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Health Care Built Around Home Service Workers in Hyderabad

Cooking, cleaning, guarding and caring for other homes is hard on your knees, back and hands, and your own health tends to come last. We are a hospital in Begumpet that treats the exact problems the work causes, runs free checks near you, gives 24 hour care, and files your insurance claim for you. Free to register, nothing to buy.

Free health check near you

Blood pressure and blood sugar
Back, knee and posture
Eyesight check
Weight and hearing
About 10 minutes. No charge, no obligation.

In short: If you work in other people's homes in Hyderabad, as a maid, cook, cleaner, security guard or care worker, register free with us at Vivekananda Hospital, Begumpet. You get free health checks near you, treatment for the back, knee, hand and skin problems the work causes, 24 hour care with an agreed price before planned treatment, and free help claiming any insurance you have. No card to buy, no fee. Call or WhatsApp 7207904418 to register or to arrange a camp near you.

Medically reviewed by Dr. Ravi Sishir Reddy, MBBS, MD, Consultant Physician and Critical Care, Vivekananda Hospital. Reviewed 26 July 2026.
What the work does to your body

The problems this work causes

These are the complaints we hear most from home service workers. None of them are your fault, they come with the work. All of them are treatable, and cheaper to fix early.

Back and knee painFrom bending, squatting, mopping and climbing stairs all day.
Hand, wrist and shoulder painFrom washing, scrubbing and wringing, over and over.
Leg pain and varicose veinsFrom standing long hours, which security guards feel most.
Skin rashes and cracked handsFrom constant water, soap and cleaning chemicals.
Breathing irritationFrom dust and the fumes of strong cleaning products.
Blood pressure and sugarSilent until serious. Long hours and missed meals push both up.

You look after everyone else. Look after yourself too, at least once a year, with a basic check even when you feel fine, because the ones that hurt most, high blood pressure and high blood sugar, cause nothing at all until they cause something serious.

Small things that help

Simple habits that protect your body

General guidance, not a treatment plan. If pain or a skin problem is persistent or getting worse, see a doctor rather than ignoring it.

Bend at the knees and hips, not the back. Use a long-handled mop and broom so you are not bent double, and kneel on a folded cloth rather than a hard floor.
Wear rubber gloves for wet and chemical work. Rinse and dry your hands well and use a plain moisturiser after. This prevents most cracked-hand and rash problems.
Drink water through the day and take short breaks. A minute to straighten your back and stretch your hands between tasks does more than you think over a long day.
Get one basic health check a year. Blood pressure, blood sugar, weight and eyesight. The free camp near you takes ten minutes and catches the silent problems early.
Near you

We bring the doctor near you, free

You should not have to lose a day's work or travel far to see a doctor. We run free health camps in residential areas, apartment complexes and worker associations, at a time that suits you. Blood pressure, blood sugar, weight, eyesight, back and posture, and hearing, checked in about ten minutes per person, at no charge and no obligation. If anything looks off, we call you within two days to explain what it means.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What health problems are common in home service workers?

The work causes a predictable set of problems: back and knee pain from bending, squatting, mopping and climbing stairs all day, hand, wrist and shoulder pain from washing, scrubbing and wringing, leg pain and varicose veins from standing long hours, which security guards feel most, skin rashes and cracked hands from detergents and cleaning chemicals, and breathing irritation from dust and fumes. Long hours and missed meals also push up blood pressure and blood sugar, which stay silent until they turn serious.

Do you offer free health checks for home service workers?

Yes. We run free health camps near where home service workers live and work, in residential areas, apartment complexes and worker associations, at a time that suits you. We check blood pressure, blood sugar, weight, eyesight, back and posture, and hearing in about ten minutes per person, at no charge. If anything looks off, we call you within two days to explain it. Ask your association or apartment to arrange one, or message us directly.

My knees and back hurt from bending and mopping. What can I do?

Knee and back pain from squatting, bending and mopping is the most common complaint we hear from this work. It helps to bend at the knees and hips rather than the back, use a long-handled mop and broom so you are not bent double, kneel on a folded cloth instead of a hard floor, and take short breaks to straighten up. Do not ignore knee pain with swelling or locking, or back pain that shoots down a leg. If pain is persistent, see a doctor rather than living on painkillers, because early physiotherapy prevents long-term damage.

My hands crack and itch from washing and cleaning. Is that treatable?

Yes. Cracked, itchy or peeling skin on the hands is very common with constant water, soap and cleaning chemicals, and it is treatable. Wear rubber gloves for wet and chemical work where you can, rinse and dry your hands well, and use a plain moisturiser after. If the skin is raw, bleeding, spreading or not settling, see a doctor, because it can become an infection or a longer-term skin problem that needs proper treatment.

How do I register and what does it cost?

Registration is free. There is no card to buy, no joining fee and no monthly payment. Call or WhatsApp 7207904418, or register at a camp near you. Once registered you get a free first consultation, agreed prices in writing before any planned treatment, free accident insurance claim help, and access to the free camps. Your immediate family is covered by the same registration.

I work night shifts as a security guard. How do I stay healthy?

Night and long standing shifts are hard on sleep, legs and blood pressure. Try to protect a regular sleep block in the day even if it is broken up, move and stretch your legs rather than standing dead still for hours, wear comfortable footwear, and drink water rather than only tea through the shift. Get your blood pressure, blood sugar and legs checked at least yearly, and tell a doctor about constant tiredness, dizziness, or swelling in the legs, which are worth looking into.

What should I do if I have an accident or a bad fall at work?

For a serious fall, a deep cut, a burn or any injury you cannot manage, come straight to our casualty on Greenlands Road, Begumpet, or call 7207904418 on the way. Treatment starts first and the paperwork is handled after you are stable. We have a 24 hour casualty and an orthopaedic surgeon on call. We also help file any insurance or accident claim you have. See our road accident and emergency care page for the full details.

Can my family use this too?

Yes. Your free registration covers your immediate family. They can use the free first consultation and the agreed prices in the same way you can, and they are welcome at the free health camps we run near you. This is open to any home service worker in Hyderabad, whoever you work for.

You look after everyone. Let us look after you

Two minutes on WhatsApp gets you free checks, agreed prices, accident care and claim help. Free for you and your family, no card, no fee.

Vivekananda Hospital
6-3-871/A, Greenlands Road, Beside CM Camp Office, Begumpet, Hyderabad, Telangana 500016

Casualty open 24 hours. Call or WhatsApp 7207904418.

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