HOME CARE SERVICES

1. Home Nursing Companion Support
(8-12-24 Hours)

Home nursing companion support is a service that allows patients to be monitored by professional nurses for 8, 12, or 24 hours. This service aims to ensure that patients receive care in accordance with their treatment plans, that medication and nutrition are monitored regularly, and that possible complications are detected early. Nursing companion support increases the safety and comfort of both patients and their families.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is home nursing companion support?
It is the monitoring and care of patients under the supervision of professional nurses for 8, 12, or 24 hours.

In which situations is nursing companion support needed?
It is preferred for post operative care, chronic disease management, intensive treatment processes, or situations requiring continuous support at home.

How is the duration of 8-12-24 hour services determined?
The duration is selected according to the patient’s health condition, needs, and physician recommendations.

Does nursing companion support only include medical care?
No. In addition to medical procedures such as medication administration, nutrition follow up, wound dressing, and catheter monitoring, daily living support is also provided.

Is home nursing companion support safe?
Yes, all services are provided by experienced and trained nurses.

Are family members informed during the service?
Yes, nurses regularly inform the family about the patient’s condition.

Does the companion nurse communicate with the physician?
When necessary, the nurse works in coordination with the patient’s physician and contributes to the treatment process.

Is nursing companion support reliable?
Companion support includes long term supervision and one to one monitoring. Our licensed home care center operates under continuous Ministry of Health inspections and maintains medical records.

Which patient groups is this service suitable for?
It is suitable for post operative patients, patients discharged from intensive care, chronic patients, and elderly individuals.

Does the nurse change during the service period?
Whenever possible, continuity is maintained with the same nurse; shift systems may be applied when necessary.

2. Hospital Nursing Companion Support
(8-12-24 Hours)

Hospital nursing companion support includes one to one monitoring of patients by professional nurses for 8, 12, or 24 hours during their hospital stay. This service helps patients feel safer and more comfortable in the hospital environment, improves compliance with treatment plans, and enables possible complications to be identified quickly. Nurses support the process by working in coordination with physicians and the hospital team.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is hospital nursing companion support?
It is one to one monitoring of patients in the hospital by a professional nurse.

In which situations is this service needed?
It is suitable for post operative patients, patients transferred to hospital wards after intensive care, chronic patients, elderly individuals, or patients who do not wish to stay alone.

How is the service duration determined?
8, 12, or 24 hour options are planned according to the patient’s health condition, treatment process, and needs.

Does hospital nursing companion support replace a family companion?
Yes, nurses provide medical support, while family members may still remain with the patient if they wish.

Does the nurse communicate with the hospital team?
Yes, the nurse works in coordination with doctors and hospital nurses and communicates the patient’s condition when necessary.

What support is provided through this service?
Medication follow up, dressing control, catheter care, nutritional support, mobility assistance, and hygiene support are provided.

Is hospital nursing companion support safe?
Yes, the service is provided by trained and experienced nurses.

Are family members informed during the service?
Yes, nurses regularly update the patient’s relatives.

Is this service only for patients who underwent major surgery?
No. It is suitable for elderly individuals, chronic patients, or anyone seeking additional reassurance and support.

Can we continue with the same nurse?
Whenever possible, continuity is maintained; shift systems may be applied for long term support.

3. Home Healthcare Support Personnel Companion Service
(8-12-24 Hours)

Home healthcare support personnel companion services ensure that patients’ basic care and daily needs are met by professional support personnel for 8, 12, or 24 hours. This service increases patient comfort through non medical support such as personal care, repositioning, meal and fluid support, and mobility assistance. Healthcare support personnel create a safe and organized care process for both patients and their families.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is home healthcare support personnel companion service?
It is the provision of patients’ basic care and daily needs at home by professional healthcare support personnel.

Who is this service suitable for?
It is suitable for elderly individuals, patients requiring post operative care, bedridden patients, or individuals needing support with daily living activities.

How is the duration of 8-12-24 hour services determined?
The duration is planned according to the patient’s needs, dependency level, and family support.

What duties do healthcare support personnel perform?
They provide personal care, repositioning assistance, nutritional support, toileting assistance, mobility support, and daily living assistance.

Can healthcare support personnel administer medication?
No. Medical procedures may only be performed by nurses or physicians; healthcare support personnel provide non medical care services.

