Soni Arun Bandal
Maintain open communication, set clear daily routines, and check in regularly with both the maid and your elderly family member. You can also ask the agency for periodic follow-ups to ensure quality service.
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Manisha Madhale
Yes, giving specific instructions about your elderly family member’s routine, diet, and medical needs helps the maid adjust better. Agencies can provide general training, but family guidance ensures personalized care.
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Sana Chaudhary
Most maids are trained in basic patient care like feeding, bathing, changing positions, and giving oral medicines. However, for advanced medical care (like injections, IVs, or physiotherapy), you may need a professional nurse.
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Reshma Brahmane
Hire through a reputed maid agency that conducts background checks and provides verified candidates. You can also ask for references from previous employers to ensure reliability.
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Pramila Jasiwar
Look for a maid with prior experience in elderly or patient care, basic medical knowledge, patience, empathy, and the ability to handle hygiene and mobility support. Compassion is just as important as technical skills.
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