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THE GOOD CARE PEOPLE INNOVATIONS PRIVATE LIMITED
Effective Date: 17 October 2026
Last Revised: 17 October 2026
Website: https://www.thegoodcarepeople.com
1. Introduction
Welcome to The Good Care People.
This website is owned and operated by The Good Care People Innovations Private Limited, a company incorporated under the Companies Act, 2013, with Corporate Identification Number (CIN) U87100KL2026PTC104080.
The Company’s registered office is situated at:
63/159, First Floor,
DD Milestone,
Kadavanthara,
Ernakulam, Kerala – 682020, India.
Throughout these Terms & Conditions ("Terms"), the expressions "The Good Care People", "TGCP", "Company", "we", "us" and "our" refer to The Good Care People Innovations Private Limited.
The expressions "visitor", "user" and "you" refer, as applicable, to individuals, clients, patients, family members, authorised representatives, Healthcare Assistant applicants and other persons accessing or interacting with this website.
TGCP provides and coordinates healthcare assistance and related support services, with an emphasis on patient dignity, professional responsibility, appropriate care practices and transparent communication.
These Terms explain the conditions governing use of our website, submission of enquiries, access to service-related information and other online interactions with TGCP.
By accessing or using this website, you agree to comply with these Terms to the extent legally applicable. If you do not agree, please discontinue using the website.
Nothing in these Terms excludes or restricts any legal right, remedy or protection that cannot lawfully be excluded under applicable Indian law.
2. Scope of These Terms
These Terms apply to the use of TGCP’s official website, including:
Information about our organisation and services.
Client enquiries and assessment requests.
Healthcare Assistant registration and professional-interest forms.
Contact and communication facilities.
Health education articles and informational publications.
Other digital features and resources made available through the website.
The website operates as an information, enquiry and assessment-request platform. It does not provide direct online service booking or payment facilities.
Commercial quotations, final service confirmations, payment arrangements and service-specific conditions are communicated separately through TGCP’s authorised representatives.
These website Terms do not replace any separately concluded client service agreement, Healthcare Assistant engagement agreement, clinical consent, patient-transfer arrangement or other legally binding service document.
Where a separate agreement governs a specific service, its applicable provisions will govern that arrangement, subject to mandatory legal requirements.
3. Eligibility and Authorised Use
Visitors may use this website for lawful purposes, including learning about TGCP, making genuine service enquiries, submitting applications and communicating with the Company.
Where a request involves another person, including a patient or dependent family member, the person submitting it must have appropriate authority or another lawful basis to provide the relevant information and act on that person’s behalf.
Individuals who do not have legal capacity to enter into binding agreements must act through an appropriately authorised parent, guardian or representative where required by law.
Website access or submission of an enquiry does not independently establish consent to any medical procedure, clinical intervention or personal-data processing beyond what is otherwise lawfully permitted.
4. Acceptable Website Conduct
Users must not:
1. Submit false, misleading, fraudulent or unlawfully obtained information.
2. Impersonate another person or misrepresent their authority.
3. Attempt unauthorised access to any website account, database, server or administrative system.
4. Upload malware, harmful code or content intended to disrupt website functions.
5. Use automated extraction, scraping or other techniques in a manner that violates applicable law or interferes with the website.
6. Submit abusive, threatening, discriminatory or unlawful communications.
7. Misuse the Company’s name, trademarks, content or intellectual property.
8. Disclose another person’s confidential information without a lawful basis.
9. Use the website for purposes inconsistent with applicable laws or the rights of other persons.
TGCP reserves the right to take proportionate and lawful measures to prevent misuse of its website, protect users and maintain information security.
5. Services Offered by TGCP
TGCP provides and coordinates services under five principal categories.
5.1 Homecare Services
Homecare Services include appropriate healthcare assistance, personal care, daily-living support and nursing or other qualified professional assistance where required.
Care arrangements are determined according to individual requirements, assessed competencies, professional availability and appropriate clinical involvement.
Healthcare Assistants provide services within their assigned responsibilities and assessed competencies. They must not undertake medical or nursing functions requiring professional authorisation unless they independently possess the required qualifications and lawful authority.
5.2 Hospital & Bystander Support
TGCP provides or coordinates patient assistance, bedside support, bystander assistance and other appropriate care-related support during hospitalisation.