Is home healthcare support personnel companion service safe?
Yes, all personnel are trained and experienced, and patient safety is prioritized.

Are family members informed during the service?
Yes, personnel regularly update family members about the patient’s condition.

What is the difference between healthcare support personnel and nurses?
Nurses perform medical procedures such as injections and wound care, while healthcare support personnel focus on basic care and companionship.

Can home support services be temporary or ongoing?
Yes, services can be provided as one time, temporary, or long term support according to needs.

Can we continue with the same support personnel?
Whenever possible, continuity is maintained; shift systems may also be applied for long term services.

4. Hospital Healthcare Support Personnel Companion Service
(8-12-24 Hours)

Hospital healthcare support personnel companion services ensure that hospitalized patients’ basic needs are met by professional support personnel for 8, 12, or 24 hours. This service reduces the burden on family members while improving patient comfort and safety. Healthcare support personnel assist with daily activities, support patient care, and help make the hospital process more comfortable.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is hospital healthcare support personnel companion service?
It is the provision of personal care and daily support for hospitalized patients by professional support personnel.

In which situations is this service preferred?
It is suitable for families unable to remain with the patient or patients requiring continuous support.

What duties do healthcare support personnel perform?
They assist with personal care, nutritional support, toileting assistance, mobility support, and meeting the patient’s daily needs.

Do services comply with hospital regulations?
Yes, all services are provided in accordance with hospital rules and procedures.

Can healthcare support personnel administer medication?
No. Medication administration and medical procedures may only be performed by nurses or physicians.

How do healthcare support personnel ensure patient safety?
They help reduce fall risks, assist with repositioning, and provide continuous supervision.

How is the service duration determined?
8, 12, or 24 hour support is planned according to the patient’s needs.

What is the difference between healthcare support personnel and nurses?
Nurses perform medical procedures, while support personnel provide basic care and daily assistance.

Does companion support completely replace family members?
No. It is a supportive service designed to reduce the burden on family members.

Can we continue with the same personnel?
Yes, continuity is maintained whenever possible; shift systems may be applied for long term services.

5. Home Chronic Disease Monitoring

Home chronic disease monitoring includes the regular supervision and support of individuals with chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, heart failure, COPD, and kidney diseases by professional healthcare staff in the comfort of their homes. This service helps improve the patient’s quality of life, reduces the risk of complications, and ensures that the treatment plan is followed effectively through continuous monitoring.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is home chronic disease monitoring?
It is the regular follow-up of individuals with chronic illnesses by healthcare professionals at home, along with support for treatment adherence.

Which diseases is it suitable for?
Diabetes, hypertension, heart failure, COPD, kidney diseases, and other chronic conditions.

What checks are performed during follow-up visits?
Blood pressure, pulse, temperature, blood glucose monitoring, respiratory assessment, medication usage, and overall health condition are monitored.

Is home monitoring safe?
Yes. It is carried out safely and hygienically by experienced nurses or healthcare professionals.

How long does the service last?
It can be planned daily, weekly, or long-term depending on the patient’s needs.

Is medication support provided during monitoring?
Yes. Medication use is supervised and prescription guidance is provided; however, medication administration is carried out under nurse supervision.

Are family members informed?
Yes. Families are regularly informed about the patient’s condition and the care process at home.

Does this service reduce the risk of complications?
Yes. Regular monitoring allows potential complications to be detected early and preventive measures to be taken.

Is the service only suitable for adults?
No. It can also be provided for children who require chronic disease monitoring.

What are the benefits of home chronic disease monitoring?
It improves the patient’s quality of life, reduces the risk of hospitalization, supports treatment adherence, and helps maintain overall health stability.

6. Home Palliative Care

Home palliative care is a service designed for individuals with life-threatening or chronic illnesses to receive symptom management, pain control, and psychosocial support at home under the supervision of professional healthcare staff. The goal is to improve the patient’s comfort, enhance quality of life, and provide support to family members.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is home palliative care?
It is a supportive care service provided at home to improve the quality of life of individuals with serious or chronic illnesses.

Which patients is it suitable for?
Patients with cancer, advanced heart failure, chronic lung diseases, neurological disorders, or those in terminal stages of illness.

