Old Age Home in Sector 43, Gurgaon: Gracias Living Blossom
Gracias Living “Blossom” is a senior care residence at 901P, Sector 43, Gurugram, Haryana. It provides assisted living, dementia care, post operative recovery and stroke rehabilitation, with 24×7 nursing and caregiver support, regular physician consultations and daily vital sign checks. Monthly fees start at ₹66,500 for twin sharing.
Gracias Living “Blossom”, Sector 43 at a glance
- Address
- “Blossom” 901, Sector 43, Gurugram, Haryana
- Care provided
- Assisted living, dementia and Alzheimer’s care, post operative care, stroke rehabilitation, palliative care, respite and short stays
- Medical support
- 24×7 trained nurses and caregivers, regular physician consultations, medication management, daily vital sign checks, emergency response
- Fees from
- ₹66,500 a month (twin sharing)
- Stay options
- Short stays of up to three weeks, or monthly stays from one month
- Deposits
- Monthly stays: ₹3,75,000 refundable security deposit plus ₹25,000 petty cash. Short stays: petty cash only
- Visiting
- Residents’ families any time, after informing their WhatsApp group. Other visitors 11 am to 4 pm
- Phone and WhatsApp
- +91 87004 84949
- [email protected]
- Second residence
- “Zinnia”, S-27/6, DLF Phase 3, Gurgaon – 122010
Where is Gracias Living in Sector 43, Gurgaon?
Gracias Living “Blossom” is at 901P, Sector 43, Gurugram, Haryana. Sector 43 sits on the Golf Course Road corridor, between Sushant Lok and Sector 44. As a result, several of Gurgaon’s major hospitals are a short drive away, and the residence is easy to reach from Delhi via NH 48 or MG Road.
| Landmark | Location |
|---|---|
| Fortis Memorial Research Institute | Sector 44, the adjoining sector |
| Artemis Hospital | Sector 51 |
| Medanta, The Medicity | Sector 38 |
| Huda City Centre metro station | Sector 29 |
| Sector 53 and 54 Rapid Metro station | Golf Course Road |
| Galleria Market | DLF Phase 4 |
| Indira Gandhi International Airport | Via NH 48 |
Drive times on Golf Course Road change a lot with the time of day. So call us, and we will tell you the quickest route from your home and the best time to visit.
What care is provided at Sector 43?
Gracias Living provides assisted living, dementia and Alzheimer’s care, post operative recovery, stroke rehabilitation, palliative care and short respite stays. We match support to each resident after a clinical assessment, rather than selling a fixed package.
Assisted living
For seniors who need help with daily activities but not hospital care. It covers personal care, medication management, mobility support, meals, housekeeping and daily activities, with nurses on duty at every hour. Read more about assisted living at Gracias Living.
Dementia and Alzheimer’s care
Around 70 per cent of Gracias Living residents live with dementia, so our care team works with the condition every day. Care follows a predictable daily routine, individual care plans, behavioural monitoring and meaningful engagement. Dr Chitra Anand, our Head of Medical Services, brings more than 38 years of clinical experience and guides the care of residents living with dementia.
This figure reflects current residents across Gracias Living and may change over time. Individual experiences vary with each person’s stage of dementia, health and care needs. Read more about our dementia care approach.
Post operative and stroke recovery
Recovery support after surgery or a stroke, with nursing supervision, medication management and daily monitoring while the family plans the return home. See post operative care and stroke rehabilitation.
Short stays and respite
Families use short stays after a hospital discharge, or when a primary caregiver needs to travel. Short stays run up to three weeks, need no security deposit and only ₹25,000 refundable petty cash. Monthly stays start at one month, and long stays use an 11 month agreement that renews automatically. See short stays.
How much does it cost?