Services are subject to hospital rules, patient requirements, infection-prevention procedures, treating-clinician directions and the lawful professional scope of assigned personnel.
TGCP’s assistance is not a substitute for the hospital’s treating doctors, registered nurses, emergency services or institutional responsibilities.
5.3 Patient Transfer Services (Domestic & International)
TGCP coordinates patient transfers within India and internationally, depending on patient requirements, clinical considerations, available arrangements and operational feasibility.
These services may include:
Hospital-to-home and hospital-to-hospital transfers.
Ground transportation coordination.
Domestic and international transfer planning.
Arranging appropriately qualified accompanying healthcare personnel.
Coordination with hospitals, airlines and authorised transport providers.
Assistance with relevant medical documentation and clearance procedures.
Communication with receiving healthcare facilities where appropriate.
Transportation services are arranged through external providers.
Where appropriate, TGCP may arrange healthcare personnel to accompany patients during transfers, subject to patient needs, professional competency and applicable travel or clinical requirements.
TGCP does not represent itself as the owner or operator of ambulances, aircraft or other regulated transportation facilities.
Medical fitness for travel, airline acceptance, immigration permissions, transport clearance and receiving-hospital arrangements remain subject to decisions made by the relevant qualified professionals, authorities and service providers.
TGCP does not guarantee travel clearance, clinical fitness, transport-provider acceptance or admission to a particular healthcare institution.
5.4 Training & Skill Assessment
TGCP may provide training, practical skill development, competency evaluation and related assessment activities for Healthcare Assistants and other appropriate care personnel.
Training and assessment activities are intended to support professional development, suitable care assignments and responsible service delivery.
Participation in TGCP training or assessment does not, by itself, confer a government-recognised qualification, statutory professional licence or eligibility to perform regulated healthcare activities.
Any certificate of participation, assessment result or internal competency classification must be understood according to its stated scope and must not be represented as a statutory professional qualification unless expressly verified.
5.5 Health Screening
TGCP organises and conducts health screening programmes and may also coordinate programmes delivered through independent clinical providers.
Screening activities may take place at corporate premises, institutional locations or other appropriate venues.
Depending on the programme, services may include preliminary health measurements, wellness communication, screening reports and clinical guidance from appropriately qualified healthcare professionals.
Clinical assessments, medical prescriptions and other activities requiring professional authorisation must be undertaken by appropriately qualified and authorised personnel.
Health screening is a preliminary assessment activity and is not a substitute for comprehensive medical diagnosis, investigation or treatment.
Participants may be advised to seek further medical evaluation where indicated.
6. Healthcare Service Delivery and Regulatory Responsibilities
TGCP operates through care-service delivery, professional coordination and appropriate third-party arrangements.
TGCP does not currently operate its own hospital, clinic or diagnostic laboratory.
Services may be delivered at client residences, hospitals, corporate premises, partner locations or other suitable environments.
Certain healthcare activities may require particular professional qualifications, regulatory registrations, institutional permissions or specialist service providers.
Such requirements will be addressed according to the applicable legal framework and the nature of the service.
TGCP does not claim to possess any specific regulatory licence, accreditation, professional recognition or clinical-establishment registration unless that credential has been verified and is expressly disclosed.
Nothing in these Terms is intended to create an exemption from any healthcare-related legal obligation otherwise applicable to TGCP.
7. Client Enquiries and Assessment Requests
Visitors may submit service enquiries or assessment requests through the website’s contact forms, Client Access facilities or other official communication channels.
Information requested may include contact details, service location, general patient requirements, anticipated service duration and other relevant particulars.
TGCP may seek additional information reasonably necessary to determine service suitability and availability.
Submitting an online enquiry does not constitute a confirmed service booking or a binding commitment to provide services.
An enquiry does not guarantee:
Acceptance of the proposed service.
Immediate commencement of care.
Availability of a specific professional.
Finalisation of a particular price.
Clinical suitability of the proposed arrangement.
Acceptance of a particular schedule or service duration.
TGCP will communicate further requirements or proposed arrangements separately.
Information should be submitted accurately and only with appropriate permission where it concerns another individual.
8. Service Assessment and Availability
TGCP may evaluate service requests considering:
Patient or client needs.
Required competency and professional scope.
Service location and accessibility.
Personnel availability.
Proposed working hours and assignment duration.
