As our beloved ones grow older they need more and more help with their everyday tasks. Taking care of an elderly or even sick parent, spouse, adherent or a close friend is a grueling task since it is a serious challenge in our accelerated world. This is especially true when we have to face the difficulties and responsibilities of the attendance at once.
Usually we speak of old age when the biological regression and decline of the body is getting under way and the fulfillment of adult social roles becomes increasingly difficult. It lays a serious burden on the relatives both in vigor and valuable time. The time may come when we feel that cannot deal with situation alone any more. And so arouses the question: What to do now?

If we make our beloved ones move from home they may feel that they are a burden to the family. The most humane thing we can do is to start searching a home care service. Choosing the right nurse is not so easy since the professional attendance of our beloved one is at stake.

Here are some guidelines along which we should start:
First of all to chose the best nurse or elderly-foster we should assess their state of health. According to that the attendance may vary from a few hours a week or could necessitate a 7/24 patient care. In determining what is best our home care professionals are there to help whole-heartedly.

The qualification and experience of our nurses, fosters and physiotherapists is essential. Our colleagues all have serious references in home-caring and possess the license for home care issued by the Red Cross that is accepted abroad (in Austria, Germany for example). And along with them ER nurses and psychologists help their work in order to provide the best environment and help the home rehabilitation at its best.