In a significant development, India’s Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has announced new guidelines for the treatment of COVID-19 patients in home isolation. The updated guidelines include the use of pulse oximeters to monitor oxygen levels, as well as the introduction of telemedicine consultations for patients in home care. Patients with mild symptoms or pre-symptomatic cases are now encouraged to monitor their oxygen saturation levels regularly using a pulse oximeter. They are advised to seek medical attention if their oxygen saturation levels drop below 94%. Additionally, telemedicine consultations will now be available for COVID-19 patients in home isolation to ensure timely medical advice and support. These new guidelines aim to improve the monitoring and care of COVID-19 patients outside of healthcare facilities, reducing the burden on hospitals and healthcare workers. As the number of COVID-19 cases continues to rise in India, these updated guidelines are expected to play a crucial role in managing the pandemic more effectively. The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has urged all states and union territories to implement these guidelines to ensure the best possible care for COVID-19 patients in home isolation. Stay tuned for more updates on COVID-19 guidelines and protocols in India.