Manisha Pawar
Yes, but only if there’s clear coordination among family members. In such cases, hiring a trained professional from an agency is crucial, as they are skilled in balancing multiple instructions, managing time efficiently, and maintaining harmony within the household.
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Apurva Walgude
Agencies evaluate your family type, the patient’s medical condition, and household environment before recommending the right caretaker. They ensure that the caregiver fits your family’s cultural values, routine, and emotional needs.
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Priti Amal
For nuclear families or elderly individuals living alone, a live-in caretaker or 24-hour nurse is ideal. They provide continuous assistance, emotional support, and companionship, which is essential when family members are not always around.
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Soumiya Shantan
In joint families, several people may be involved in making decisions or giving instructions. Clear communication ensures that the caretaker understands the patient’s needs, medication schedules, and preferences, avoiding confusion and ensuring consistent care.
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Pranjali Shendge
In joint families, caregiving is often a shared responsibility, with multiple members helping the patient. In individual or nuclear families, the caretaker usually becomes the primary caregiver, offering full-time attention and companionship to ensure the patient’s well-being.
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