Monthly fees start at ₹66,500 for twin sharing and rise with room type and level of care. We confirm the final figure after a clinical assessment of health, mobility, daily support needs and memory.
| Room type | Per month | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|
| Twin sharing | ₹66,500 | Sharing with another resident |
| Single occupancy | ₹90,500 | A private room for one resident |
| Double occupancy | ₹1,30,000 | A private room for spouses or siblings |
| Plan | Per month | Level of support |
|---|---|---|
| Intermediate care | ₹90,500 | Regular assistance, nursing supervision and structured support |
| Extensive care | ₹1,30,500 | Closer monitoring and more everyday assistance |
Included every month
- Rooms designed for seniors
- Fresh vegetarian meals
- 24×7 trained nurses and caregivers
- Regular physician consultations
- Medication management
- Daily vital sign checks
- Housekeeping and laundry
- Linen change twice a week
- Power backup
- Daily activities and wellness sessions
- Activities that keep the mind active
- Emergency response
- A personalised care plan
Billed separately
- Professional physiotherapy
- Medicines and medical tests
- Diagnostic sample collection
- A personal caregiver, if requested
- Laundry beyond 100 clothes
- Electricity and other optional services
Deposits for monthly stays
- Security deposit ₹3,75,000, refundable
- Petty cash ₹25,000, with a clear account of every expense
There are no hidden charges. We explain every fee, deposit, exclusion and optional service before admission. See full details on our pricing page.
How is the level of care decided?
A clinical assessment before admission places each resident on one of three levels of support. Together with room type and length of stay, this decides the final monthly fee.
| Level | Who it is for |
|---|---|
| Fundamental care | Seniors who need little help with daily activities |
| Intermediate care | Seniors who need regular help and closer supervision |
| Extensive care | Seniors who need full support, 24×7 nursing or close medical supervision |
Dr Chitra Anand, our Head of Medical Services, guides the care team. Her role covers behavioural management, medication review, care plan guidance, family consultations, emergency protocols and regular clinical reviews.
What does a day look like?
A predictable rhythm matters more than variety in senior care, especially for residents living with memory loss. This is roughly how a day runs.
- 7:00 amBed tea, with time to wake up comfortably
- 8:30 to 9:30 amBreakfast, prepared around each resident’s diet
- After breakfastHelp with bathing, dressing and grooming
- 11:30 am to 12:30 pmGuided movement for flexibility, balance and confidence
- 1:30 to 2:30 pmLunch in the dining room
- 2:30 to 4:30 pmAfternoon rest
- From 4:30 pmTea, snacks and conversation
- EveningMusic, games and creative sessions
- 6:00 to 7:00 pmPuja and aarti, for residents who wish to join
- 8:00 to 9:00 pmDinner, with help where needed
- After dinnerPersonal care and medicines before bed
Sector 43 or DLF Phase 3?
Gracias Living runs two residences in Gurgaon. Care standards, pricing and the clinical team are the same at both. So, for most families, the real difference is location and current availability.
| Blossom, Sector 43 | Zinnia, DLF Phase 3 | |
|---|---|---|
| Address | 901, Sector 43, Gurugram | S-27/6, DLF Phase 3, Gurgaon – 122010 |
| Nearest major hospitals | Fortis Memorial (Sector 44), Artemis (Sector 51), Medanta (Sector 38) | Fortis, Max and Paras Health |
| Nearby | Golf Course Road, Huda City Centre metro, Galleria Market | DLF CyberHub, Ambience Mall, MG Road |
| Fees | The same at both residences, from ₹66,500 a month | |
If DLF Phase 3 suits your family better, see our DLF Phase 3 residence. Unsure which one has room for the care your parent needs? Call us, and we will tell you directly.
When this may not be the right choice
Residential care is not always the right decision. Saying so up front saves families a visit that leads nowhere.
- Home care may still be right if your parent is safe and comfortable at home, their daily care and medicine needs are predictable, family or professional caregivers can support them consistently, and wandering or falls are not an immediate risk.
- Cost is a real barrier for many families. Fees start at ₹66,500 a month, and monthly stays need a refundable security deposit of ₹3,75,000. If that is beyond what your family can sustain, a caregiver at home or a facility run by a trust will serve your parent better than a stay here that has to end early.
