Co-operative Bank Colony is a residential layout in Nagole, in east Hyderabad, between Uppal, LB Nagar and the banks of the Musi. As its name suggests, it began as a housing society for bank employees, and it still has the orderly feel of a planned colony, with numbered roads, independent houses and small apartment buildings. Nagole as a whole has quietly become one of Hyderabad's main clusters of small old age homes, and Co-operative Bank Colony sits in the middle of it. Families searching for senior living in Nagole or an old age home in Nagole usually start here.
Elkin lists one verified home in Co-operative Bank Colony. Our advisors can arrange a visit and compare it with the other homes a few streets away.
Aashraya Old Age Home
Aashraya Old Age Home is run by the Aashraya Charitable Trust from Sai Chandra Residency on Road No. 7 of Co-operative Bank Colony, close to the neighbouring Sai Nagar Colony. It is a charitable, trust-run home, which usually means a modest fee and a homely, family-style atmosphere rather than hotel-style service.
It works as assisted living. The listing covers help with bathing and personal hygiene, daily health monitoring, emergency response, nutrition planning, physiotherapy, memory care support, palliative care and recovery after a hospital stay, with trained caregivers and wheelchair access. Rooms are furnished, and the home has a garden space, Wi-Fi and power backup.
Homes like Aashraya suit seniors who need some daily help and company, families on a moderate budget, and parents who are used to living in a colony like this one. They are less suited to a parent who needs intensive nursing every hour, so share your parent's medical details before admission and ask the home honestly what it can and cannot manage.
On a visit, look at the rooms your parent would actually use, check bathrooms for grab bars and non-slip floors, and ask whether the kitchen cooks vegetarian or non-vegetarian food, and on which days. It is also worth asking who the visiting doctor is, how often they come, and which hospital the home calls first in an emergency. In a small home these answers are usually simple and personal, and a clear, confident reply is a good sign that the home is well run.
Why families pick Nagole
- Metro at the end of the line. Nagole is the eastern terminus of the Blue Line, which runs through Uppal, Tarnaka, Secunderabad, Begumpet and Ameerpet to Hitec City and Raidurg. Children working in the IT corridor can reach Nagole by metro.
- Hospitals. Kamineni Hospitals and Gleneagles Aware Hospital near LB Nagar are about 15 minutes away, and Uppal has smaller hospitals and labs.
- A choice of homes nearby. Because several old age homes operate within a couple of kilometres, families can compare three or four in one morning.
- Settled neighbourhood. Temples, parks, vegetable markets and pharmacies are within walking distance of most colony roads.
Costs in Nagole
Nagole is one of the most affordable parts of Hyderabad for an old age home. As an indicative guide, trust-run and paid old age homes here cost about ₹10,000 to ₹25,000 a month, depending on whether a room is shared and how much help is needed, while residents needing nursing, bedridden care or dementia support pay roughly ₹25,000 to ₹45,000 a month. Some charitable homes also offer free or heavily subsidised places to seniors without family support, usually with a waiting list. Ask the home for its current charges in writing. If cost is the main worry, read what to do if you cannot afford an old age home.
Other old age homes close by
- Senior living in Green Fields Colony, Nagole, towards Bandlaguda, with another charitable home.
- Senior living in Dilsukhnagar, across the river, with Goldage's 150-bed home and rehabilitation services.
- Senior living in Mallapur, north of Uppal near Nacharam.
- Senior living in Karmanghat, past LB Nagar, for a retirement community.
Compare more on all senior living homes in Hyderabad and assisted living in Hyderabad. Call or WhatsApp +91 95005 10506 (10 AM to 8 PM IST).
