Paid Patient Companion in Ankara Hospital

We provide you with paid patient companion support in all hospitals in Ankara. Our patient companions are employees who do their jobs well, are aware of the sensitivity of the period you are going through, and love what they do. Patient companions are people who play an important role in the daily life activities of patients in need of care, monitoring their health conditions, and providing emotional support. They undertake various tasks so that patients can continue their lives more comfortably and safely at home or in the hospital.

A patient companion is an important healthcare professional who meets the daily needs of patients and provides them with care and support. Patient companions reduce the workload of hospital staff by ensuring the comfort and safety of hospitalized patients. This document contains detailed information about the role, responsibilities, training, and advantages and difficulties of the profession of a patient companion.

Responsibilities of the Patient Companion

Meeting the patient's daily personal care needs (eating, bathing, dressing, etc.)
Helping the patient move and ensuring their mobilization
Implementing the doctor and nurse's instructions during the patient's treatment process
Helping the patient relax psychologically and boosting their morale
Effectively communicating with the patient and their relatives
The Sensitive Period the Family Goes Through

Patient companions must know the sensitive period that the patient and their relatives go through very well. They must always be gentle and manage the situation in the best way possible. They must not forget that patient safety is always the most important issue. They must prevent any factors that could harm the patient. Since patient companions are in close contact with the patient, they are also in constant communication with the patient's relatives.

Duties of the Patient Companion

Personal Care: They assist with personal care procedures such as washing, dressing, and meeting the patient's toilet needs.

Nutrition: They prepare or assist in preparing meals appropriate to the patient's eating habits and health status.

Medication Use: They give the medications prescribed by the doctor to the patient on time and in the correct dosage.

Vital Sign Monitoring: They regularly measure vital signs such as blood pressure, pulse, and fever and inform the doctor in case of any abnormalities.

Psychological Support: They chat to keep the patient's morale high and provide emotional support.

Social Interaction: They help the patient maintain their relationships with their social circle.

Implementation of Doctor's Instructions: They follow all the instructions given by the doctor completely.

Intervention in Emergency Situations: They intervene quickly in emergency situations and inform the necessary people.