Experienced and reliable.
We need someone who is competent in this field to meet the needs of our patient and support his recovery in the hospital or home environment until a certain recovery period after surgery or as a result of any accompanying illness. In these sudden situations, which can sometimes be unplanned, we may not be able to spare time to help our patient due to our own workload or responsibilities. In the meantime, we would like to receive the service of a companion. The duty of the companion is; Experienced in accompanying, helping the patient regardless of gender, age and disease. Keeping track of medication, providing support with changing diapers or catheters if one is unable to go to the toilet, reaching the family or doctor if there is an emergency situation, calling an ambulance if necessary, ensuring the patient eats and creating a meal plan, ensuring that the patient moves according to the course of the disease. Among the main duties are to support the physical therapy program, if any, and to ensure the hygiene of the patient's living area and the patient. These duties may vary depending on the type and course of the disease.
Companion care
Duty of the companion; Experienced in accompanying, helping the patient regardless of gender, age and disease. Keeping track of medication, providing support with changing diapers or catheters if one is unable to go to the toilet, reaching the family or doctor if there is an emergency situation, calling an ambulance if necessary, ensuring the patient eats and creating a meal plan, ensuring that the patient moves according to the course of the disease. Among the main duties are to support the physical therapy program, if any, and to ensure the hygiene of the patient's living area and the patient. These duties may vary depending on the type and course of the disease. With the companion service, which is more preferred today, you will provide your patients with the necessary support for their recovery, and both our patients and you will be safe knowing that you are not alone. The companion service is available on a 12-hour or 24-hour basis, depending on the condition of the disease. fees are charged. If you need to be accompanied for a month or more, the fee will be calculated monthly. You can get information about patient care from the link here
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How long does it take to find a sitter?
Depending on your needs and wishes, we can provide a caregiver immediately or at a time that suits you.
Why should I get service from you instead of a private caregiver for my family?
If you hire privately, you become the caregiver's employer. The following are just a few of the things you should consider when hiring privately.
Do I need to sign a contract that locks me into services?
No. Sumer is here to meet your needs, and as your needs change, the services you receive will also change. Our service contract reflects this and adapts to changing needs.
How do you supervise your caregivers?
We conduct random management quality assurance checks and conduct surveys for both the caregiver and our patient at certain intervals. This ensures that our customers receive the best home care possible.
How much will I pay for the service I will receive?
We can come to your home and meet with you and your family members free of charge. If you feel more comfortable, you can also come to one of our offices.
For many families, home care services offer a helpful choice; A safe and affordable solution that supports the family and allows loved ones to remain in the comfort of their own home and community. Home care provides compassion and assistance to seniors who need assistance with daily activities. Levels of care vary depending on need and can range from weekly meal preparation to incontinence assistance.
Is home care a better option than a nursing home?
Home care is a more private option that allows your loved one to stay in their own home. This is generally less obtrusive and more engaging, making it the first choice for many families. Combine this with the rising costs of nursing home facilities and it can be understood why home care has become the preferred option for many families.
