Various factors are at play when it comes to how soon a patient gets discharged from a hospital. One such factor involves the presence of a hospital sitter or a facility companion in the patient’s medical experience.
These professionals focus on emotionally uplifting the patients by providing them with companionship, motivation, and a diversion (for negative thoughts) through one-on-one bedside care. In the absence of family members, hospital sitters will strive to fill in the role of the patient’s support system. By receiving this support, most patients may return home sooner with a better disposition in life.
Age-Related Medical Conditions
>With age comes the vulnerability of one’s health. Hence, many seniors experience frequent visits to the doctor or the emergency room, especially when they are not receiving the medical care and supervision their condition requires. The most common age-related medical conditions include:
- Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
- Weaker Joints or Knees
- Dementia
- Diabetes
- Osteoarthritis
- Stroke or Heart Attack
Health Care Facilities
Hospitals offer their patients an array of options when it comes to choosing a facility to continue the medical care they’re receiving. With the patient’s care plan as a basis, it may be ideal for a patient to transfer from a hospital to a facility, such as a:
- Skilled Nursing Facility
- Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility (IRF)
- Assisted Living Residence
Whatever facility your loved one’s primary physician connects them with, you can trust Concierge Companion Care to deploy the most capable care professionals (such as home health aides, caregivers, or hospital sitters). We provide your loved ones with the compassionate support they deserve during dire times.
We take pride in all our hospital sitters since each possesses an innate empathy for people seeking help. Since we are a patient-centered agency, we match our clients with only their most compatible professionals to ensure their comfort and the plan’s effectiveness, especially in cases when specialized care is necessary.
The Specialized Care We Provide:
- Post Surgical Care
- Accident/Fall Recovery Assistance
- Chronic Illness Management
- Pain Management
- Dementia Care (Memory Care)
- Low Vision/ Blindness Assistance
- Dialysis Care
- Physical Therapy and Limited Mobility Support
- Disability Management
We understand that all facilities assign a care professional for their patients. However, there are instances when a patient requires personalized support from a professional who is capable of providing them with one-on-one care. Such a service may be impossible to receive if the medical facility your loved one is staying in is experiencing a staffing shortage. Concierge Companion Care aims to address this issue with the various professionals we deploy to handle individual cases. Each team member underwent proper background checks and training to ensure that your loved one’s welfare rests in the hands of a proficient care professional.