Safety and supervision requirements.
Clinical complexity, where relevant.
Availability of appropriate third-party providers.
Service acceptance remains subject to operational feasibility, lawful professional scope and reasonable patient-safety considerations.
TGCP may recommend an alternative care arrangement or decline a request where suitable or safe delivery cannot reasonably be arranged.
Decisions will be made in accordance with applicable law and without unlawful discrimination.
The Company does not guarantee availability of every advertised service in every location or at every requested time.
9. Quotations and Service Pricing
TGCP communicates service quotations individually, according to the circumstances of the proposed arrangement.
Pricing may depend on service category, care requirements, personnel competency, location, assignment duration, shift structure and other relevant operational factors.
Any indicative prices appearing on the website are provided for general information and do not automatically constitute a final quotation.
Before confirming a paid service, TGCP will communicate the material commercial conditions applicable to the arrangement, including where relevant:
Scope of the proposed service.
Duration and schedule.
Applicable service charges.
Statutory taxes, where applicable.
Disclosed third-party or additional charges.
Payment requirements.
Cancellation and refund conditions.
TGCP does not currently collect service payments directly through its website.
Payments are arranged separately through the procedures communicated by authorised TGCP representatives.
10. Formation of Service Agreements
An online enquiry, preliminary conversation or assessment request does not automatically establish a binding service agreement.
A service arrangement may become binding when the relevant parties validly agree to its essential terms through written, electronic or other legally recognised communications.
The formation and enforceability of a service agreement will depend on the applicable law, the communications exchanged and any agreed conditions.
TGCP may issue separate quotations, proposals, service confirmations or written agreements.
A physical signature is not necessarily required where the parties have otherwise concluded a legally valid agreement through recognised electronic means.
Where service-specific terms have been validly agreed, those terms govern the particular service, subject to applicable statutory protections.
11. Payments, Cancellations and Refunds
Payment, cancellation, rescheduling and refund conditions are determined individually according to the service arrangement.
Such conditions will be communicated before service confirmation.
Relevant considerations may include:
Nature and duration of the requested service.
Personnel deployment and preparatory arrangements.
Services already performed.
Travel or transport commitments.
Third-party reservations or charges.
Agreed cancellation or notice requirements.
Applicable consumer-protection laws.
Cancellation charges, deductions and refund conditions must have a lawful basis and must not unfairly override statutory consumer rights.
TGCP does not apply a universal non-refundable condition to every service merely because an advance payment has been made.
Where a refund is due under an applicable agreement or law, it will be addressed in accordance with the relevant obligations and communicated procedure.
Any payment or refund dispute may be raised through TGCP’s official grievance contact.
12. Healthcare Assistants and Professional Engagement
TGCP engages Healthcare Assistants through independent, non-exclusive, assignment-based contractual arrangements. Each assignment is agreed individually. Healthcare Assistants may accept or decline an offered assignment and may work for other healthcare agencies. The legal status of any engagement depends on applicable law and the actual circumstances, not only the contractual label.
Individual assignments may differ in scope, location, duration, responsibilities and required competencies.
Healthcare Assistants may be categorised internally as:
Healthcare Assistant Level 1 (HCA L1).
Healthcare Assistant Level 2 (HCA L2).
Healthcare Assistant Level 3 (HCA L3).
These classifications are internal care-service competency categories.
Academic qualifications alone do not automatically determine an individual’s classification.
Internal classification does not constitute professional nursing registration, a statutory licence or authorisation to perform regulated clinical activities.
TGCP may conduct qualification reviews, competency assessments, identity verification and suitability checks appropriate to the proposed service.
The contractual description of an engagement does not conclusively determine statutory employment status.
Any employment-related, social-security or other legal obligations and entitlements are determined by applicable law and the actual nature of the engagement.
TGCP remains responsible for its own statutory and contractual obligations.
13. Healthcare Assistant Registration
Persons interested in working with TGCP may submit applications or expressions of interest through the website’s Healthcare Assistant Access facility.
Applicants may be requested to provide:
Name and contact information.
Current and permanent address details.
Educational qualifications.
Relevant training and professional experience.
Photographs and curriculum vitae.
Appropriate government-issued identity documents.
Other information reasonably necessary for suitability assessment.
