Paid Companion Service in Hospital
Paid Companion Service in Hospital
Paid Companion Service in Hospital
Paid companions in the hospital are people who work to support sick individuals, provide care services and accompany them during their time in the hospital. These companions provide attentive care and support according to the specific needs of the sick individual.
What Do Companions Generally Do?
Patient care:
Carrying out daily living activities such as helping with basic hygiene needs, bed care, and changing clothing and situation.
Medication Tracking and Assistance:
Ensuring that the patient takes the medications prescribed by his doctor regularly and helping with medication follow-up.
Assistance in Using Medical Devices:
Helping the sick individual use the medical devices they need to use correctly (for example, glucometer, respirators).
Patient Monitoring:
Monitoring health status, checking basic health indicators such as blood pressure, pulse, and informing the doctor or nurse.
Nutrition and Diet Management:
Implementing the diet recommended by the patient's doctor or dietitian, preparing meals in accordance with the patient's diet, and helping the individual eat.
Moral and Psychosocial Support:
To raise the morale of the sick individual, to chat with them, to listen and to provide psychosocial support.
Communication with Hospital Staff and Doctors:
Communicating effectively with hospital staff and doctors in line with the needs of the patient.
Physical Activity and Rehabilitation:
If necessary, helping the patient perform physical activities recommended by their doctor and providing support to their rehabilitation process.
Accompaniment Services:
Accompanying the patient during their stay in the hospital, communicating with the outside world, and acting in accordance with their needs.
Paid companions are generally selected based on the patient's condition, special needs and the treatment he/she needs to receive in the hospital. Assigning these companions to ensure the comfort and safety of patients can contribute to a better treatment process for the patient. Paid companion service is very valuable, especially if the relatives of the sick individual do not have time to stay in the hospital constantly.
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