Disability Care Home FAQ Gurugram
Frequently Asked Questions
Families searching for a disability care home in Gurugram often have important questions before making a decision. This FAQ page answers the most common concerns about care for adults with severe learning disabilities, cerebral palsy, and Down syndrome, along with day care, respite care, and long-term residential care options across Delhi NCR.
If you are trying to understand which care option is right for your loved one, these answers are designed to help you make a clearer and more confident decision.
FAQ Questions and Answers
General Questions
Saksham By Kriti provides day care, respite care, and long-term residential care for adults with severe learning disabilities, cerebral palsy, and Down syndrome in Gurugram and across Delhi NCR. Our care model is built around supervision, daily support, routine, safety, and long-term continuity.
Our care model is designed for adults with severe learning disabilities, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, and related support needs who may require assistance with daily living, supervision, mobility, communication, routine management, and long-term care continuity.
No. While long-term residential support is one important part of the care model, families may also explore day care and respite care depending on their situation, care needs, and level of family support at home.
Yes. While Saksham By Kriti is based in Gurugram, families from Delhi, Noida, Faridabad, Ghaziabad, and across Delhi NCR often explore our care services and long-term support options.
Admissions & Eligibility
Adults with severe learning disabilities, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, and similar long-term support needs may be eligible for admission. Each case is carefully reviewed to ensure the care environment is appropriate for the individual’s needs.
Admission decisions are based on the person’s support requirements, medical history, mobility needs, behavioural profile, daily living needs, and long-term care considerations. The assessment process helps ensure that the environment can provide appropriate support.
Yes. Families are encouraged to visit, ask questions, understand the care environment, and explore available support options before making any long-term, Day care, and Respite care decision.
Families are generally asked to provide medical records, diagnosis information, Valide Identity, current care requirements, emergency contact details, medication information, and any other documents relevant to ongoing support planning.
There is no waiting list, availability depends on current capacity and the specific support needs of the individual. Families are encouraged to enquire early if they are considering residential care or future planning options.
Condition-Specific Questions
Severe learning disability care is structured support designed for individuals who may need significant assistance with daily living, communication, supervision, routine management, and personal care. The goal is to provide stability, safety, dignity, and meaningful daily engagement.
Cerebral palsy care focuses on supporting mobility, personal care, daily routines, supervision, comfort, and long-term wellbeing. Depending on individual needs, support may include assistance with transfers, movement, positioning, and everyday activities.
Adults with Down syndrome may benefit from varying levels of support related to supervision, routine management, personal care, communication, social engagement, daily living skills, and long-term care planning.
Yes. Effective disability care focuses on individual needs rather than diagnosis alone. A structured care environment can support adults with different conditions when care plans are personalised and regularly reviewed.
Care Options
Day care provides structured daytime support while individuals continue living with family. Respite care offers short-term temporary support that gives caregivers a break. Residential care provides ongoing supervision and support within a dedicated care environment.
Families often consider residential care when supervision needs increase, caregiving becomes difficult to sustain at home, routines become harder to manage, or future planning becomes a priority.
Respite care is short-term disability support that provides temporary relief for families and caregivers while ensuring continuity of care for the individual. It may be useful during travel, illness, emergencies, or periods of caregiver exhaustion.
Day care may be appropriate for families who can continue providing care at home but would benefit from structured daytime support, activities, supervision, and routine-building.
Safety & Daily Living
Resident safety depends on structured supervision, trained staff, accessible environments, clear procedures, emergency response planning, and individualised care approaches designed around each resident’s needs.
Routine helps create predictability, emotional security, consistency, and stability. Many adults with support needs benefit from structured daily schedules that reduce uncertainty and improve wellbeing.
Yes. Individuals who require wheelchair support, mobility assistance, transfers, or physical support may benefit from care environments designed to safely accommodate these needs.
A typical day may include personal care, meals, activities, social interaction, therapy-related support, recreation, rest periods, and structured routines based on individual care plans and personal preferences.
Family Involvement
Absolutely. Family involvement remains an important part of long-term care. Regular communication helps maintain continuity and strengthens confidence in the care process.
At Saksham by Kriti, we work hand-in-hand with families to shape every aspect of our residents’ daily lives, tailoring routines to their unique preferences and needs. We provide regular, transparent updates regarding their health, emotional wellbeing, and daily milestones. Most importantly, we ensure our residents and their families stay deeply connected, giving you complete peace of mind knowing you remain an active part of your loved one’s journey.
Yes. Families often play an important role in understanding preferences, routines, personal history, and long-term goals, making their involvement valuable in care planning discussions.
Costs & Financial Planning
Costs vary depending on support requirements, accommodation arrangements, medical needs, supervision levels, and the type of care selected. Families are encouraged to discuss their specific situation to receive accurate information.
Our all-inclusive fee covers a fully furnished air-conditioned room, four nutritious meals daily, and a dedicated personal attendant for each resident. This standard package also provides comprehensive care services, including professional nursing monitoring, regular doctor rounds, and full housekeeping services to ensure a safe, comfortable, and well-maintained environment for your loved one.
Families should always ask for a detailed fee structure before admission. Transparency is important when evaluating any disability care provider.
Long-Term Future Planning
Our ‘What After Us?’ initiative addresses one of the biggest concerns for ageing parents—who will care for their child when they no longer can. We offer long-term guardianship planning, legal guidance, and a commitment to lifelong care, giving families lasting peace of mind
Yes. We provide lifelong residential care. Once admitted, residents have a secure, permanent home with us. Our care evolves with their changing needs over the years, ensuring continuity, stability, and dignity at every stage of life.
Lifelong care planning involves preparing for future support needs and ensuring continuity of care when parents or primary caregivers may no longer be able to provide full-time assistance.
This is one of the most common concerns families face. Long-term disability care planning helps create continuity, stability, and future support arrangements that can continue beyond the involvement of current caregivers.
Still have questions? Our admissions team is available 24/7.
Every family situation is different. If you have questions about disability care, respite care, residential support, severe learning disabilities, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, or lifelong care planning, we encourage you to speak with our team.
We will be happy to help you understand available options and determine the most suitable support pathway for your loved one.
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