მოხუცის მომვლელი
Negotiable price
More than 5 years
Tbilisi
ბავშვის ძიძა
Negotiable priceUp to 3 yearsTbilisi
მომვლელი
1,500 ₾/per monthUp to 1 yearTips Before Choosing a Caregiver
Care specifics
Precisely determine the beneficiary's needs: do they only require companionship and personal hygiene assistance, or are medical procedures mandatory (injections, bedsore treatment, tube feeding)?
Work schedule
Define the schedule in advance: do you need a daytime caregiver (e.g., from 9:00 to 18:00), night shifts, or 24-hour live-in services?
Medical history
Prepare detailed information about the patient's diagnosis, allergies, personality traits, and the exact hours for administering doctor-prescribed medications.
Empathy and compatibility
Along with professionalism, personal compatibility is crucial. During the very first meeting, observe how the caregiver communicates with the beneficiary.
Verified reputation
Since you are welcoming someone into your home and entrusting them with a loved one's health, prioritize candidates who have authentic recommendations and a positive track record.
Trust the professionals
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ძიძა, ოჯახში დამხმარე
Negotiable priceMore than 5 years
მოხუცის მოვლა
Negotiable priceMore than 5 years
მოხუცის მოვლა
Negotiable priceMore than 5 years
კერძო მოხუცთა პანსიონატი
1,200 ₾More than 5 yearsTbilisi
მომვლელი ,ძიძა
Negotiable priceMore than 5 yearsTbilisi
ბავშვის დღიური ძიძა
Negotiable priceMore than 5 yearsTbilisi, Chugureti
ინსულტის შემდგომი პაციენტების პროფესიონალი მომვლელი
2,000 ₾ - FromMore than 5 yearsTbilisi
ძიძა- მომვლელი
Negotiable priceMore than 5 yearsTbilisi
მოხუცის მომვლელი
Negotiable priceMore than 5 yearsTbilisi
ძიძა, ოჯახში დამხმარე
Negotiable priceMore than 5 yearsTbilisiFrequently Asked Questions - Caregiver
Standard duties include: ensuring the beneficiary's personal hygiene (bathing, changing), monitoring timely medication intake, preparing simple meals/feeding, measuring blood pressure/blood sugar, and keeping the patient's room clean.
If the patient requires specific medical procedures (catheters, injections, specialized exercises), a medical background is essential. If only daily care and supervision are needed, extensive work experience in this field is sufficient.
The price depends on the work schedule (hourly, daily, or 24-hour) and the complexity of the patient's condition (e.g., caring for a bedridden patient or a person with severe dementia typically requires higher-qualified labor and corresponding compensation).
Yes, many nannies offer flexible schedules — from a few hours to a full workday, depending on your specific need.
It includes regularly repositioning the patient to prevent bedsores, hygiene procedures, feeding assistance when needed, and monitoring vital signs.