recovery. For all other plans, a nurse can be added upon request for an additional fee.

Yes. We understand privacy and comfort are important, and female caregivers or nurses are available upon request—subject to availability.

Yes. Most of our team speak both Arabic and Kurdish. We do our best to assign staff based on your family’s preferred language.

Yes. Care plans are flexible. If your needs change, we can adjust the hours, level of support, or add nursing as required.

During your free consultation, we assess the medical condition, home setup, and your preferences—then recommend the most suitable plan.

Yes. All LifeAid staff are trained, vetted, and certified. Nurses are licensed professionals. Caregivers complete regular training in elderly care, hygiene, and safety.

Simply contact us by phone, WhatsApp, or email. We’ll schedule a free consultation and set up your care plan within 24–48 hours.

Yes. We offer overnight care (8–12 hours) and live-in or shift-based 24/7 care for individuals who need full-time support.

Absolutely. Our staff follow strict hygiene, infection control, and COVID-19 protocols. We monitor vital signs and ensure all tools are properly sanitized.