Patient Caretaker
A caretaker helps with everyday things, so your family gets some rest.
Is this for you?
- Needs help to get up, walk or use the toilet
- Mostly in bed and needs bathing and feeding
- Family is at work all day
- Someone needs to stay awake at night
What we do
- Bathing, changing clothes and diapers
- Feeding and water on time
- Help to walk, sit and move
- Toilet help and keeping things clean
- Medicine reminders
- Company and conversation
- Not included: Injections, drips or dressings (you need a nurse)
- Not included: Cooking for the family or housework
How to book
Day shift, night shift, or 24-hour live-in.
Keep ready
- Daily routine: meals, medicines, sleep
- Preferred language
- A place to rest (for 24-hour care)
Questions
Does a 24-hour caretaker need food and a place to sleep?
Yes. Families usually give meals and a place to rest. We'll explain before we start.
What if the caretaker isn't right for us?
Tell us. We'll talk and change the person if needed.
Not sure what you need?
Just call. We'll guide you.