Care for every need

Families come to us for Assisted living 24/7 nursing care Memory care Physiotherapy Palliative care

Whatever your family needs, DeepMaarg will help you find a verified home for it.

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Two nurses sitting with an elderly woman in a wheelchair, one holding her hand 24/7 nursing care
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A carer sitting with a senior resident in a quiet room Palliative care

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Every home is reviewed by our team before it's listed.

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Connect directly with homes — no fees, no pressure.

Aiming for 50+ cities

Growing across India — from major metros to smaller towns.

Know the landscape

Types of old age homes

The same home can be described two ways: by the level of care it gives, and by who runs it. Both matter when you are choosing.

By care level

For active seniors who manage daily tasks on their own. Includes a private room or apartment, meals, security, and a community of peers.
For seniors who need some help with bathing, dressing, medicines, or mobility. Trained caregivers are available round the clock. The aim is to hand over only the tasks that have become hard, and nothing else.
For seniors with ongoing health conditions or recovering from illness or surgery. Includes nurses, doctor visits, and medical monitoring. Some stays are for a few months of recovery rather than permanently.
For seniors with memory loss. A safe, supervised environment with specially trained staff. Ask about the staff-to-resident ratio at night, not just during the day.
For seniors with serious or advanced illness. Focuses on comfort, pain relief, and dignity.
A temporary stay for a few days or weeks, such as during family travel or recovery after hospital discharge.
Seniors spend the day with meals, activities, and care, then return home in the evening.

By funding & management

Run or supported by state or central government. Mostly for seniors with limited income or no family support. Basic care at free or very low cost, with limited seats.
Run by charitable trusts and NGOs, funded by donations. Often free or low-cost for seniors in need, and some ask for a small contribution.
Managed by religious institutions or community groups. Simple, supportive living, often with spiritual activities. Fees range from free to a nominal charge.
Privately run homes where residents pay a monthly or yearly fee. Services include meals, housekeeping, care staff, and activities.
Private or corporate-run communities with high-end facilities such as large rooms or apartments, wellness centres, and advanced medical support.
Want to know more about each type? Read our guide.
Why DeepMaarg

Look beyond the room. Understand the care.

Choosing a senior-care home involves more than location and appearance. Explore the details that shape everyday life, compare your options and make a decision with greater clarity.

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Care RequirementsUnderstand the level of support available.
AccommodationExplore rooms and living arrangements.
Fees & PricingUnderstand costs and additional charges.
Location & AccessFind homes in preferred localities.
Safety & AccessibilityConsider mobility and everyday safety.
Food & Daily LivingLearn about meals and daily routines.
Photos & FacilitiesGet a better feel for the living spaces.
Home InformationReview available details before visiting.
Caring people

The people who make it home

Behind every listed home are trained, compassionate carers.

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Care Nurses

Day & night nursing
A consulting physician reviewing a resident's care

Consulting Physicians

On-call medical support
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Senior Caregivers

Everyday companionship
Families we've helped

Trusted by families across India

Real stories from families who found the right care home with DeepMaarg.

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4.9 Average family rating
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Frequently asked questions

How do you verify the homes?

Our team reviews each home before it's listed — checking care, facilities and pricing — so families start from a trustworthy shortlist.

Does DeepMaarg cost anything for families?

No. Searching the directory and contacting homes are completely free for families. You connect with each home directly, at your own pace.

Which cities do you cover?

Over a period of time, we aim to cover 50+ cities across India, from major metros to smaller towns.

What types of senior care can I find?

Assisted living, 24/7 nursing and medical care, memory care for dementia and Alzheimer's, physiotherapy, palliative care, and meals and nutrition support.

How do I contact a care home I am interested in?

You contact the home directly — by phone, WhatsApp or a callback request from its listing. There are no middlemen and no pressure to decide.

Why do some homes show a WhatsApp link and others don't?

It depends on how each home has set up its contact details with us. Where there is no WhatsApp link, use the phone number or the callback request on that home's listing — both reach the same team.

Find the right care home with DeepMaarg

Start with a search near you, or reach out directly to the centre team.

From our guidance

Guidance for families

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Choosing care

How to choose the right care home for a parent

The questions to ask and the signs of a home that truly cares.

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Health

Understanding levels of senior medical care

Assisted living, nursing care and palliative support explained.

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Wellbeing

Helping an elder settle into a new home

Small things families can do to make the transition gentle.