What support is provided during the service?
Pain and symptom management, medication follow-up, nutritional support, psychological and social support, as well as patient and family education.

Is home palliative care safe?
Yes. It is provided by experienced nurses and doctors in accordance with hygiene and safety standards.

How long does the service continue?
It can be planned for short-term or long-term care depending on the patient’s needs, with daily follow-up if necessary.

Is support also provided for family members?
Yes. Families receive information, education, and psychosocial support throughout the care process.

Is home palliative care only suitable for adults?
No. Specialized palliative care programs can also be provided for pediatric patients.

What happens in emergency situations?
If the patient’s condition becomes critical, guidance and referral to emergency services (112 or the nearest emergency department) are provided.

What are the benefits of the service for the patient?
Pain and symptoms are managed effectively, while comfort and quality of life are improved.

What are the benefits of the service for the family?
It reduces family anxiety, makes the care process more manageable, and helps families provide the best possible support for their loved ones.

7. Home Medical Equipment and Supply Support

Home medical equipment and supply support includes providing patients with the medical devices and consumable supplies needed for treatment and care, such as oxygen devices, ventilators, aspirators, hospital beds, walkers, wheelchairs, dressing supplies, and stoma products, along with training on their proper use. This service ensures safe, uninterrupted, and comfortable care for both patients and families.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is home medical equipment support?
It is a support service that provides the necessary medical devices and supplies for patient care at home, along with guidance on their use.

Which devices and supplies are provided?
Oxygen devices, ventilators, CPAP/BiPAP devices, aspirators, hospital beds, walkers, wheelchairs, dressing supplies, and stoma products.

Can the devices and supplies be rented?
Yes. Some devices can be rented or purchased.

Is training provided for device usage?
Yes. Healthcare professionals provide guidance to patients and families on safe device usage.

Is the service suitable for all age groups?
Yes. Support is available for all age groups, from infants to elderly patients.

Are maintenance and technical services provided for the devices?
Yes. Regular maintenance and technical service arrangements can be organized when needed.

Is the supply of medical materials continuous?
Yes. Continuous supply can be provided for regularly needed materials such as wound dressings or stoma bags.

Does insurance or private health coverage include this support?
Some insurance providers and private health policies may cover medical equipment or supply support.

Is preparation required before receiving support?
Yes. Planning is made in advance according to the patient’s medical condition and specific needs.

What are the benefits of home medical equipment and supply support?
It allows treatment and care to continue comfortably at home without frequent hospital visits, while ensuring safety and convenience for both patients and families.

8. Home Caregiver / Care Provider Training

Training for home caregivers or care providers is designed to ensure that the daily care needs of patients and elderly individuals are carried out safely, correctly, and effectively. These training sessions cover topics such as basic caregiving practices, hygiene, nutrition, medication follow-up, mobility and repositioning, prevention of pressure sores, emergency management, and communication skills. The training is provided in the home care environment by experienced nurses and healthcare consultants. The aim is to improve caregivers’ knowledge and skills, ensuring confidence and safety for both patients and families throughout the care process.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can benefit from this training?
Professional caregivers or family members who provide care for patients, elderly individuals, or people with special needs at home.

What topics are covered in the training?

• Daily care and hygiene
• Nutrition routines and supportive methods
• Medication follow-up
• Prevention of pressure sores
• Repositioning and mobilization
• Emergency response procedures
• Effective communication with patients and elderly individuals

Where is the training provided?
The training is conducted directly in the home environment where care is provided, with practical applications.

Who provides the training?
Experienced nurses, healthcare consultants, and when necessary, physiotherapists.

How long does the training last?
It varies according to the topic and needs, but is generally planned as practical sessions lasting 1–3 hours.

What do participants gain from the training?
The ability to manage the caregiving process safely, support the patient or elderly individual without causing harm, and feel more confident in caregiving responsibilities.

Is follow-up support provided after the training?
Yes. Additional training sessions or consultancy support can be provided when needed.

Is the training paid?
Pricing depends on the duration and content of the training. For detailed information, you may contact our patient consultants.

Can family members also attend the training?
Yes. The training is suitable for anyone involved in the caregiving process.

Can we contact you again after the training if we have further questions?
Yes. After the training, you may always contact us regarding any concerns during the caregiving process and receive support from our consultants.

For detailed information and appointments, please contact our consultants.