Caregiving can be a long and demanding journey. More often than not, we could use a helping hand, whether in the short run or in the long term.

• Assisting patients with their washing, showering, and dressing.
• Serving food or assisting others in eating.
• Turning bedridden people to avoid pressure ulcers and bedsores.
• Speaking with patients to make them feel less worried.
• Assisting those who are having difficulty moving about.
• Providing and collecting bedpans, as well as assisting patients to the restroom.
• Make certain that the patients’ homes are clean.
• Keeping supplies and equipment in good condition.
• Observing and documenting patient data such as temperature, pulse, and breathing.