Hospital Visit

• Doctor Consulation

• Hospital Admission

• Hospital Discharge

• Keep the appointment details, doctor's name, prescriptions and previous reports ready

• Inform us in advance if your loved one needs a wheelchair or walking assistance

• Share the family contact number for important updates

• Ensure the companion knows about any specific assistance requirements

• Expect the companion to influence hospital staff or bypass queues

• Ask the companion to diagnose a condition or explain medical results

• Expect the companion to make medical decisions on your behalf

• Ask the companion to perform medical procedures outside the agreed service

How a visit is arranged

From the first call to a companion at the door

1. 1

   Free care consultation

   Tell us what your loved one needs and when the visit should happen.

2. 2

   A matched companion

   We introduce a background-checked companion whose skills fit this service.

3. 3

   The visit

   The companion stays for the agreed support and keeps the visit within what this service covers.

4. 4

   Family update

   You hear how the visit went, so the next one can be adjusted if needed.

• Punctual visits

  If a companion is running late, we tell you before your parents start waiting.

• Honest updates

  You hear exactly what happened during each visit, with photos and reports where needed.

• Money stays safe

  Companions never ask for or handle cash, cards, PINs or OTPs.

• No medical work

  Companions can remind your parents to take medicines, but they never give them.