Elderly Care
This involves administering medications to patients as prescribed by a doctor. It’s essential to follow the doctor’s instructions accurately and ensure the patient receives the right medication at the right time.
Toileting and Incontinence Care
Patients who have difficulty with bathroom functions or incontinence need assistance with hygiene and changing clothes & bed linens. Compassion and respect for the patient's dignity are crucial in providing such care.
Bathing and Hygiene
Maintaining personal hygiene is vital for a patient's overall well-being. This includes helping them with proper bathing, washing and cleaning to prevent infections or discomfort.
Grooming
Patients may require assistance with grooming tasks such as haircuts, shaving, and nail care to ensure they look and feel their best.
Mobility Assistance
Patients with limited mobility may need help moving around, getting in and out of bed or chairs, or using mobility aids like walkers or canes.
Monitoring Health
Monitoring elderly patients involves regularly tracking vital signs like heart rate, blood pressure, glucose levels, and oxygen saturation. Timely reporting anomalies allows prompt action by family or doctors for preventive measures.
Feeding
Some patients may require assistance with feeding due to physical limitations or medical conditions. Caregivers can help with meal preparation, feeding, and ensuring proper nutrition.
Transferring And Positioning
Proper techniques are essential to move patients safely and comfortably, especially those with mobility issues. This may involve repositioning them in bed or assisting with transfers between surfaces.
Medical Equipment
Depending on the patient's condition, various medical equipment may be necessary for monitoring or aiding in their care. This can include items like air mattress, oxygenators, suction machine, wheelchairs, or hospital beds. These can be rented as needed.