Quick answer: Sanjeevia rents and sells home medical equipment in Delhi NCR, delivers the selected unit, demonstrates its controls and provides equipment support. Clinical selection must start with the written prescription or discharge specification.
1. Share the written requirement
Provide the exact equipment category, required functions, model or performance specification, prescribed settings, interface or accessories and expected duration. A diagnosis plus a phrase such as “oxygen 2 LPM” is not always enough to identify the correct equipment.
If the requirement is unclear, Sanjeevia should ask the family to confirm it with the treating clinician rather than making a clinical recommendation.
2. Match the requirement to verified specifications
The team can compare dimensions, weight limits, flow and concentration specifications, modes, alarms, power requirements and included accessories. Product names that sound similar may have different capabilities, so the exact model matters.
3. Confirm the home and delivery conditions
- Delivery address, lift, stairs and doorway access
- Room space and electrical supply
- Person available for handover
- Required accessories and consumables
- Support and equipment-failure contacts
4. Delivery and handover
At handover, verify the model and condition, demonstrate normal operation and alarms, provide cleaning and support instructions and confirm that prescribed settings match the written document. Sanjeevia does not diagnose, prescribe, titrate oxygen or change respiratory settings.
5. Support, exchange and return
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- Sanjeevia equipment catalogue
- Prepare a room for medical equipment
- Extend, exchange or return rented equipment
- Coordinate multiple rentals
The equipment provider explains specifications and service. Patient-specific clinical decisions remain with qualified healthcare professionals.