A team, not a lone attendant
ICU-trained bedside nurses, a named coordinator, equipment technicians, and a path back to your treating doctor. Home care fails when it is one tired person with a pulse oximeter.
About ALC
Founded in Ludhiana by Atul Kumar, with technology and coordination systems led by Rohan Bhatia. We care. We commit. We stay.

Hospital ICUs save lives. They are also noisy, expensive, and hard on families who live far from the ward. Many patients who are no longer in shock or organ-failure crisis still need a monitor, a trained nurse, and a ventilator or tracheostomy — not a general ward, and not an untrained attendant.
ALC was built to close that gap: hospital-grade infrastructure in the patient’s own room, with the treating physician remaining in charge of medical decisions.
ICU-trained bedside nurses, a named coordinator, equipment technicians, and a path back to your treating doctor. Home care fails when it is one tired person with a pulse oximeter.
Vitals charting, infection control, airway and ventilator discipline, and written escalation. Protocols are aligned with national critical-care practice — adapted for a bedroom, not diluted for one.
Nursing supervisors audit, coordinators stay reachable at night, and red-flag vitals are not left until morning. Training is continuous because home ICU is unforgiving of rust.
Recovery and long-term illness are easier where the patient already belongs. We bring the kit and the skill; the family keeps the home.
Two people own the promise. The rest of the bench — nurses, coordinators, technicians — carries it on every shift.
Founder & Director
Atul leads ALC’s clinical operations and care delivery. He built the service around one idea: hospital-grade critical care should travel with the patient, not the other way around.
Chief Technology Officer
Rohan designs the coordination, monitoring, and family-communication systems that keep every home ICU connected to clinical oversight around the clock.
The same protocols whether you are in a metro apartment or a smaller city we can staff.
Care plans start from the person in the bed, the family in the next room, and the doctor already treating them.
ICU-trained nurses, device discipline, infection control, and documented handovers. Home is not an excuse to lower the standard.
Critical illness is frightening. Staff are selected for skill and for how they speak to a family at 3 a.m.
Get professional medical care for your loved ones at home.