Hospital Sitter/Advocate
When you cannot be there for a family member residing in assisted living or recovering in a hospital or rehabilitation facility, A Better Solution can bridge the gap. Hospitals and other facilities can not provide one-on-one care. Dementia, disorientation, medication and delayed response from staff contribute to the possibility of things such as falls, inadequate food intake and depression.
We can act as an advocate for your loved one when busy schedules or geographic distance separates families. We know that being at the hospital bedside of a loved one 24/7 can be draining and oftentimes impossible due to work and family commitments. Our caregivers serve as welcomed companions and "watchful" eyes, supplying vital information on your loved one's care, condition and emotional needs. We can provide round-the-clock or hourly companionship and/or advocacy, so you can take the time necessary to care for other needs. Our Hospital Sitter Service can provide services such as:
When you cannot be there for a family member residing in assisted living or recovering in a hospital or rehabilitation facility, A Better Solution can bridge the gap. Hospitals and other facilities can not provide one-on-one care. Dementia, disorientation, medication and delayed response from staff contribute to the possibility of things such as falls, inadequate food intake and depression.
We can act as an advocate for your loved one when busy schedules or geographic distance separates families. We know that being at the hospital bedside of a loved one 24/7 can be draining and oftentimes impossible due to work and family commitments. Our caregivers serve as welcomed companions and "watchful" eyes, supplying vital information on your loved one's care, condition and emotional needs. We can provide round-the-clock or hourly companionship and/or advocacy, so you can take the time necessary to care for other needs. Our Hospital Sitter Service can provide services such as:
- Assist with meals and feeding to ensure proper nutrition and fluids
- Provide companionship
- Seek help or information from the hospital/facility nurse when needed
- Supervise patient (i.e. ensuring patient stays in bed, IVs remain in place, etc.)
- Communicate with family or other care providers
- Provide engaging activity such as reading, cards, journaling