TGCP’s approved identity-document options include masked Aadhaar, Voter ID (EPIC), Driving Licence and Indian Passport. A PAN Card may be requested separately where necessary for an appropriate and lawful purpose.
Submission of Aadhaar is voluntary, with acceptable alternative identification options available.
Any Aadhaar-related verification must comply with the applicable legal and UIDAI requirements.
Information and identity documents must be processed in accordance with applicable law and TGCP’s Privacy Policy.
Website registration, application submission, training participation or an internal assessment result does not guarantee selection, allocation of assignments or any particular professional engagement.
Where an application progresses, engagement conditions will be communicated separately through the appropriate contractual process.
14. Client and Family Responsibilities
Clients, patients and authorised representatives are expected to provide reasonable cooperation necessary for safe and appropriate care arrangements.
Depending on the circumstances, responsibilities may include:
1. Providing accurate and relevant information about the care requirement.
2. Informing appropriate personnel of material medical, mobility or safety considerations.
3. Communicating relevant changes in patient condition.
4. Respecting agreed service arrangements.
5. Providing a reasonably safe and accessible care environment.
6. Respecting the dignity, safety and professional boundaries of assigned personnel.
7. Avoiding requests for tasks outside an individual’s agreed responsibilities or professional scope.
8. Complying with applicable hospital, institutional and transport requirements.
9. Fulfilling valid payment and other obligations under the relevant service agreement.
TGCP recognises that patients may have disabilities, limitations or medical conditions that affect their ability to fulfil certain responsibilities independently.
Such circumstances should be addressed reasonably and with appropriate sensitivity.
Nothing in this section transfers TGCP’s own statutory, professional or contractual responsibilities to a patient or family member.
15. Professional Scope and Clinical Responsibility
TGCP distinguishes healthcare assistance from services requiring independent clinical judgement or regulated professional authority.
Healthcare Assistants must operate within their lawful scope, assessed competencies and agreed responsibilities.
Medical diagnosis, prescribing, specialist clinical procedures and other regulated medical activities must be performed by appropriately qualified and authorised professionals.
Healthcare personnel must follow relevant professional standards, lawful clinical instructions and appropriate patient-safety procedures.
TGCP does not guarantee a particular medical outcome, recovery period or absence of complications.
However, the absence of an outcome guarantee does not exclude any legal responsibility arising from negligence, deficient services or failure to meet an applicable duty of care.
Website content does not constitute personalised medical advice.
Medical emergencies: This website is not an emergency-response facility. Persons facing an urgent medical condition should seek immediate assistance from appropriate emergency medical services or a qualified healthcare facility.
16. Patient Consent, Dignity and Confidentiality
TGCP recognises the importance of patient autonomy, informed consent, dignity, privacy and confidentiality.
Care activities must respect the patient’s rights and any applicable requirements concerning consent, capacity and authorised representation.
Where specific clinical consent is legally necessary, general acceptance of these website Terms is not a substitute.
Patient information should be accessed or disclosed only for lawful and appropriate purposes.
Healthcare personnel and other relevant individuals are expected to preserve confidentiality in accordance with applicable legal, professional and contractual obligations.
TGCP does not authorise the unauthorised publication, recording or disclosure of identifiable patient information.
Patients and authorised representatives may raise concerns about dignity, privacy, professional conduct or patient safety through TGCP’s grievance procedure.
Additional principles are addressed in the separate Patient Rights & Responsibilities policy.
17. Personal Information and Data Protection
TGCP may collect and process personal information through its website and service-related activities.
Information may relate to clients, patients, family representatives, Healthcare Assistant applicants, screening participants and other individuals.
The categories of information, lawful purposes, disclosures, retention arrangements and applicable individual rights are addressed more fully in TGCP’s Privacy Policy.
TGCP intends to apply appropriate safeguards concerning:
Confidentiality and authorised access.
Secure handling of identification documents.
Protection of personal and health-related information.
Lawful sharing with relevant personnel and service providers.
Appropriate data retention and deletion.
Handling privacy requests and complaints.
Personal information will be processed according to applicable Indian law and other data-protection requirements where relevant.
Where required, individuals will receive appropriate notices and consent choices.
Submission of a general website enquiry does not constitute unrestricted consent to use personal information for unrelated purposes.
Privacy-related enquiries may be directed to TGCP’s designated Privacy/Data Protection Contact identified in Section 24.
