Hiring a Companion is a great way to provide personal assistance, light housekeeping and meal preparation, and friendship for your loved one who otherwise would spend much of their time alone. There is no formal schooling required to be a Companion and requirements vary from employer to employer.
Hiring a Companion is a great way to provide personal assistance, light housekeeping and meal preparation, and friendship for your loved one who otherwise would spend much of their time alone.
A CNA assists patients with activities of daily living, monitors medication reminders and vitals, and offers emotional, physical, and social support.
They are responsible for the tasks associated with the care of their patients and are expected to report even minor changes in a patient to an RN or other medical professional.
RNs coordinate care, perform diagnostic tests, and analyze results, instruct patients on how to manage illnesses after treatment, and oversee other workers such as LPNs, nursing aides, and home care aides.
Silver Lining has Registered Nurses overseeing all care and working closely with LPNs and CNAs to administer the right customized care.
A CNA assists patients with activities of daily living, monitors medication reminders and vitals, and offers emotional, physical, and social support. A CNA reports to an LPN or RN, and will always have oversight. They will have 75-150 hours of training in a CNA program and must pass a state-sanctioned competency test.
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