Injection Service at Home

MAX@Home's expert Injection at Home service brings the same care and accuracy to your home.

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What is Injection at Home Service?

Injection at Home is home healthcare where a patient can obtain doctor-recommended injections given by professional and licensed nurses without ever having to leave the comfort of their home. It serves those patients who could be mobility challenged, post-surgical, have chronic illness, are elderly, immunocompromised, or who simply enjoy the ease and comfort of care from home.
This service encompasses a broad array of injectable drugs like intramuscular (IM), intravenous (IV), subcutaneous (SC), and intradermal (ID) injections, including antibiotics, insulin, vitamins, hormonal treatment, blood thinners, pain medicines, biologics, and others.

Injection at Home Services by MAX@Home

A visit to the hospital or clinic for an injection is no longer necessary. MAX@Home's expert Injection at Home service brings the same care and accuracy to your home. From a single antibiotic injection to a series of vitamin injections, our trained nursing staff ensure that your treatment is administered safely, cleanly, and with convenience.

Why to Use Injection at Home?

There are several reasons for home injection services becoming the first choice for numerous individuals:

Convenience and Comfort

It can be stressful to travel to a hospital or clinic for a routine injection when the patient is already ill. Home care eliminates travel stress, waiting time, and exposure to hospitals.

Lower Risk of Infection

Hospitals and clinics are hotspots for infection, particularly for immunocompromised patients. Home care greatly minimizes the risk of exposure to secondary infections.

Professional Administration

MAX@Home makes sure that all injections are done by trained and licensed nursing experts who adhere to strict clinical standards of safety and hygiene.

Time-Saving

At-home injection can save you traffic time, waiting time, or admission procedures time. You can schedule appointments as per your own convenience—morning, late evening, or weekends.

Personalized Attention

At home, your entire attention as a nurse is on one patient—you. That enables more one-on-one, attentive, and comfortable care.

Continuity of Care

Patients requiring long-term treatment regimens including frequent injections like insulin for diabetes, vitamin B12 for deficiency, or hormone therapy appreciate continued care when performed by the same trained practitioner.

Types of Injections Given at Home

Our skilled nurses are trained to administer a very broad range of injectable therapies, including:

Intramuscular (IM) Injections

Inserted deep into the muscle, IM injections are used regularly for antibiotics, vaccines, and some hormonal treatments.

Subcutaneous (SC) Injections

Inserted into the fatty layer beneath the skin, SC injections are often used for insulin, low-molecular-weight heparin (thinning medications for blood), and fertility drugs.

Intravenous (IV) Injections or Infusions

These are injected directly into a vein and need a trained nurse to administer proper dosage and technique. Some common uses are IV antibiotics, hydration therapy, chemotherapy (only if prescribed and monitored), and pain management medication.

Intradermal (ID) Injections

These are injected just beneath the surface of the skin, typically for allergy testing or tuberculosis (Mantoux) testing.

Common Medications Administered

Insulin for diabetes
Antibiotics (Ceftriaxone, Amoxicillin-Clavulanic Acid, etc.)
Vitamin B12 and B Complex
Iron sucrose for anemia
Anti-rabies vaccine (ARV)
Tetanus toxoid
Anti-coagulants (e.g., Enoxaparin)
Pain relief injections (NSAIDs, opioids where appropriate)
Hormonal injections (HCG, GnRH, etc.)
Biologics (e.g., Adalimumab for rheumatoid arthritis)

Every administration is preceded by checking the doctor's prescription and dosage, visual inspection of the vial for expiration, and the patient's verification and history to avoid mistakes.

Who Can Benefit from Injection at Home Services?

Injection at Home is suited for:

Elderly patients who find it hard to go to hospitals
Patients with chronic therapy (e.g., diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis)
Post-operative patients needing antibiotics or pain relief
Children receiving vaccinations (with supervision and availability)
Working professionals who value the privacy and convenience of treatment at home
Immunocompromised or higher-risk patients for infection

Safety & Hygiene Standards

Your safety is our utmost concern at MAX@Home. All our nurses strictly follow international hygiene and injection safety protocols, including:

Use of disposable and sterile syringes
Wearing masks and gloves at all times
Bio-medical waste disposal in a proper manner
Cleaning the pre-injection site and observation after injection
Double checking of medication and dose

Our nurses are background-checked, emergency care-trained, and periodically skill-tested to provide clinical excellence.

How to Book Injection Service at Home by MAX@Home?

1. Call our helpline or schedule through the MAX@Home website or app.
2. Book a visit at your convenience.
3. The nurse comes to your home with or without the medication (depending on your choice).
4. Monitoring after injection is conducted for 15-30 minutes depending on the drug.

In some instances, like IV injections, the time may be longer depending on the type of infusion and physician advice.

Other Services you could consider having at Home

Besides injections, MAX@Home provides a variety of home nursing and clinical care services such as:

IV Fluid Administration
Wound Dressing
Catheter Insertion and Removal
Ryle’s Tube Feeding
Nebulization
Vital Signs Monitoring
Blood Sample Collection
Physiotherapy
Doctor Consultation and Prescription Renewals

These procedures, when performed at home, add convenience, improve compliance, and significantly improve quality of life—especially for the elderly and patients with chronic conditions.