18. Third-Party Services and Coordination
TGCP may engage, arrange or coordinate services involving independent third parties.
These may include:
Hospitals and healthcare institutions.
Qualified medical professionals.
Diagnostic laboratories and screening providers.
Ground transportation providers.
Airlines and international travel-related services.
Information technology and communication providers.
Other appropriately authorised service organisations.
Third-party services may be subject to their own lawful operational procedures, permissions, applicable charges and terms.
TGCP will endeavour to communicate material third-party dependencies relevant to a particular service.
The respective responsibilities of TGCP and external providers depend on the applicable law, actual activities undertaken and any valid contractual arrangements.
TGCP does not guarantee decisions or services independently controlled by external providers.
Nevertheless, engaging a third party does not automatically relieve TGCP of its own statutory duties, contractual responsibilities or liability for its own negligent or unlawful conduct.
19. Intellectual Property
Unless otherwise stated, the original content, website design, branding, written material, graphics and other proprietary elements appearing on this website belong to TGCP or are used under appropriate permission or licence.
Visitors may access and refer to publicly available material for lawful personal and informational purposes.
Unauthorised commercial reproduction, redistribution, alteration or exploitation of protected website materials is prohibited.
The Good Care People name, brand identity and associated marks must not be used in a manner that falsely suggests authorisation, endorsement or affiliation.
Third-party photographs, fonts, illustrations, software and other materials remain subject to the rights of their respective owners.
Nothing in these Terms transfers intellectual-property ownership to any website visitor.
20. Educational Content and Healthcare Articles
TGCP may publish educational articles, healthcare awareness material, practical care guidance and other editorial content.
Such material is intended to provide general information and promote informed discussion.
It is not intended as a substitute for individual medical assessment, diagnosis, treatment or professional clinical judgement.
Healthcare information may evolve, and the suitability of particular practices depends on individual circumstances.
Readers should consult qualified healthcare professionals regarding patient-specific medical concerns.
TGCP does not guarantee that an educational article will be appropriate for every patient or situation.
Nothing in this section excuses any misleading representation or other liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.
21. Testimonials, Images and Publicity
TGCP may display testimonials, photographs, programme information and descriptions of its activities.
Personal testimonials reflect individual experiences and do not constitute guarantees of identical outcomes.
Identifiable patient images, health information or confidential service details must not be published without an appropriate lawful basis and any consent or authorisation required in the circumstances.
Participation in a care service, professional engagement or health screening programme does not automatically constitute consent to marketing or public disclosure.
Any person wishing to raise a concern about personal information or images appearing on the website may contact TGCP through the official privacy or grievance channel.
22. Website Availability and Information Security
TGCP endeavours to maintain the website in a functional and secure condition.
However, website access may occasionally be interrupted by maintenance, technical problems, external service disruptions, cybersecurity incidents or other operational circumstances.
No internet-based system can be guaranteed to be entirely free from security risks.
Visitors should use official communication channels and avoid submitting unnecessary confidential information.
TGCP may temporarily suspend website functions where reasonably necessary for security, maintenance or lawful operational reasons.
Website interruption does not automatically terminate an existing service agreement or extinguish accrued statutory rights.
23. Limitation of Liability
TGCP seeks to provide accurate information and responsible services in accordance with its applicable obligations.
To the extent permitted by law, TGCP does not guarantee that the website will operate continuously or that general informational content will address every individual’s requirements.
TGCP will not be responsible for losses arising solely from a user’s unlawful actions or circumstances for which the Company has no legal responsibility.
Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability where exclusion or limitation is prohibited by law.
In particular, these Terms do not remove applicable liability relating to:
Fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation.
Negligence causing injury or death where liability cannot lawfully be excluded.
Breach of statutory consumer rights.
Unlawful handling of personal information.
Violation of mandatory healthcare or professional obligations.
Other non-excludable statutory or legal responsibilities.
Any lawful allocation of liability applicable to a particular service must be considered under the relevant agreement and governing law.
No provision in these Terms authorises negligent conduct, unsafe care or denial of legally available patient or consumer remedies.
24. Complaints, Grievances and Data Protection Contact
TGCP encourages individuals to report genuine concerns regarding services, professional conduct, patient safety, billing, website operations, confidentiality or data protection.