- Acute medical needs belong in a hospital. We provide nursing care and medical supervision, not emergency or intensive care. If your parent needs active hospital treatment, that comes first. Residential care then helps during recovery.
- Fully independent seniors who need no daily help are usually happier at home or in an independent living community.
Tell us honestly what your parent needs when you call. If we are not the right fit, we will say so rather than book a visit.
Visit the Sector 43 residence
Visitors are welcome from 11 am to 4 pm. Meet the care team, see the rooms and understand the daily routine before you decide anything.
You do not need to know which service you want before calling. Tell us about your parent’s health, mobility, memory and routine, and our team will explain which support fits. Also, please bring any medical records and discharge summaries when you visit, because they help the care team plan the right support.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Gracias Living located in Sector 43, Gurgaon?
Gracias Living “Blossom” is at 901, Sector 43, Gurugram, Haryana. It sits on the Golf Course Road corridor, next to Sector 44, and is easy to reach from Delhi via NH 48 or MG Road. Our second residence, Zinnia, is at S-27/6, DLF Phase 3, Gurgaon.
How much does an old age home in Sector 43 cost per month?
Fees at Gracias Living start at ₹66,500 a month for twin sharing, ₹90,500 for single occupancy and ₹1,30,000 for double occupancy. Dementia care plans are ₹90,500 for intermediate care and ₹1,30,500 for extensive care. Monthly stays also need a refundable security deposit of ₹3,75,000 and ₹25,000 petty cash.
What is included in the monthly fee?
The fee includes the room, fresh vegetarian meals, 24×7 nurses and caregivers, regular physician consultations, medication management, daily vital sign checks, housekeeping and laundry, linen changes twice a week, power backup, daily activities and a personalised care plan. Physiotherapy, medicines, medical tests, electricity and some optional services are billed separately at actual cost.
Can I visit the Sector 43 residence before deciding?
Yes. We encourage every family to visit, meet the care team, see the rooms and understand the daily routine first. Visitors are welcome from 11 am to 4 pm. Call or WhatsApp +91 87004 84949 to arrange a time.
Can families of residents visit at any time?
Yes. Families of residents can visit at any time after informing their family WhatsApp group. Other visitors are welcome from 11 am to 4 pm.
Does Gracias Living provide dementia and Alzheimer’s care?
Yes. Gracias Living provides dementia and Alzheimer’s care with 24×7 nursing, trained caregivers, medication management, personalised care plans, structured routines and meaningful activities in a safe, homelike setting. Around 70 per cent of current residents live with dementia. Dr Chitra Anand, our Head of Medical Services, brings more than 38 years of clinical experience and guides the care team.
Is nursing support available 24 hours a day?
Yes. Trained nurses and caregivers are on duty 24×7, along with medication management, daily vital sign checks and emergency response. Regular physician consultations are included in the monthly fee.
How is the right care plan decided?
Our clinical team assesses medical needs, mobility, daily living needs, memory, mood, room preference and length of stay. Then we place your parent on fundamental, intermediate or extensive care, which, together with room type, decides the monthly fee.
Can my parent stay for a short period rather than permanently?
Yes. Short stays run up to three weeks and need no security deposit, only ₹25,000 refundable petty cash. Monthly stays start at one month, and long stays use an 11 month agreement that renews automatically. Families most often use short stays after a hospital discharge or while a caregiver travels.
Do we need a medical assessment before contacting Gracias Living?
No. You can begin with a conversation. Medical records and discharge summaries help later, when the care team assesses the right support for your parent.
How does the Sector 43 residence compare with your DLF Phase 3 residence?
Care standards, pricing and the clinical team are the same at both residences, so the real difference is location and current availability. Blossom in Sector 43 is closer to Fortis Memorial in Sector 44, Artemis in Sector 51 and Medanta in Sector 38. Zinnia in DLF Phase 3 is closer to DLF CyberHub, Ambience Mall and MG Road.
Fees, deposits and inclusions shown here were last checked on 19 October 2026 and may change. We assess care needs individually before admission, so call +91 87004 84949 to confirm what applies to your parent. Gracias Living does not accept donations of any kind.