About Raul

Assistance with daily activities: Assisting with personal hygiene, dressing, eating, and mobility. Medication administration: Reminding and supervising the taking of medications as prescribed by a doctor. Accompaniment and emotional support: Providing companionship, conversation, and encouraging socialization to prevent isolation. Health monitoring: Observing vital signs and changes in health status, and reporting any abnormalities to family members or medical professionals. Household tasks: Cleaning, cooking, and organizing the environment to maintain a safe and comfortable environment. Mobilization and walking: Assisting with mobility in and out of the home, including walking or medical visits. In addition, a successful experience in elder care requires patience, empathy, responsibility, and communication skills, as you will be working with people in vulnerable situations who may require specialized care.