The Company’s designated contact is:
Reshma PR
Director — Grievance Officer & Privacy/Data Protection Contact
The Good Care People Innovations Private Limited
Email: office.admin@thegoodcarepeople.com
Telephone: +91 98460 28827
Complaints should provide sufficient information to identify the issue without unnecessarily disclosing confidential medical records.
TGCP will assess complaints and coordinate appropriate internal review or escalation.
Complaints will be handled in accordance with applicable statutory requirements, including relevant grievance-response obligations and time limits.
Where required by law, the matter may be referred to an appropriately designated statutory officer or other competent authority.
For urgent threats to patient safety, appropriate medical, safeguarding or emergency authorities should be contacted without delay.
Nothing in this section restricts the lawful right of any individual to approach a consumer commission, regulator, court or other competent authority.
The designation "Privacy/Data Protection Contact" does not, by itself, represent that TGCP has appointed a statutory Data Protection Officer under any particular legal regime.
25. Modification or Discontinuation of Website Features
TGCP may modify, improve, suspend or discontinue website features as part of its normal operations.
Changes may be made to maintain security, improve functionality, comply with applicable law or update service information.
Where changes materially affect a separately agreed service, the rights and obligations of the parties will be determined by the relevant agreement and applicable law.
TGCP will not use a general website modification clause to unilaterally extinguish existing contractual obligations or statutory rights.
26. Events Beyond Reasonable Control
TGCP’s operations may be affected by events beyond its reasonable control, including severe weather, floods, natural disasters, public-health emergencies, government restrictions, major transportation interruptions or significant infrastructure failures.
Where such events affect an agreed service, TGCP will endeavour to communicate relevant changes and consider reasonable alternatives where feasible.
Any resulting cancellation, rescheduling, payment adjustment or other consequence will be determined according to applicable law and the relevant service agreement.
This provision does not remove responsibilities that cannot lawfully be excluded or justify avoidable disregard of patient safety.
27. Amendments to These Terms
TGCP may revise these Terms periodically to reflect changes in website functions, business practices, regulatory requirements or applicable law.
Updated Terms will be published on the website with the relevant effective or revision date.
Where legal requirements mandate additional notice or agreement, TGCP will follow those requirements.
Changes to general website Terms will not automatically amend a separately concluded service contract where additional agreement is legally required.
Users are encouraged to review the current Terms periodically.
28. Governing Law and Jurisdiction
These Terms are governed by applicable Indian law.
TGCP’s registered office is located in Ernakulam, Kerala.
Subject to applicable law and mandatory jurisdictional provisions, disputes relating to general website use may be brought before competent courts having jurisdiction in Ernakulam, Kerala.
Nothing in these Terms limits rights to approach consumer commissions, statutory authorities, tribunals or courts that have jurisdiction under applicable law.
TGCP encourages good-faith efforts to resolve concerns through its designated grievance channel where appropriate.
Informal resolution procedures do not extinguish statutory rights or available legal remedies.
29. General Legal Provisions
Severability: If any provision is held invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall continue to apply to the extent permitted by law.
No waiver: A failure or delay in exercising a lawful right does not necessarily constitute a waiver of that right.
Interpretation: Headings are provided for convenience and do not independently determine the legal meaning of these Terms.
Statutory rights: Mandatory legal protections prevail over inconsistent provisions of these Terms.
Language: The English version is the principal drafted version. Any translations provided by TGCP should accurately communicate the substance of the Terms without diminishing applicable statutory protections.
Related policies: These Terms should be read alongside TGCP’s separate:
Privacy Policy.
Medical Disclaimer.
Patient Rights & Responsibilities.
Cookie Policy.
GDPR Policy, where applicable.
Each separate policy addresses its particular subject and applies according to its scope and relevant law.
30. Official Company Contact Information
For general enquiries, correspondence or questions concerning these Terms, please contact:
THE GOOD CARE PEOPLE INNOVATIONS PRIVATE LIMITED
CIN: U87100KL2026PTC104080
63/159, First Floor,
DD Milestone,
Kadavanthara,
Ernakulam, Kerala – 682020,
India.
Email: office.admin@thegoodcarepeople.com
Telephone: +91 98460 28827
Website: https://www.thegoodcarepeople.com
Grievance Officer & Privacy/Data Protection Contact:
Reshma PR, Director
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